Community members are rallying to raise money for additional rescue equipment.
 
Residents gathered at the Seven Points Visitors Center in Huntingdon County Thursday to speak about the need to purchase a new high-tech robotic camera for the Markelsburg Volunteer Fire Company in the Raystown Lake area.
 
The family of 16-year-old Clay Bishop, who drowned back in August, is spearheading the effort by launching the new "Clay Bishop Water Rescue and Safety Fund.”
 
Fund organizers are aiming to raise about $113,000 and have already collected more than $18,000.
 
Donations to the "Clay Bishop Water Rescue & Safety Fund" can be sent to the Woodcock Valley Bible Church, 3616 Morningstar Drive, James Creek Pennsylvania 16657