Fire and EMS items in Town of Morrisville
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| Subject | Items |
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| Fire and EMS | 25 |
| Police and public safety | 8 |
| Intergovernmental agreements | 5 |
| Arts and public art | 2 |
| Budget and appropriations | 2 |
| Contracts and procurement | 2 |
| Grants and outside funding | 2 |
| Public facilities | 2 |
| Cybersecurity and IT systems | 1 |
| Environment and sustainability | 1 |
| Roads and transportation | 1 |
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Fourteen member proposals, including a cardiac arrest response plan built around defibrillator mapping and CPR training, a safety app, food truck fire safety education, outreach to HOAs and cultural and religious centers, and a role for the committee in safety budgets and ordinances such as e-bike rules.
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Declares a 2006 KME Predator fire truck surplus and authorizes its sale through Auctions International; staff expect bids above $30,000, which is why the council must approve.Approved on consent, 7-0Consent agenda Fire and EMS
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Second-quarter amendments totaling $5,357,338, chiefly $4,995,921 from the sale of the old Fire Station 2 for a new station, plus carryover for vehicles, solar tax credit money and the 260A Town Hall Drive renovation.Approved on consent, unanimously (per the recording)
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An analysis of the fire department's deployment model, meaning where stations sit and how fast they reach calls.
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A 2023 gap analysis of the fire department, setting out where cover falls short.
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Recognition of town staff who deployed to western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene.
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Updates to the interlocal agreement covering 911 emergency dispatch and communications service, revised in November after an August version.
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The council will proclaim Fire Prevention Week, presented by the fire chief.Proclamation or recognition Fire and EMS
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Authorizes the purchase of a replacement rescue truck for the fire department, brought forward by Fire Chief Nathan Lozinsky.Contract or award Fire and EMS
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Updates the interlocal agreement governing shared emergency dispatch and 911 communications service.
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Recognizes Morrisville firefighters deployed in response to Tropical Storm Debby.Presentation Fire and EMS
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Fire Chief Nate Lozinsky presents an update on the fire department to the council.Presentation Fire and EMS
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The fire chief presents a retirement recognition for Captain Donald Rackley.Presentation Fire and EMS
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A work session on an analysis of the Fire Department's deployment model.Discussion item Fire and EMS
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A resolution would authorize the fire department to apply for a FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant to replace self-contained breathing apparatus. The full equipment upgrade costs about $990,000; the grant request is $691,600, with a required town match of $69,160.
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The council recognizes Fire Department staff for a deployment, presented by Fire Chief Nathan Lozinsky.Presentation Fire and EMS
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A memorandum of understanding would authorize the town's fire department to share equipment and provide mutual fire protection with a partner agency.
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The fire chief recognizes Captain Robbie Stanley's retirement from the department.Presentation Fire and EMS
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A proclamation recognizes Fire Prevention Week.Proclamation or recognition Fire and EMS
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A proclamation recognizes the Cary Fire Department's co-location at Station 7.
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A resolution would authorize a construction contract with Hine Sitework, Inc. to extend J Morris Commons Lane, providing fire and emergency medical access from Fire Station #3 to George Watts Hill Drive and eventually Davis Drive. The low bid among four received is $279,200, with staff recommending $13,960 in construc…
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A consent resolution would accept a 2002 Sterling 3,000-gallon water tanker with a 300-gallon-per-minute pump from the Town of Apex at no cost, for use by the Morrisville Fire Department, under the state law allowing local governments to transfer property between themselves.
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Town Clerk Eric Smith administers the oath of office to incoming Fire Chief Nathan Lozinsky.Procedural Fire and EMS
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Scott Criddle, a Morrisville Fire battalion chief and the former fire chief, pins the badge on Lozinsky.Procedural Fire and EMS
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A resolution would authorize the fire department to apply for a FEMA Assistance to Firefighters equipment grant.
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