MADE FPT FIRE DEPT MINUTES 2000-2003 MEXJi 1 Minute Book Outfit g®- 10395-11 $ WITH FILLEF^90,3-10-25 ’' ■■ * i ' f ^E DEPT , 2000-200: n Meeting January 3, 2000 The first meeting of the new millennium was called to order at 7:35 P.M. by President Scott MacCollum at the East Church Street Station. Sergeant at Arms Scott Davis led the members in the pledge to the flag and Don Fox gave the opening prayer. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as written with one correction. The motion to purchase the proposed trophy cases to be used between the club room area and meeting room was defeated and not passed as in the minutes The motion was made by Dave Pittinaro and seconded by Brian Owens. Motion was carried. Bills totaling $8,601.69 were presented for consideration of payment. It was moved by Tom McCullough and seconded by Bob Brown to pay the bills. The motion was passed. COMMUNICATIONS: Letter from the Village of Fairport announcing the appointment of Donald Sherwood as a member of the Fairport Protective Company. Thank you note from Ed Welch for his liquid medication to help him recover from surgery. Letter and donation of $100.00 from the Hodgson family of Cypress Circle for our response to their chimney fire. They appreciated the excellent job we did. Request for support of more funding for the Low Interest Loan Fund. Secretary to send a letter. Information from the Standard Security Life Insurance Company on scholarships for members or their family. TREASURER S REPORT: The Treasurer’s report was read and accepted as presented. Anyone wanting to see the report can do so by contacting the Treasurer. COMMITTEE REPORTS: Advisory; Perry Peck presented a proposal from the Committee on the annual banquet. Perry them presented a motion to have a banquet only on the year that we change Chiefs and Presidents. The off year we have a family outing or clam bake. This was seconded by David Doser. After much discussion it was the overwhelming feeling that a banquet every year was the way to go. The motion was defeated. The most heard suggestion was a major banquet on the year that the Chiefs and President change office. The off year would be a banquet for members and their guests only. Perry noted that the committee had pondered over the suggestion of Cliff Palmer to increase the funds in the Benevolent Account. The Committee believes that at this time there is sufficient funds in the account. The account will be monitored to see if there is a need for this suggested increase. The meetings of the Committee for the year 2000 will be every other month starting in January. The January meeting will be on the 24th. Audit; Prior to leaving on his vacation, Cliff Palmer check the accounts and found them in good order. Gordon Chapel volunteered to audit the accounts in the absence of Cliff for the next four months. Rand; The Band will have their annual banquet this Saturday at Station #1. They had a very successful year and a super trip to Disney World. They have been invited back at any time they want to return. COMMHIEE REPORTS '»E11»2LU2»2 By Law; No report. CormnunicabotB Officer, No report. Computer, No report. Entertammeot; No report. Explorer Post; No report. Fire Prevention-Open House; No report. Fund Drive; Business letter at the printers now. Will be mailed as soon as we receive it. Dave Doser asked that if anyone wants to help on the annual appeal, please contact him. House; Al Scheuer brought back prices on Micro Wave ovens. He noted that one had been donated to Stewart Station. The purchase will be brought up under new business. News Letter; No report. Property Clerk; Ken Barnes reminded the members that now is the time to let him know what uniform parts they need. He asked the new line officers to contact him so that their uniforms can be changed and the proper badges ordered. Sports; No report. Visrtiag, Don Fox noted that Ed Welch had surgery recently and was recuperating in fine fashion. He can’t wait to get off to Texas, (or is it Karen can’t wait?) Dq^GATES REPORTS: FASNY: No report. Monroe County Firemen; Meeting January 26th at a place to be announced. Monroe County Chiefs; January 12th at Fishers #2 station. Northern Central; Meeting January 16th at Barnard Exempts Western New Yak; Meeting in Alexander on January 9th. OW BUSINESS: None. NEW BUSINESS Al Scheuer moved that we spend $229.00 for a new Micro wave for Station #1. This was seconded by David Doser and carried. There is a computer desk and tape storage filing cabinet in the training room. They are excess and will be sold to the member with the highest bid. Bids will be opened on January 10th. NEW BU CONTINUED: Members are asked io put their sealed bid in the President mailbox. There is still a problem with purchases being made without purchase orders. If this don't improve, members in the future will not be able to purchase items for the Department as they do today. CHIEFS REPORT: 3C34 Steve Schalabba There will be a very important drill on the 20th of January. The EMS protocol will be discussed to bring us in line with the practices of the ambulance corps. Our Chiefs will be meeting with Perinton Ambulance on the 13th of January to review the new PCR forms, (patient care refusal) All members are requested to attend the drill on January 20th. A summary of activities and purchases for 1999 will be posted soon. 3C-24 Marc Rosenzweig Two seminars are planned for this winter. The State Chiefs will be in Henrietta on March 18th. This same program is being presented in North Syracuse at a later date on a Thursday evening. There is also a seminar in Geneva on February 12th on Hose Line Placements at Fires". anyone interested in attending these training programs see Marc by February 1st. 3C-14 Michael Proto Starting this year, any member not completing his OSHA requirements and not getting his physical, will not be allowed to attend any social function of the Department. At this point of the meeting, 8:28 PAI. the meeting was put in recess due to an alarm. The meeting resumed at 8:56 P.M. House Rules state there is to be no tobacco products to be used in the stations or on the equipment Traces of chew are being found around the stations. Anyone caught using chew or smoking in the stations or equipment will be put on suspension. When in the halls on business, members are to park in the rear parking lot. This leaves the front parking area open for members responding to alarms. Members children are not to be left alone in the hails while the parent goes to the alarm. The Chiefs new rings are being made. The pattern has been approved by those who will receive the new rings. Mike thanked the members for the fine turn out during the holidays. We were very busy. 50/50 winners; Randy Marra, Don Fox and Bob Brown. Marra and Fox donated their winnings to the Operation Small Change fund at the Firemen’s Home. Dave Doser asked for input from the members for the annual fund drive letter to be sent to the residents of our fire district. The meeting was adjourned at 9:08 P.M. on a motion by Rick Taft and a second by Gordon Chapel. ROLL CALL showed 40 members present and 75 members absent. Respectfully Submitted; Donald H. Fox, Secretary FAIRPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT Regular Meeting February 7,2000 The February meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order at 7:33 P.M. by President Scott MacCollum. The meeting was held at the East Church Street fire station and was opened with the pledge to the flag led by Sergeant at Arms Scott Davis and a prayer by Don Fox. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as written on a motion by Tim Kennelley and second by Ken Matthews. The motion was carried. BILLS for the month of December not reported prior to this meeting totaled $2,725.72. Bills for the January period totaled #3,234.15 were presented for consideration of payment. Bills for the New York State Chiefs Association were questioned as being duplicated in both reports will be investigated. The bills were ordered paid on a motion by Gordon Chapel and a second by Jerry Rusinko. The motion was carried. COMMUNICATIONS: Several donations in the memory of Pat Durante, father of member Paul Kolb. Information on the FASNY, Western and Northern Central annual conventions. Letter from the Village of Fairport appointing James Sands as a member of the DeLand Hose Company. Jim is a transfer from the Freeport Fire Department in Nassau County. Several letters of thanks and advertisements that were given to the proper committees. Request from the American Cancer Society for a donation. Moved by Phil Wright and seconded by Stan Austin to take no action. Motion carried. Letter seeking endorsement of Edward Chrysler as Director to the Monroe County Volunteer Firemen's Association. This matter was left to the decreation of the delegates. Request for funding the Senior Bash. Moved by Stan Austin to donate $100.00. This motion was carried after a second by Ken Matthews. TREASURER'S REPORT: The Treasurer presented his monthly report to the membership. Being no corrections or questions, the report was accepted as read. Those who would like to see a copy of the report, please contact the Treasurer. COMMITTEE REPORTS: Advisory; Perry Peck stated that he had two very important subjects to address. The first was the reorganization of the club room area and the type of beverage service we wanted. Perry presented the options that had been presented to the Advisory Committee. After some discussion, the members voted to replace the present beer draft system with a glycol draft system. The cost will be $3,700.00 with the funding to come from the 2% Fund. Discussion then turned to what type soda dispensing was desired, draft or cans. President MacCollum asked the members to wait a month to make the decision. The committee is keeping a closed watch on the dated material used. Some of the material used lately was outdated. The changes to the bar and surrounding area will be investigated further Any suggestions are to be funneled to Al Scheuer. The second proposal from the committee was presented by Don Ferraro and concerned the purchase of three (3) chiefs cars. The proposal called for the Department and the Village, if they agree to split the cost of the vehicles. Two vehicles would be purchase on State Bid this June and the third, also on State Bid in January. They would be four wheel drive SUV vehicles. The first COMMITTEE REPORTS CONTINUED: Advisory Continues: payment would be in the area of $21,000.00 and the payment in January 2001 would be $6,500.00. The present 1st Assistant Chief would still have his choice of vehicle within the price range and off State bid sheets. After some discussion, Bob Brown moved to enter into the agreement if the Village goes along with the plan. This was seconded by Ken Matthews and carried. Audit; Gordon Chapel stated that he had inspected and reconciled the accounts and found them in god order. At this time there are no judgments against the Department. Band; Don Fox stated that they have started to have rehearsals and will be marching in the St. Patrick’s day parade in Syracuse March 18th. By Law, No report. Chaplain; No report. Communications Officer, Updating of our map books is being done by the group that does some of our neighboring department's maps. They should be done soon. Computer; No report. Entertainmert; No report. Explorer Post; No report. Fire Prevention; No report. Fund Drive; Donations from the business solicitation are coming in at a steady pace with donations falling between $100.00 and $20.00 per return. Bouse; Al Scheuer noted that the pool table accessories at Stewart Station have been replaced. A new microwave oven is in place at Station #1 What do we do with the old one ? President will open bids for the old microwave on February 14th. Please put your bids in Scott MacCollum's mailbox. Newsletter, No report. Property Clerk; No report. Reminder, Let him know now of any uniform parts that you might need so they can be ordered and be here for parade season. Sports; No report. Visiting Don Fox reported that Brian Sens is doing fine after knee surgery. DEI EGATE REPORTS' None at this time. OU) BUSINESS: Tim Kennelley questioned the outsiders who use our parking lot. With the new rules of parking in the rear lot, there are not always enough parking spots. What can be done ? It was noted that over the years this problem has been approached several time with temporary results. It OLD BUSINESS CONTINUED: will be looked into to see if some solution can be obtained. It was noted that the signs stating that the area was parking for firemen only are missing. NEW BUSINESS: Paul Gizzi stated even though the fire department did not participate in the Fairport Webster Elks safety awards program, one of our members was recognized. Matt Gizzi was awarded the Volunteer of the Year award for Perinton Ambulance. Matt is a member of the DeLand Hose Company. Don Ferraro suggested that it was time to upgrade our cable TV service and look into additional channels and possible digital reception. Dave Doser asked for an interested party to take over the management of the department store. See him if interested. Scott MacCollum requested volunteers to monitor and order the needed beverages for the department. The Ladies Auxiliary has straightened out the pantry. Please keep all articles that handle or serve food be put on the shelves and not the floor. Please use the material in storage. If you add anything the room, please put the date on the material so we know it’s age. PS REPORT: 3C-34 Steve Schalabba 113 Gear that was ordered late last year has been delivered in part. The turn out gear that has been received will be handed out this Thursday at Drill. See Steve or John Welker. We will be doing an EMS survey. It will ask what level of training a member is interested in achieving if they desire to do so. We will try to have all the necessary training done in house if we have enough interested people. Steve thanked everyone for the good turnout at alarms during January. We had 62 alarms. 3C-24 Marc Rosenzweig Those who missed their OSHA physicals, they have been rescheduled for February 17th. The assigned time will be placed in your mailbox as a reminder. OSHA mandated training will be held in March. March 2nd will be Hazmat and March 9th will be Blood Bom Pathogens The 15th and 22nd will be in house and fire ground safety training. Those interested in the various training seminars, see Marc for more information and consideration of attending. 3C-14 Mike Protz Mike thanked those who volunteered for the Special Olympics last Saturday at Potter Park. It was a cold day and the members did a fine job cooking the hot dogs. *S REPORT CONTINUED: 3014 NfikeProtz The 3rd Battalion is doing a survey on fumes incident alarms. Please fill out the questionnaire that is in the trucks and place them in the Chief s mailbox. Fse Police take note. When there is an atom, the street that the apparatus is parked on wffl be shutdown. This means all roads even if it is Main Street at five in the afternoon. It is for the safety of our members. The bus has a dead battery. Again someone is messing with the equipment. This has to stop. If it keeps up, the Chief, at his desecration will sell the unit Mike read a letter from Town of Perinton Supervisor, Jim Smith thanking us for our quick response and professionalism in cleaning up a major water problem at the Town Hall and Community Center. Bob Brown, Jack Fitzgerald and Mike Gropp. The meeting was adjourned at 9:42 PA!, on a motion by Bryan Williams and second by John Derleth. ROLL CAU. showed 35 members present, 1 member in the Military Service and 84 members absent Respectfully Submitted; Donald H. Fox, Secretary FAIRPORT FIRE DEPARTK INMT Regular Meeting March 6, 2000 The March meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order at 7:31 P.M. at the East Church Street station by President MacCollum. Sergeant at Arms Scott Davis led the members in the pledge to the flag and Don Fox gave the opening prayer. In remembrance of Jack Fitzgerald who answered his last roll call on February 23rd, 2000, Don Fox gave a prayer and read the poem "Gone But Not Forgotten" by New York City firefighter James McNulty. The memorial bell was sounded symbolizing one's last call. Jack was a forty two year member of the DeLand Hose Company #1. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as written on a motion by Dave Pittinaro and a second by Roy Bergen. This motion passed. BALLS totaling $8,274.86 were presented for payment. Being no discussion, the bills were ordered paid on a motion by Rick Taft and a second by Tom McCullough. The motion was carried. COMMUNICATIONS: Several donations in memory of Pat Durante, Arthur "Red" Rohr and Jack Fitzgerald. These funds have been given to the Treasurer. Parade invitations that were forwarded to the Chief. Information on the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation "Stair Climb" competition. Posted. Request for endorsements for people seeking elected office in county firemanic organizations. Request for a donation to the Citizens Hose Company of Smyrna, Delaware to finance their trip to Dublin, Ireland in 2001 for the St. Patrick’s day parade. Moved to take no action. Letter from the Fairport Ladies Auxiliary thanking the members for their help at the Fitzgerald funeral and reception. Letter with a sizable check from the Friends of Fairport. Response was sent. Invitation to the annual dinner dance for Advent House. $60.00 per couple. Moved that if anyone wants to go, they pay. Information on the testimonial banquet for retiring President of the Monroe County Volunteer Firemen's association. Move by Dave Pittinaro to send the delegates and their guest. Seconded by Rick Taft and passed. TREASURER’S REPORT: The Treasurer's report was accepted as read. Information included in the report can be obtained from the Treasurer upon request. COMMITTEE REPORTS: Advisory; No report. Audit; Gordon Chapel stated that all accounts have reconciled and found in good order. At the present time there are no known judgments against the Fairport Fire Department. Band; Band is having great rehearsals, They will participate in the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Syracuse on March 18th. FPT FIRE DEP MINUTES 2000-21 COMMITTEE REPORTS CONTINUED: By Law, No report. Conanumcations Officer The map books have new information on the location of Xerox offices a 1387 Fairport Road. Please familiarize them. Computer; No report. Entertainment; The committee presented proposals on outings at a Nighthawk lacrosse game, a Red Wing baseball game and a day at Sea Breeze Park. These will be posted to see what interest each have. Explorer Post; No report. We. receiving donations from the business letter. The residential appeal letter should be formulated by the end of this week and a mailing by the end of the month. and ,n^ed on April 28th, a Friday for tours of the hall in both the morning and afternoon. See Chuck Garbarino if you can help. Was 30036 sets b°°k shelves and a entertainment center tZv thTi PldS wm be received March 13th They win be opened on brina back marp inf discussed the changes t the bar area, after much discussion, he will wing oack more information next month. NewsLdter; No report. " IkCU names asked the member to bring back any extra uniform hardware they h^ve. Also parade season is coming fast. Members are asked to get the parts needed for their uniforms ordered now. Sports; No report Visiting; Dave Pittinaro is recovering from minor surgery Looks like he is doing well. He is no squirming in his chair this evening so he must be comfortable. DELEGATES REPORTS FASNY; No report Monroe County Bremen; Don Fox pointed out that Jack Fitzgerald was a Director for the Assomuom Don requested the Department endorse Carl Brant to replace Jack. It was then moved by Dave Pittinaro to do so. The motion was passed after a second by Bob Brand. Monroe County FneOrirfs; No report. Northern Central; Quarterly meeting will be held in Newark in April. Western New Yodq Quarterly meeting to be held in Alexander in April OLD BUSINESS: Tom Santillo gave a breakdown on the new vehicles. The committee will travel to R.D. Murry next week for the final pre-build meeting. Delivery will be late September or October. The new utility vehicle is still on back order due to the shortage of 10 cylinder motors. It looks about another five week wait. John Welker noted that the outside door entry system has been changed. There is now a button that rings the phones once. Then you can answer the door. All the phones now have paging buttons. The village electric crew is replacing the interior lighting at Stewart Station. They are doing it in their down time. NEW BUSINESS: Bill Evans brought a suggestion from the DeLand Hose Company asking that money received from memorial donations be earmarked for special projects. Bill asked the question why the department did not go as group to members wakes. He was told that this was not done as not to put a burden on the family of a large group. The way it is done now makes it more of a family affair. President MacCollum asked for someone to retrieve the fund drive receipts from the bank twice a week, Bob Brand volunteered. CHIEFS REPORT: 3C-34 Steve Schalabba Equipment changes; 2427 now has a backboard and head blocks. 3425 is now carrying step chocks and new lock entry tools are on 3414 and 2425 Steve thanked everyone who took part in the EMS survey. Classes in the use of the defibrillator and CFR training will be scheduled. Steve thanked everyone for the fine showing at Jack Fitzgerald’s wake. 3C-24 Marc Rosenzweig OSHA training is set for the rest of this month and part of April. Marc recognized Bill Evans and Frank Jenks for the training course they attended in Geneva on hose line placement. On behalf of Chief Protz and himself, he also thanked everyone for their attendance at Jack Fitzgeralds wake and memorial service. President MacCollum then asked Dave Pittinaro to come forward. The Bushnell's. Basin Fire Association had given Fairport a plaque recognizing the efforts of Dave’s father, Tony Pittinaro who was a member of Basin and Fairport. Dave will put it with other memorabilia he has of his father. 5060 WINNERS: Bob Brand, Ray Sabourin and Stan Austin. Don Fox requested permission to dedicate a page of the minutes to Jack Fitzgerald. This was approved on a motion and second by several of the members. The meeting was adjourned at 8:47 P.M. on a motion by Bryan Williams and a second by Mark Pawloski. ROLL CALL showed 44 members present, 1 in the Military Service and 69 members absent Respectfully submitted; Donald H. Fox, Secretary wrZGEXPLZD 1/6/1931 - 2/23/2000 Joined the DeLand Hose Company #1, 12/3/1958 John H. Fitzgerald, better known as Jack or "Fitzie" had a forty two year love affair with the Fairport Fire Department. Our cause came second only to his family. Over the years Jack served as President of both the Department and the DeLand Hose Company. At the time of his passing he was the Treasurer of the Hose Company. He was also the past Property Clerk of the Department back when the clerk had to oversee all property and keep the beverages in stock. He did a terrific job. Fitzie served not only Fairport, but was active in the Monroe County Volunteer Firemen's Association as a Director and committee chairman. He served on three FASNY Convention committees as parade chairman. He was also active in Northern Central New York VFA and the New York State Parade and Drill Team Captains Association serving as a judge and a member of the parade rules committee. For more than forty years Jack served his church Our Lady of the Assumption as an usher at the 7:30 AJvl. Mass. Jack was brought up in Brighton and attended Sienna College. He worked as the supervisor of shipping at Delco Products over three decades. John Fitzgerald will be remembered by all as a happy person who did not have an enemy in the world. He will be missed by all. We know he will be looking over all of us rascals. Gone But Not Forgotten by James McNulty Brother when you weep for me Rememoer that it was meant to be Lay me down and when you leave Remember that I'll be at your sleeve. In every dark and choking hall I'll be there as you slowly crawl On every roof In driving snow I'll hold your coat and you will know. In cellars hot with searing heat At windows where a gate you meet In closets where young children hide You know I'll be there at your side. The house from which I now respond Is overstaroa with heroes gone Men who answered one last bell Did the job and did It well. As fireman we understand That death's a card dealt in our hand A card we hope we never play But one we hold there anyway. That card is something we ignore As we crawl across a weakened floor For we know that we're the only prayer For anyone who may be there. So remember as you wipe your tears The joy I knew throughout the years As I did the Job I loved to do I pray that thought will see you through. Fitzgerald, John H. "Jack” FAIRPORT: Feb. 23, 2000. Survived by wife. Jean; sons, Michael (Stephanie). Mark (Laura); grandchildren. Brendan. Devin. Shauna; cousin, Claire Slack. A retiree of Delco Products and a life-time member of the Fairport Fire Dept Friends may call Sunday 4-7 at the Rich- ( ard H. Keenan Funeral Home Inc. Egypt ( location, 7501 Pittsford Palmyra Rd„ Fairport. Funeral Mass Monday 11:15 at Assumption Church, Fairport Spring inter ment St Mary s Cemetery. In lieu of flowers please consider the Fairport Fira Dept f-PT FIRE DEPT MINUTES 2000-201 FAIRPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT Regular Meeting in He could not be with us this evening SOme ^rwajn8s f°r Hie renovation of the bar area. announced that the Department is Dianina t Wl presenty them at the May meeting. Perry also maximum cost will be $60.00 oer pU?hase ^ght weight jackets for the members. The auxiliary may purchase them at our crrct it W* D° 0051 to dle member. Exempts and Ladies the proposals for the bar area on the by FranI< Jenks tha Al Scheuer place mee^m^ Oar^ f°r mem^ers to view before next month's accepted by the 016 P^hase of three (3) chiefs cars that was the long run at the first plan. It was movpA hv ^vises the purchase dates but remains the same in purchased now and in the future be a Ford Fv i n t0 Proceed with the plan with the vehicle to be State bid availability sheets. The motion was Snd vehicle off of the New York uuuon was seconded by David Compton and carried. Audit; Gordon Chapel stated that the ac Department has no judgements against itTSme*56611 reconciled 30(1 found “ g°od order. Th® Treasurer Ron Wells gave a full report on the Department's finances. It was a Treasurer presented by the President Anyone seeking information on the report can contact e withtheir request April 4,2000 The April meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order at &;31 P.M. by President Scott MacCollum at the East Church Street station. Sergeant at Arms Scott Davis led the members in the pledge to the flag and Don Fox gave the opening prayer. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as written on a motion by Kenneth Barnes and a second by Brian Sens. BILLS totaling $8,651.36 were presented for consideration of payment. Being no questions, it was moved by Frank Jenks to pay the bills. This was seconded by David Pittinaro and carried. COMMUNICATIONS: Information on die Western and Northern Central Conventions. Several donations in the memory of Arthur "Red" Rohr and Jack Fitzgerald. Inters seeking endorsements for regional and state offices. Information on a extrication seminar in Henrietta. Notice of the Monroe County Volunteer Firemen's Association annual meeting in North Greece on April 27th. Request from Mercy Flight for a donation. Moved by David Pittinaro to take no action. This was seconded by Rick Bishopp and carried. COMMITTEE REPORTS CONTINUED: Bnad; Don Fox noted that there is much enthusiasm with the group this year. Recently one of the Brockport area folk artists did a picture of that villages Madi Gras parade of 1999. One of the features of this painting is our Fairport Firemen’s Band. Benevolent; Dave Pittinaro explained to the members the functions and benefits of the committee and what the fund is there for. Don Fox noted that several of the members have not returned their beneficiary forms. Hewill post a identifiaction sheet for those who have not completed their forms. By Law; No Report. Communications Officer; No report. Computer; No report. Entertainment; No report. Explorer Post; No report. Fire Prevention; No report. Fund Drive; The business request has earned in the area of $3,600.00. The residential appela will be mailed this week. House; No report. News Letter; No report Property Clerk; No report. Sports; Bob Brand noted that the softball league will start April 30th. Aschedule will be posted. Let’s get out and support our team. Visiting; It was noted that Jack Fitzgerald will be entured on April 15 at St Mary’s cemetery. Dress uniform is th edress fo rth eoccasion. DELEGATES REPORTS: FASNY: Don Fox stated that this weekend will be the annual mid season legislative meeting in Albany. Saturday is a training seminar. Sunday is th elegislative meeting and Monday members of the major firemanic organizations will visit the capitol and the members of the Senate and Assembly. Monroe County Firemen; Annual meeting is at th eNorth Greece Exempts onlatta Road onApril 27th. Our delegates should atend to vote for Carl Brant who is running to replace Jack Fitzgerald on the Board of Directors. Monroe County Chiefs; No report. Northern Central VFA; Their quarterly meeting was held inNewark this past Sunday. No important item were raised. DKJXiATES REPORTS CONTINUED Western New York VFA; Their quarterly meeting was also held this past Sunday in Alexander. No one attended because it is hard to be in tow places at once. OLD BUSINESS: Randy Marra informed th emembers not to get upset over th eproposed plans for the bar area. There is only so much that can be done there due to the configuration of th esewer and water supply. Al has done a fine job getting what he has. NEW K Perry peck moved that we purchase the new jackets proposed by the Advisory Committee. This was seconded by Gordon Chapel. After some discussion by Bob Alvut, the motionwas passed. Ken Barnes oir Property C;lerk win handle the program. 3C-34 Steven Schalabba Steve noted that there are many training program that will be held in th enear fututre that would be of value to our members. They will be posted. Anyone interested please contact him. A letter has benn forwarded to Permton Ambulance and the Office of Emergency Communications requesting that we be dispatched to any EMS call involving the railroad. Ther as been a couple occasions recently where the passenger tarins have stopped in Fairport to let the ambulance removed sick or injured passengers. It was felt by our chiefs that our presence would be of greatvalue on these occasions. The next couple of weeks will be the mask confidence program at the building onParce venue. Anyone needing equipment to qualify for this program contact Steve. The present copier is in die works to be replaced. This will come from the Village budget. 3C-24 Marc Rosenzweig No report. 3C-14 MikeProtz Egypt will have their annual banquet this Saturday,, April 8th. In th eevnt of a structure fire reported in their district, we will be alerted to respond. The party for Tim Henry, Past Chief of East Rochester will be on April 27th. More information when we receive it This most likely will be on April 28th. 50/50 WINNERS: Troy Bierkortt, Bob Brand and Bob Alvut. Bon Alvut donated his winnings to the fund. It suggested by Don Fox that in the future, any funds realized from memorial donation be placed into a special account and be used for special needs. This way we can tell the families what the donations were used for. The membership agreed and the Treasure will set up this account The meeting was adjourned at 8:35 P.M. on a motion by Brian Sens and a second by Brian Williams. The motion was carried ROLL CALL showed 35 members present. 1 member in the Military Service and 76 members absent. Respectfully submitted; Donald H. Fox, Secretary Revised 4/28/2000 due to correction. FAIRPORT FIRE DEPARTS IU Regular Meeting May 1, 2000 The members were informed that the meeting was being recorded. The May meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order at 7:50 P.M. by President Scott MacCollum. The meeting was delayed due to an alarm for a vehicle leaking gasoline on Honeysuckle Terrace. Sergeant at Arms Scott Davis led the members in the pledge to the flag and Don Fox offered the opening prayer. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as written on a motion by Dave Pittinaro and a second by Roy Bergen. The motion was carried. BILLS totaling $7,602.80 were presented for consideration of payment. Being no questions, a motion by Gordon Chapel was made to pay the bills. The motion was passed after a second by Paul Gizzi. STS Thank you from the Fairport Bash Committee and the McDowell family for our assistance. Information a a bus trip to the FASNY convention in Syracuse in August from the Monroe County Firemen’s Association. Information on the 3rd Battalion Golf Tournament Information on the Bum Walk. Information on the Western Convention. Information on the Department’s Memorial Service on Memorial Day. Request from area firefighters seeking endorsements to regional and state offices. Moved by Bo Brand and seconded by Carl Brant to endorse the candidates.. Motion carried. Request for a donation from the National Police Bloodhound Association for a donation. Move by Dave Pittinaro to take no action. This was carried after a second by Bob Brand. Invitation from the Friends of Fairport Education to their annual banquet and auction. Moved by Scott Copp to send the head table and guests. Seconded by Bob Brand and earned. TREASURER’S REPORT: The Treasurer’s report was accepted as presented. Anyone seeking information on his report can obtain the same upon request to the Treasurer. CTMMITTEE REPORTS: Advisory; The may meeting of the committee will beheld on May 22nd due to the Memorial day holiday. Al Scheuer presented two proposals for the renovation of our bar area. After some discussion, proposal #2, remodeling of the present bar was adopted on a motion by Bob Brand a second by Ken Barnes. The motion carried. Audit; Gordon Chapel stated that he has inspected and reconciled all accounts and found them m good order. At the present time there are no judgments against the Fairport Fire Department. Band; The band traveled to Brockport for their ’’Make A Wish’’ parade. They were received with much applause along the line of march. COMMITTEE REPORTS CONTINUED Benevolent; No report. By Law; No report. Communications Officer; No report. Computer; No report. Entertainment; No report. Explorer Post; No report. Fire Prevention; The committee needs help with several tours this month. They will be posted for volunteers to sign up. Fund Drive; From April 1 to May 1 we have received $37,356.15. It was noted that this year’s letter was one of our best. House; No report. News Letter; It had some wrong dates in the last issue. They will be corrected. Property Clerk; The members were reminded to let him know what uniform parts are needed. We should have some sample jackets soon for sizing. Several members suggested a change in our uniform supplier. The uniforms received from his are very poor quality. Ken will look into a new company in Syracuse. It was noted that the tailor next to Hawk’s restaurant is very good. He was a tailor at the old Ruben Royal uniform store and probably made several of our uniforms. Sports; Bob Brand asked for permission to purchase a new catchers mask for the ball team before someone gets hurt. Moved by Ray Oldenburg and seconded by Mark Fialkiewicz to purchase same. The motion was carried. Bob noted that Fairport beat the Basin in their first game 20 to 6 Visiting; Don Fox noted that Paul Smith's wife, Fem passed away. Two of our members, John Welker and Mark Fialkiewicz are new fathers. Ellroy Schutt was in the hospital recently for tests. It was noted that Exempt member, Gerald ’’Chick’’ Becker has had a defibrillator installed in his chest and is on oxygen. He resides at 19 DeLand park ”B”. DELEGATES REPORTS FASNY: Don Fox stated that Samantha DeDios, a fifth grader at Northside School placed first in the FASNY poster contest for their annual fire prevention calendar. Monroe County Firemen; Carl Branrt was elected to the position of Director at it’s annual Meeting. The annual "Children’s Expo’’ will be held May 19th at Nazareth College. Help is needed for guides and other programs. Monroe County Fire Chiefs; No report Northern Central VFA; Convention to be held in Newark on June 16th and 17th. Western New York VFA; Next quarterly meeting in Alexander is June 11th. OLD BUSINESS None NEH_Bt All beverage cans are to be placed in the receptacle marked "cans". They will be sent to ALPO for recycling. Steve Schalabba presented a proposal to purchase a new copier. Funding would come from the 2% Fund money. Steve moved the purchase for $7,600.00. This was seconded by Ken Matthews and carried. The copier will come off state bid sheets. Mark Fialkeiwicz is now in charge of die Company Store. CHIEFS REPORT: 3C-34 Steve Schalabba vehicle^Pc^iZu^ur' Ve4c^e “ bem8 made. We have received the vin number assigned to the veh.de, Possible delivery by w new have a desienaterlwL™6 MAY 31st TO COMPLETE TH WIU- NOT REJON.) TO ALARMS,^ A pumper crew is needed for May 20th to be at the Montessori School from 1530 hours until 1700 hours. This Thursday’s drill will start at 1830 hours due to a house burning, on Gamsey Road. Egypt will provide a standby at our station. 3014 Michael Protz Mike asked to be excused tonight so that he could go on his honeymoon this week with his new wife Trish. Mike and Trish were married on April 29th. veh.de 50/50 WINNERS Scott Copp, Tim Miller and Paul Gizzi Don Fox noted that Jack Fitzgerald, who passed away on February 23rd would be buried on this Thursday at 10:00 A.M. at St. Mary's cemetery The meeting was adjourned at 8:42 P.M. on a motion by Rock Taft and a second by Rich Bishopp. ROLL CALL showed 36 members present, 1 in the Military Service and 75 members absent Respectfully submitted; Donald H. Fox, Secretary: FAIRPORT FIRE DEPARTS IM MT June 5, 2000Regular Meeting The June meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order at 7:33 P.M. at the East Church Street station by President Scott MacCollum. Scott Davis, Sergeant at Arms led the members in the pledge to the flag and the opening prayer was offered by Don Fox. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as written on a motion by John Wagner and a second by Ken Barnes. The motion was passed. BILLS totaling $25,000.00 were presented for the consideration of payment. This total included the purchase of a new Xerox copier. The bills were accepted as presented on a motion by Stan Austin and a second by Ray Oldenburg. Any questions on the bills will be answered by Ron Wells upon request. COMMUNICATIONS: Received three donations to the Memorial Fund in the name of Fem Smith, Art Rohr and Donald Hembrock. Information on the Northern Central and Western conventions. Thank you letter from Robert Rieter for our profession attitude when he was attended to by the ire department on an EMS assignment Information on a bus trip to the FASNY convention in Syracuse. Request for sponsorship of a hole in the Vincent Kennelley Golf tournament for $75.00. Move by John Wagner and seconded by Dave Compton to sponsor the hole. Motion was earned. TREASURER’S REPORT: In the absence of the Treasurer riiff d.iaccepted as presented. Anyone reou^tlna ' f P .er ,gave 1116 monthly report. The report was Anyone requestmg informatron in this report should contact the Treasurer. COMMriTKE REPORTS- Advisory; No report. A new accounting system for the^n^bf18 account^ have been reconciled and are in good order. hand on the total from day to dav appeaJ 1S being put together in order to have a better department. ’ e present time there are no judgments against the music. They sound great °°d tUm°Ut at 111 of their events this season and are playing exceptional Benevolent; No report. By Law, No report. possession. They give us’ mor^detaitti^nf^ c°pies of new district map are in our for our radio operator. Several new ctr» k'0"old one and should be a great help included. neW Streets have been added and other vital information is COMMITTEE REPORTS CONTINUED: Computer; No report. Entertainment; No report. Explorer Post; Applications are in the groups mail box for those interested. Fire Prevention; No report. Fund Drive; Second mailing to go out soon. House; Carpets and furniture were cleaned today. Work on the bar area could start next week and be finished before the end of the month. News Letter; No report. Property Clerk; Jacket samples for sizing will be here this week. Sports; Bob Brand stated that the canceled games from this past weekend will be made up later in the season. The times will be posted. The participation in the 3rd Battalion, Kennelley and T Foots golf tournaments were discussed. It was moved by Bob Brand that in the future the teams from the department tournament will have the choice of what tournament to participate in. Funds will be added to the sports budget next year to cover the cost. This was seconded by John Wagner and carried. Visiting; No report. DELEGATES REPORTS: FASNY; It was reported that the Governor vetoed the Safety Cigarette Act after an unanimous passage in both houses of the Legislature. Monroe County; Bus trip to the FASNY convention in August. Northern Central; Convention in Newark June 16th and 17th. Western New York; Quarterly meeting in Alexander this Sunday at 2:00 P.M. N.Y.S. Fire Chiefs; Convention in Syracuse this weekend. OLD BUSINESS: The President noted that we have gone to quarter kegs of beer trying to keep it from spoiling. It was noted that the Pepsi is tasting bad again. It has been reported. NEW BUSINESS: We should use the telephone for notification of department events and not the radio. Use of the radio could cause us to receive a citation due to the enforcement of the rules and regulations for radio usage. Use of the digital pagers is restricted to only those who have them. NEW BUSINESS CONTINUED: Ray Oldenburg questioned if digital pagers could be purchased for ever,f ^"*er. diet noted tat he is trying to gel Fairport as an expenmental department for total dtgttal dispatch. No results as yet. Presently digital paging is for administrative use only. Al Scheuer thanked the people responsible for the Memorial Service on Memorial Day. It was well attended by all the departments involved. Ray Oldenburg commented on well the department looked in the parade and the gr sound from our band. Al Scheus posed the question about going to the State Parade. FASNY or the Team Captains parade. FASNY is in Liverpool and the Drill Team is in Mam Transit near cun“ • It will give our band a chance to start the new millennium off with a championship. sign up will be posted. Ray Oldenburg asked if we were doing anything special at East Rochester. asked for help from our Fire Police. Chief Protz stated that we will be marching in fu c uniform. He wants a good showing in a professional manner. He wants every member av a to be in uniform. It was suggested by Bryan Williams to wear flowers. Stan Austin suggested that next Memorial day we wear poppies purchased from the VFW. THE JULY MEETING OF THE DEPARTMENT WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY, JULY 10 DUE TO THE LONG HOLIDAY WEEKEND ON THE NORMAL MEETING NIGHT. CHIEFS REPORT: 3C-34 Steve Schalabba We had 103 alarms in May. We answered 30 on the Saturday that the big wind and ral^ storm came through town. We also had two calls at Minerva Deland School that cans evacuation of the building for long periods of time. The Ladies Auxiliary did an excellent jo during the storm. . We have seven new CPR-AED certified members This brings our total to 31 ce members. Another class will be held on June 22nd. information will be posted. The new vehicles ordered are coming along as well as can be expected. The rescue truck is on schedule, but who knows about our new squad. It could be anytime. The Fairport Fire Department is developing a WEB cite. Input is needed. 3C-24 Marc Rosenzweig We have a fire academy training session this Thursday. We now have a house on Perinton Parkway for training. This will give us a chance f°r many to realize fire and heat in a real fire setting. CI 113 re REPORT CONTINUED: 3C-14 Michael Protz There has been a response procedure change made and it is posted. In the future when we declare a working fire, our fill-ins and fast team responses will be automatic and made form OEC. All additional responses have also be recorded with OEC. Everyone did a great job at the town house fire on Alpine Knoll. It was very exhausting and East Rochester did a terrific job on overhaul. We now have a training area on Perinton Parkway. The property is now being prepared for our use. We will have to do some work after Waste Management finishes. We will invite Senator Alesi to a future meeting and make a presentation to him for all the funding he has vouched for us by State grants. The three chiefs will be in Syracuse for the convention this week. Bryan Williams will be the command officer. 50/50 WINNER: Cliff Palmer, Ray Oldenburg and Paul Gizzi. At the opening of this evenings meeting, five youths under the age of ten presented the department a donation of $56.20. These youngsters had a lemon aid station at Canal Days and donated the profits to us and Lolly Pop Farm. The meeting was adjourned at 8:50 P.M. on a motion by Jack Peck and a second by John Welker. ROLL CALL showed forty (40) members present, one (1) in the Military Service and seventy one (71) members absent. Respectfully submitted; Donald H. Fox, Secretary FAIRPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT Regular Meeting July 10, 2000 The July meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was held on July 10, 2000 due to the 4th of July holiday weekend falling upon our regular scheduled meeting night. The meeting was called to order al 7:33 PM at the East Church Street Station by it's President, Scott MacCoHum. e pledge to the flag was led by Scott Davis our Sergeant at Arms and the opening prayer was offered by Don Fox. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as written on a motion by Dave ittinaro and a second by Stan Austin. The motion carried. $19,163.10 were presented for payment This total included the annual wnndM tv Pvi “mP^des- bills were ordered paid on a motion by Ray Oldenburg and seconded by Phil Wnght. The motion was carried. communications- at Conroe County Volunteer Firemen's Association on their quarterly meeting August 16th. mformatlon on 1116 bus to the FASNY Convention in Syracuse ON tZ vouflel5r°H? Tanglef00t’s ‘“““al golf tournament.Brand's sister m C °n ^aboe hospital Foundation for our donation in memory of Bob SBASWSREPORT: MacCoUum^kin^iXlJf report. Il was accepted as presented by President information they require 8 onnalion on this report may contact the Treasurer for the COMMUTES reports- Advisory; No report. order. At the p^Xtti^there chec^ng accounts have been reconciled and found in good e no judgments against the Fairport Fire Department. Hudson valley Convention narad^ a banner year- Momticello they participated in the vauey Convention parade and beat out over fifty other band to take "Best Appearing" Benevolent; No report ByEaw, No report CoaMDumotiom Officer. The undatina j-alarms on some of the new street^ UrivLc J5?101 map 13 0n80in8- We are starting to get me new streets. Dnvers are asked to keep up to date on these new streets. Computer The committee is in the nr^ „members are in their mailbox. P f buddmg a web PaSe- Information forms for all COMMITTEE REPORTS CONTINUED: Entertainment; No report. Explorer Post; No report. Fund Drive; Returns are the following. Business, $4,717.00; residential, $68,141.00 and Apartments, $2,809.00. These totals are some what behind last year. Returns are still be received at the bank. House; Work could start on the club room area next week. The contractors must set a date with the brewery to find out the exact area they must run the supply lines, al Scheuer also announced that a group picture will be taken at 5:00 P.M. on Saturday, July 29th prior to the East Rochester parade. News Letter; No report. Property Clerk; No report. Sports; The softball team needs our support. The playoffs start July 23rd. Lets get out and help. Visiting; Jim Sands broke his leg while doing the agility test for the New York City Fire Department. John Beck ran into his back deck while trying to ride his son's ATV. He injured his shoulder. Tom Santillo was run into by a car while pumping gas into his car. DEI .EGATE REPORTS: FASNY: The annual convention will be held in Liverpool on August 16th thru 19th. Monroe County Firemen; Quarterly meeting on July 19th at Chili #1. Starts at 6:30 P.M. with a meal. The meeting will follow. Mcxiroe County Fire Chiefs; No report. Northern Central; No report. Western New York; Annual convention to be held in Alexander on July 26th thru 29th. Information has been placed in the delegates mailbox. OLD BUSINESS: Tom Santillo gave a rundown on the new trucks on order. The chaises for the rescue has arrived at R.D. Murry in Hamburg. The box is being fabricated and should be in place later this month. When this is done the committee will do an inspection. The new squad has been built and is in route to New York State. When it arrives the work body will be built. A late August delivery is expected. The new rescue could be here in September. The President reported that the green slime that was under the Pepsi dispenser was from a leak in the 7LJP feed line. Pepsi will not due a periodical check on their equipment. If there is a problem call them. NEW BUSINESS: Steve Schalabba noted that we received a donation of $1,000.00 from the Welcome Wagon Chib towards a new imaging camera. They will have a golf tournament on September 17th with a cost of $70.00 per person. This includes golf and a meal. It was moved by Stan Austin and seconded by Tom SantiUo that we sent a foursome to this event The motion was carried. Al Scheuer mention how great the band sounds. They get a terrific crowd response and provide great PR for the department It’s time for more of our members to get out to the parades and show them our support for the fine job they do. Dave Doser reminded the committee chairmen to get their budgets ready for submission in September. the members to give a good showing at both the East Rochester and Dave Pittinaro questioned what dates the clam bake and banquet were on. He was told the banquet would be held on September 16th, the clambake on September 23rd and the golf tournament on September 10th. CfflffSRFPC^F: Ray Oldenburg urged Webster parades. 3C-34 Steve Schalabba 3410 is now carrying new rope equipment that is located on the left side of high side compartments. The rope bags on the other trucks have been update equipment We will be responding to all cardiac and respiratory arrest medical responses wi distnct This program has been worked out with Perinton Ambulance. Recently, members renewed their AED certification. The fuel area at the bus garage is closed for remodeling. We will get our gas a O’Connor Road and diesel at the Town of Perinton garage on Cobbs Lane. The loc o is the same code as the bus garage. 3C-24 Marc Rosenzweig Marc congratulated Jim Sands and Jim Sherwood on their completion of |t^vernent For the second class in a row, Fairport had the student who achieved the Academic Ac Award. Jim Sherwood accomplished this outstanding achievement In the future the Explorer Post will drill with the department on the 2nd and 4th of the month. It was felt that this will give the explorers a better feel of our procedures w move up to the department. Ct 113 REPORT CONTINUED: 3C-14 Michael Protz For the summer months, the survey sheets for fumes incidents will not be filler out More on this in the future. Henrietta will be filing in our hall this Thursday while we are in Webster for their parade. The trucks will depart for the parade at 1730 hours Please give the Chief the report on any fuel placed in our equipment. He must maintain the records while the pumps at the bus garage are out of service. Mike thanked the members for the fine showing we have had at our scheduled parades. 50/50 WINNERS: John Welker, Don Fox and Bill Evans ROLL CALL showed 36 members present, 1 in the Military Service and 75 of the members absent. The meeting was adjourned at 8:15 P.M. on a motion by Jerry Doser and a second by Rick Taft. Respectfully submitted; Donald H. Fox, Secretary FAIRPORT FIRE DEPARTK MT Regular Meeting August 7, 2000 The August meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order at the East Church Street station by it's President Scott MacCollum, at 7:34 P.M.. The members were led in the pledge to the flag by their Sergeant at Anns Scott Davis and the opening prayer was given by Don Fox. The minutes of the July meeting were approved as written on a motion by Bob Brown and a second by Frank Jenks. The motion carried. BUIS totaling $40,254.31 were presented for consideration of payment This total inchided the $23,756 invoice for one of our new chiefs cars. It was moved by Frank Jenks and seconded by Frank Ventura to pay the bills as presented. Treasurer Ron Wells reminded the members they need receipts along with purchase orders in order for the bill to be paid. This is not being done. wtrellemstopofthefefeMs'Xch^ig^age11011 °f $100‘00 for ^“ediate response and Infonnat^°OTAeS>SPA^AABaSh ^°°0 Seniors class of FailPort High School. portion of $100.00 from ChA " *°n 801)16011)61 9’ 2000 F^Tih^FZSX>tbrif1^Fire * Fast Food ReslauranB" by Dave Pittinaro and seconded hv s.annua^ legislative trip to Albany in October. Moved each. The motion was carried. Y J k PeCk to Send 016 CountT delegates at a cost of $165.00 Information on the testimrm’ i k Pittsford and Zip Kraemer FaS? retiring President of FASNY Tom Eiswerth from September 9, 2000 at Burgundv RaX, t * Arms from Barnard. It will be held on Pittinaro and seconded by Jack Peck tn “ $35.00 per person. Moved by Dave guests. The motion was carried. ASNY and Monroe County delegates and their TBEAfajRER'S RFTORt- Treasurer Ron Wells gave a verv u sound financial condition. The reoort wa tnprelle"sive report that showed the Department in a the report may contact the Treasurer to secure'same seeking information from bill will not be paid. He noted that Mmeon^ ** nor.receiPt with a purchase order, the on the chib room are not needed. It is nnt ^“rnents being made on the slowness of work time to make up our minds on what we want^Z ?)mrruttees fault but our for taking such a long present mirror behind the bar. We should iTav- 7 Was su««ester consideration of payment. In this total ?eW S3’393-00 for j**6*5 $2,700.00 for club pay the bills. The motionXied. 01denburg 311(1 seconded by Bob Brand to COMNiCATIO^- T to “Mees. nS wStr ^^g115 for &e use of our traming maze. ThaS you °n 10th' l monetary donations m each. Thank you cards fShe^XmaX ‘nfT°rm?tion to be Placed on their web cite. ^ta^0ber 25th. Please give them to Perry CHIEFS REPORT: 3C-34 Steve SchaJabba The fuel farm at the bus garage on Ayrault Road is back in service. All equipment will be again fueled at this location. The pass alarms" on our new SCBAs is being recalled. We are working on getting them brought into compliance with the manufacturer. We will be filling into the East Rochester station this Saturday for their clam bake. Steve suggested that we have an engine with manpower in their work uniforms at the arrival of the delegates to the Canal Conference this Saturday in Fairport. This could improve our image to the public showing our concern. We will also be sending a piece of equipment to a block party on West Avenue. Volunteers tire needed. AED - CPR training course program is posted on the bulletin board. Anyone interested please sign up. Space is limited. We have sent a request to Monroe Community College for a EMT training program here at Fairport. Many of the county departments have had problems securing this program in e past More in the future. The recent drill at the house on Perinton Parkway have proved very valuable.. It has provided excellent training exercises with good attendance. Steve then related to an artic e ou*a fatal fire for three civilians and three firefighters in Iowa and die problems they encounter . e noted that in our drills on Perinton Parkway we have taken into account all the mis es o e Iowa incident Dave Compton related to the members that many of the evaluations we did on these drills will come to be sometime in the future. Please remember the situations and the rem es. Bryan Williams reminded the members that the training done on these drills were for the safety of the members. We must pay attention even if they prove to be boring to you. Stan Austin complimented the members on how they have practiced safety at these He has only once encountered a member who disregarded safety suggestions e re everyone to use their face protection at all times. Steve noted that we have a prime candidate for the ’’Golden Helmet award this & seems that 3410 tried to meet an early grave by getting buried. He thanke om an Wright for all of their help in getting the truck out of the mud. 3C-24 Marc Rosenzwdg Training for September will again be at the house on Perinton Parkway . A total bum will be done sometime in October WE have asked for five (5) training dates at the Fire Academy on Scottsville Road m October. These drills will be in addition to our Thursday night dulls. Tunes and dates will be forwarded to use and posted. CHEFS REPORT CONTINUED: iC-24 Marc Rosenzwesg Firefighter physicals will be done in Fairport on November 2nd (Thursday), 4th (Saturday) and 16th (Thursday). Please watch the bulletin board and sign up for an appointment. This will prevent you from traveling to Brockport for your physical. 3C-14 Michael Protz No report 5060 WINNERS MattKrym, Phil Wright and Dan Piccarelli The meeting was adjourned at 9:03 P.M. on a motion by Jeff Jennings and a second by Bob firown. ROLL CALL showed 40 members present, 1 in the Military Service and 70 members absent Respectfully submitted; Donald H. Fox, Secretary FAIRPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT Regular Meeting October 2, 2000 The October meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order at 7.32 P.M. by it’s President, Scott MacCollum at the East Church Street station. Scott Davis, Sergeant at Arms led the members in the pledge to the flag and Don Fox gave the opening prayer. The minutes of the September meeting were approved as written on a motion by Bob Brown and a second by Ray Oldenberg. The motion was carried. BILLS totaling $23,223.70 were presented for consideration of payment. It was moved by Chuck Garbarino to pay the bills. This motion was carried after a second by Frank Ventura. COMMUNICATIONS Donations from the Fairport Merchants Association ($250.00), West Avenue party group ($30.00) and a Ms. Inga Ackerman ($25.00) for our camaraderie while filling in at East Rochester. Information on surplus items from the Northern Central Convention in Newark. Request for Fire Police at the Run/Walk for the Parkinson’s Support Group. Thank you from the Fairport Football Booster Club for our ad. Information on the quarterly meeting at Penfield on October 26th of the Monroe County Firemen Information on the Webster Fairport Elks recognition dinner. Information on a benefit dinner for a Caledonia Explorer who was in an accident and in a coma. Information on the annual Northern Central banquet on October 21st. Moved by Tom Santillo and seconded by Chuck Garbarino to send our delegates and their guest. Motion was earned. TREASURER'S REPORT: Ron Wells gave the members a comprehensive report of our financial standing. Anyone seeking additional information may contact the Treasurer. The report was accepted as given. COMMITTEE REPORTS: Advisory; Perry Peck stated that the committee met with the new Building Renovation Committee and was brought up to date with their goals. The committee also approved the paying of the sanction fee for our new bowling team that will participate in the 3rd Battalion Bowling League. Audit; Cliff Palmer stated that all checking accounts have been reconciled and found in good order. At the present time there are no judgments against the Fairport Fire Department. Brand No report. Benevolent No report. By Law; No report. Chaplains; No report. COMMITTEE REPORTS CONTINUED Communications; The second revised district map is open for review. Any suggestions, give them to Steve Schalabba or Bill Evans. Computer, No report. Entertainment; Dave Doser thanked Dave Pittinaro and his committee for a fine clam bake. Dave gave the following dates for future events. 2001 clam bake, September 29th at Camp Haccomo and September 28th in 2001 at a undetermined place. The annual banquet will be at the Ontario Golf Chib on May 19th, 2001 and 2002 is still in the planing stages. Dave asked for volunteers to work on these events and the golf tournament for the years 2001 and 2002. It was moved by Bryan Williams and seconded by Chuck Garbarino to send the $500.00 deposit to Ontano Golf Club to secure the May 19th date. The motion was carried. Explorer Post; No report. Fire Prevention; Chuck Garbarino stated that help was needed for several events during Fire Prevention Week (October 8 to 14) and Open House on October 8th. Help is also needed for the Halloween cider and donuts detail at the parade on October 27th. Sign up sheets will be posted. Fund Drive; To date we have received $79,308.15. This is slightly below last year's total. The 3rd mailing went out last week. House, Al Scheuer stated that the holdup on the renovations of the club room area is slow due to e lack of the proper wains coating. The contractor was told we wanted the job completed by Open House on October 8th. Property Oak; No report. Sports; No report. Visiting; No report. DELEGATES REPORTS FASNY: No report. Momoe County Firemen; Meeting on October 26th at Penfield and the Legislative trip to Albany on October 27,28 and 29th Monroe County Fne Chiefs; No report. r Northern Central; Annual banquet on October 21st in Waterloo. Western; No report. OLD BUSINESS Tom Santillo speaking for the tnirbtrucks were in quarters. He noted that over^oi?^66 stated that both the new rescue and squad planmg of the rescue truck. The committeeTT. ^"^ted by the committee in the Welker, Bryan Williams, Dave Compton^d Tn °f Chiefs> Peter Kenney, John the Village's budget allotment. Cost of the new a • y brou8ht the truck in $47,000.00 below me new Amencan LaFrance was $253,000.00. OLD BUSINESS CONTINUED Bryan Williams gave the member a brief breakdown on the upcoming training session on railroad fire problems. This training program has been opened up to all Monroe County units and some surrounding departments. Don Ferraro gave a brief explanation on the goals of the Building Renovation Committee. Every member has a questioner in their mailbox. They are asked to fill them out and return them to the committee by mid October. They have set a time line to get the needed changes underway and completed. This is not a one or two year program. It could take several years to bring our halls into today's and our future needs. The members were reminded that the future of the halls is in their hands. NEW BUSINESS Ray Oldenberg noted that several of the Fire Police will be like the geese and be heading south very soon. He thanked Chief Protz for his support while he was in office. Dave Doser asked the members to let him know if they will consider serving on a committee for the next two years. See him if you are interested. The members were reminded to replace anything used from the refrigerator on the new rescue. CHIEFS REPORT 3C-34 Steve Schalabba The new 3417 is in service. It has a very powerful VI0 motor. Use that extra caution needed when driving it please. 2410 was out of service for some preventative maintenance and the Hurst Tool will be checked very soon. All the pumps are going through their annual test at this time. The hydrant gates have been removed from the 5" hose and new holders have been installed on the trucks. It makes for a safer condition and easier handling of the hose when making a hydrant. It was suggested that we lay out from the fire if possible. Steve stated that the crew filling in at east Rochester caught a house fire and did an excellent job in the knockdown. A CFR training program is possible in January We answered 68 alarms in September. 3C-24 Marc Rosenzweig Training drill at the Scottsville Road academy are posted. Drivers and officers are needed for these drills. *S REPORT CONTINUED The annual physicals will be given in Fairport on November 2nd, 4th and 16th. If you do not make these dates, you must go to Brockport. All physicals must be completed by December 15, 2000. We will have a house burning on October 22nd if approved by the various agencies. More in the future. #C-14 Michael Protz Drivers on the new 3418 at this time will be the committee and line officers. Other members will be trained as soon as possible. 3417 has a big engine. It will go very fast. Any drive abusing the speed limit will be removed from the drivers list. We will need help on October 27th for the Halloween parade. We will set up about 5:15 P.M. Departments coming to Fairport to fill in have been advised anyone with a beard or goatee will not be allowed to respond to alarms. This was done in fairness to our members w o are no allowed to respond due to facial hair. The Heritage Christian Home on Jefferson Avenue is not on an automatic fire alarm system. When we receive an alarm for this address, it was due to an alert from the residence y telephone. We will b recognizing Senator Alesi for his help in obtaining funds for our new imaging camera. This will be done at our Open House. Mike thanked the truck committee and the members for all their help last month. 50/50 WINNERS Dick Keenan (returned winnings) Jennifer Henderson and Vance Basile The meeting was adjourned at 9:03 P.M. on a motion by Ken Barnes and a second by Jerry Doser. ROLL CALL showed 46 members present and 62 members absent. Respectfully submitted; Donald H. Fox, Secretary FAIRPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT Regular Meeting November 6, 2000 The November meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order at 7:33 P.M. by Vice President David Doser at the East Church Street fire station. Sergeant at Arms Scott Davis led the members present in the pledge to the flag and Don Fox gave the opening invocation. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as written on a motion by Ken Barnes and a second by Tim Kennelley. The motion carried. BILLS totaling $12,522.58 were presented for consideration of payment. It was moved by Ken Matthews and seconded by Rick Taft to pay the bills. This motion was passed. COMMUNICATIONS: Letter from Village Trustee Kevin Clark commending the professionalism showed at a recent train car accident on North Main Street. Letter of recognition from the Monroe County Sheriff and Zone "A” Commander for the concern of the those members who responded to the hazardous device call on Furman Heights. Information on the annual contract between the Village, Department and Town for fire protection. Request for an ad in the Northern Central yearbook at a cost of $60.00 for a full page Moved Ed Welch and a second by Stan Austin to take an ad. The motion was carried. Annual dues notice from the Monroe County Volunteer Firemen's Association. $10.00 for the Department and $5.00 per member. Moved by Carl Brant and seconded by Ed Welch to pay the dues. The motion carried. TREASURER'S REPORT: Treasurer Ron Wells gave a very comprehensive report on our financial holding. Being no questions, the report was accepted as presented. Anyone seeking facts or figures may contact the Treasurer to secure the information they desire, COMMITTEE REPORTS: Advisory: Perry Peck reminded the committee chairmen to have their budgets in before the Advisory Committee meeting on November 27th. Audit; Cliff Palmer stated that all checking accounts have been reconciled and found in the proper order. There are no judgments at the present time against the Department. Band; The band will make it's last appearance for the year at the annual Christmas Tree lighting in Kennelley Park on November 25th at 1600 hours. It is a good time to hear some great Christmas music and tell Santa what you want for Christmas. By Law; No report. Chaplains; Father Ed Golden told his parishioners that he will be leaving Assumption of Our Lady Church the first of the year. It is the thought that we approach both a Catholic and Protestant pastor to serve as Co-Chaplains. Communications Officer; No report. COMMITTEE REPORTS CONT1NUEO: Computer, No report. Entatanment; Annual banquet will be at the Ontario Golf Club on May 19, 2001. Explorer Prod; They are looking at a possible drill with the East Rochester Explorers. More on this in the future. The Post is looking for new members. They need our help in recruitment. Ere Prevention; They had a good representation in the Fairport Central School Districts Commentator for their fire safety in the schools. Fund Drive; Total this year is at $76,731.00. This well below last year’s total. We received $3,000.00 on the third mailing. Participation by the homeowners is getting less every year. We need to look at what are not doing to encourage them to donate. House; Al Scheuer stated that he sent a nasty letter to the contractor doing the bar area and got results. Some work was done today and the plumber will be in tomorrow. The new tap system had a leak which has been repaired. Kitchen; No report. News Letter, No report Property Oeriq The new tee shirts should be in soon. Service Awards; Recognition pins were awarded to the following; Edmund Welch, 35 years, Cliff Palmer, 30 years and Scott Davis, 10 years. These members were not present at the annual banquet to receive their pins. Sports; No report Visiting; Don Fox noted that Dave Poleitti lost his mother this past week. Hank Broomfield is in Genesee Hospital. DELEGATES REPORTS- FASNY: Don Fox noted that the results of the annual Legislative Meeting are posted in the radio room. Monroe County Firemen; Carl Brant stated that Monroe County will host the FASNY convention in 2001. Anyone interested in helping see him of Don Fox. Monroe County Chiefs; No report. Northern Central; No report. Western New Yoriq Meeting this Sunday at 2:00 P.M. in Allegany. OLD BUSINESS: Bryan Williams gave a very comprehensive report on the railroad safety training seminar held in Fairport. Eighty-eight people attended this program from several fire departments and safety organizations. It was a tremendous success. In May there will be a continuation of the program with use of actual railroad cars on a siding in Fairport. More on this as it comes available. The new Thermal Imaging camera will be delivered early this week. Training on the camera will be this Thursday at drill. Don Ferraro reported that the Building Renovation Committee is reviewing the returns with the suggestions of the members. Only 50% of the membership responded to this inquiry. The Village has advertised for an architect to work with the committee. Results of the survey will be brought back to the members in December or January. This is not a project that will be done tomorrow. To do it right will require time. NEW BUSINESS: Al Scheuer noted that the group picture taken earlier this year are in the members mailboxes. NOMINATION OF OFFICERS FOR 2001; Position; Nominee Nominator Chief; Marc Rosenzweig Thomas santillo Rick taft Rick taft 1st Assistant Chief; Steven Schalabba Rick taft 2nd Assistant Chief Brian Williams William Evans Frank Jenks Rick taft Brian Wiedman Brian Wiedman President; David Doser Brian Wiedman 1st Vice President; Perry Peck Rick taft 2nd Vice President; Phil Wright Nathan Phillips Secretary; Donald H. Fox Brian Wiedman Treasurer; Ronald Wells Cliff Palmer Property Clerk; Kenneth Barnes Rick Taft Communications Officer; Paul Gizzi Rick Taft Sergeant at Arms; Scott Davis Rick Taft NOMINATION OF OFFICER FOR 2001 CONTINUED: delegates FASNY: President or Chief Monroe County Firemen; Donald H. Fox Roy Bergen Brian Wiedman Brian Wiedman Northern Central VFA; Donald H. Fox Brian Wiedman WestemNew York VFA; Roy Bergen Edmund P. Welch Brian Wiedman Rick Taft CHIEFS REPORT: 3C-34 Steve Schalabba October was a very busy month with our training seminar, drills, fire prevention, the Halloween Parade and 69 alarms. He thanked everyone for their participation. We received great publicity from Channel 12 on our fire prevention program. We need more promotions such as this to keep our programs in the eye of the public. Steve expressed his thanks for an excellent program in our railroad safety training seminar. Everyone who attended gave us raves. They all felt that it was a program that was overdue in coming. We should look at future programs of this nature every year. A new gas powered hydraulic pump is now on 3418. All the ladders have been today. 3413 and 3422 will be swapped to bring 3422 in line in use with 3413. THEY WIL KEEP THEIR NUMBERS AS ASSIGNED. Several members have completed their EMS training. We will have a CFR course in Fairport starting in January. 16 to 20 people will be accepted in the course. Brian Owens has put together the first pages of our new Web cite. 3C-24 Marc Rosenzweig Marc reporting for himself and Mike Protz thanked the members also for their participation in the many events in October. Everyone is reminded to fill out the natural gas incident reports. They are needed to continue the study being done in the 3rd Battalion. We will have one more night to drill on the house on Perinton Parkway. It will be burned on Saturday November 11th at 630 hours. There are 3 tours of the halls scheduled this month. Sign up sheets will be posted. The Chiefs Christmas Party will be December 21st. Those who did not get their annual physicals have until December 15, 2000 to get them. They must go now to Brockport in order to receive their physicals. CHIEFS REPORT CONTINUED: THOSE WHO DO NOT OBTAIN THEIR PHYSICAL BY DECEMBER 15TH WILL HAVE TO TURN IN THEIR TURN OUT GEAR AND WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO RESPOND TO ALARMS OR DRILLS.. 50/50 WINNERS Bryan Williams, Carl Brant and Don Fox DECEMBER MEETINGS: Company Meetings, Tuesday December 5th, Department meeting and voting will be Monday, December 11th. Remember when voting for the leadership of our Department. He might be a good friend, but vote for the person to do the job needed. The meeting was adjourned at 8:30 P.M. on a motion by Robert Brown and a second by David Compton. ROLL CALL showed 39 members present, 1 in the Military Service and 82 members absent Respectfully submitted; Donald H. Fox, Secretary FAIRPORT FIRE DEPARTS IW MT Annual Meeting December 11, 2000 The Annual Meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order at 1931 hours at the East Church Street station by President Scott MacCollum. Sergeant at Arms Scott Davis led the member in the pledge to the flag and Don Fox gave the opening prayer. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as written on a motion by Tom Santillo and a second by Ken Barnes. The motion carried. BILLS totaling $6,620.36 were presented for payment. Being no questions, it was moved by John Wagner and seconded by Stan Austin to pay the bills. The motion was passed. COMMUNICATIONS- tXfem fcSS' “ounc”8'he aPPO”™“ of Christopher Dunn to the Hose Company. ™ S XT Elks ‘“"’“""Oing their annual recognition dinner. , T”1?. T T ^Pof Exempts Bowling Tournament. County. (SCBA Coordinator for 016 «lWmem we donated to Wayne bX°" $75'()0 Sh»P 'or delivering Santa Claus to his party on the Pataer^?to^racdon&MSwSrtldfUndS’ M°V° Endowment Fund of the i on 7. v ;,ltus was Passed after a second by Stan Austin Xtal” feb'Z eZXZXXZ Seek”8 Wp for a Mono" firenghter who had a by Ken Barnes to send thp hziluHPA in Ron Wells so they will be donated to Advent House for their New Business: if someone could help out by taking care of the newsletter in his absence. A motion was made by Tom Santillo with a second by Stan Austin to donate a Fairport Fire Department hat and shirt to FASNY for use as a gift at an upcoming training seminar. Chief Reports: 3C-34 Bryan Williams - Absent 3C-24 Steve Schalabba 3418 is out of service for the chief s show. New turnout gear is being ordered soon. The chiefs are investigating the purchase of new gas sensors to replace our current ones which are outdated. Mike Edelstein has successfully completed his EMT training. Don Ferraro has started the PumP operator class with 3 new students and 3 members recertifying. Matt Krym, Don Sherwoo , an im Sands have signed up to take an Emergency Vehicle Operations Course in Penfiel . ere wi a fall workshop sponsored by Monroe County and FASNY. Fairport may be entering a Jaws of Life rescue tournament in Long Island in September. 3C-14 Tom Santillo Tom thanked all the members who participated in the parades this summer. We did pretty well. Tom encouraged members to use the MDT to place equipment back in service in an effort to reduce radio traffic. See a chief if you need some training in this procedure. Please identify yourself when answering the telephone at the fire house. It is very helpful to the caller to know that they have reached the fire department and know with whom they are spe ng. See a chief if you need an application for a prospective member. The chiefs are investigating some changes to the application itself and to the application procedure, including utilizing t e same doctors that are currently performing physicals for the members. Tom presented a plaque to Scott Davis for being among the top 10 responders last year. Scott was not at the banquet, at which the other top responders received their plaques. Bushnell’s Basin will be responding on all calls in the vicinity of Ayrault Road for the next few days due to the road construction at the Ayrault Road / NY 250 intersection. 50/50 Winners: Ron Wells, Scott Copp, and Mark Liberatore. The meeting was adjourned at 21:10 hours on amotion by Ken Barnes and a second by Al Scheuer. Roll Call: 32 members present, 1 in Military Service, and 78 members absent. Respectfully submitted, Mark J. Pawloski for the Secretary FAIRPORT FIRE DEPARTS INMT Regular Meeting Sept r4, 2001 The September meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order at 1935 hours at the East Church Street station by President Dave Doser. Sergeant at Arms Scott Davis led the members in the pledge to the flag and Don Fox gave the opening prayer. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as written on a motion by ray Oldenburg and seconded by Roy Bergen. The motion was earned. BILES Totaling $11,455.87 were presented for payment. It was moved by Rick Taft to pay the bills and this motion was carried after a second by Tim Kennelley. COMMUNICATIONS: Letter of thanks from Holy Cross Church for our donation in Anna Keenan s name. Letter of appreciation for services rendered from the Stein family of Jefferson Avenue. Information on the risk management training program. Information on the antique muster in Hilton on September 8th. Information from the Monroe County Volunteer Firemen's Association on their annu ire Prevention Essay contest and their annual legislative trip. . Information from Northern Central on their banquet October 20th and their meeting in Romu us on September 9th. Request for an ad in the Fairport Football program. CHIEFS REPORT: 3C-35 Bryan Williams Please make sure all equipment has full tanks of fuel. If the gaugealarms quarters of a tank, fill it up. Members are also reminded to chec e eouinment to Bryan or and fill when necessary to keep them full. Report any problems wi John Welker so that it can be repaired. Many thanks to everyone who helped with the hose testing. 3C-24 Steve Schalabba Drills for September are posted. Steve thanked Don Ferraro for the recent Pump r^^^a^d^Nhke Edelstein are week. Three new operators will be certified. Gordon Chapel, the graduates. We will be gening an old RTS bus to do extrication drills on It eA‘“" with the Pittsford Fire Department possibly working with us. More on is working on the Department’s ”SOGs”. They are about 70 o comp As asked before, starting September 27th, members will• their dark socks and black shoes to all drills. This will give an appear togetherness to the public or any visiting presenter. CHIEFS REPORT CONTINUED : 1 3C-14 Tom Sanriiio The Chief read a letter from Monroe County Volunteer Firemen's Association President Chris Dunn thanking the Department for their support of the FASNY convention this past month. Our Color Guard opened the event and the band was the organizer of the annual band concert at the convention. Both did an outstanding job. Tom received a check for $850.00, from the Fairport Penfield Kiwanas. They asked that the funds be used for a program for children. These funds will be used in our Fire Prevenuon program. Several members are behind in their pager payments. Please do so as soon as possible. The Chiefs are looking into the criteria for assigning pager in the future. Tom related to his trip to the International Chiefs convention in New Orleans. He noted that they had some very interesting training programs and they had a very good display of equipment. Members are reminded that if they ride as the officer, they must make out the report after the alarm. If you need help, ask for it. Please make sure there is not an officer in the hall or in e parking area before you take the seat. House Rules state that the halls are to be vacated at Midnight. There are times when this rule can be extended. The rule will be enforced for visitors accompanying a member. e nonmember must vacate the halls al Midnight If you don’t know how to change the batteries in the PASS alarms on the SCBA, don t try. Recently four of the alarms were found with the batteries in backward. When replacing e battery, check the alarm and make sure it works. August seen us answer 65 alarms. On one of these hot days we answered eight calls, a Couple of these alarms were for fires where the members seen fire. They handled the problems in fine fashion. We have a ’’Jaws of Life” team that will be traveling to Long Island for a tournament this month. There has been some negative remarks about the group. This will stop now. This group has built a strong bond amongst themselves. This team is made up of member from all ee companies and from both halls. If they win or lose, this group should be thanked for the great jo they have done both in team spirit and helping to raise the morale of the Department. They ave put in many hours of practice for this event. COMMITTEE REPORTS: Advisory; No report Audit; Gordon Chapel reported that the books have been reconciled and found in the proper order. There are no judgments against the Department at this time. Band; They will be part of the dedication program of the Town of Perinton’s new outdoor theater behind the Town Hall on September 16th at 1600 hours. By Law; No report COMMITTEE REPORTS CONTINUED: Communications Officer; No report. Computer, The committee is working on a program palm computers. Entertainment; Golf Tournament is September 16th. Help is needed at the hall for the meal after. Contact Ray Oldenburg if you can help. The clam bake is Saturday, September 29th at Camp Hacomo. Information is in all mailboxes. The question of our 125 Anmversary parade was brought up. Decisions have to be made now. It was moved by Tom Santillo and seconded by Ray Oldenburg that a program must be in place by the October meeting or the project will be dropped. The motion carried. Explorer Post; The group acted as casualties in a recent disaster drill. Fire Prevention / Open House; Open House will be Sunday, October 7th. The group will also be visiting the schools that week. Everyone’s help is needed. More at the October meeting. Fund Drive; The second mailing has generated a good response. We are still behind last year's total. A third mailing will be done soon. House; The ovens have been repaired. Property Clerk; See ken if you have any needs. Sports; No report. Visiting; Mike Protz’s father in law passed away, Don Fox is making good progress on his recovery form surgery and Fred peck is doing fine after his heart surgery. Web Cite; No report. DEI EGATE REPORTS: FASNY; The recent convention in Rochester went very well. Several of our members were involved in the various portions of this event. The annual fall workshop e on management and Scene Safety. It will be held at Henrietta Station #6 on Septem er Mooroe County Firemen; Chris Dunn (President) noted that the association will be working with the County Chiefs, District Officers and Fire Marshall association on the annual Mrettgnte Appreciation Dinner" to be held at Logan's on October 11th. This is a new program or es groups. Previously the Rochester Safety Council sponsored this event. They ave opp • Chief Santillo noted that Fairport will be recognized that evening for their rescue at the Cantsano plant. Northern Central; Meeting in Romulus on September 9th and annual banquet on October 20th. Western New York; Meeting in Allegany on September 16th and annual banquet on Septembe 15th. OLD BUSINESS:: Tickets for Don Fox's testimonial banquet are still available until September 7th. See Bill Evans if interested. S

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