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ST. CROIX COUNTY
NOTICE OF COMMITTEE MEETING
TO: Robert Boche, Chairman
St. Croix County Board
FROM: Arthur Jacobson, Chairman
COMMITTEE TITLE: Emergency Government Committee
DATE OF MEETING: * <v b
TIME:
LOCATION:
Government Center
E.G. Conference Room
1101 Carmichael Road - Hudson, WI 54016
CALL TO ORDER
ROLL CALL
ADOPTION OF AGENDA
DATE OF NEXT MEETING OPEN
ACTION ON PREVIOUS MINUTES
OLD BUSINESS
1. Grid Mapping.
2. Assisting local Fire Departments (cost recovery)
NEW BUSINESS
1. HMTA Grant Information on Survey &Training Classes.
2. Planned exercise on Dam #10.
3. Liabilities Workshop Training Available.
4. Joint Minnesota & Wisconsin Exercise Planning.
5. Don Richardson - American Heritage Nursing Home - Hammond
6. Transfer of medical supplies to Sheriff Department's Emergency
7.
Bills
ANNOUNCEMENTS AND CORRESPONDENCE
POSSIBLE AGENDA ITEMS FOR NEXT MEETING:
ADJOURNMENT
(This agenda not necessarily presented in this order)
SUBMITTED BY: Jack Colvard, Emergency Government
DATE: January 9, 1995
Copies to: County Board Office
County Clerk
Response
Team.
PHONE #386-4719/386-4718
Committee Members
News Media/Notice Board
ST. CROIX COUNTY
NOTICE OF COMMITTEE MEETING
TO: Robert Boche, Chairman
St. Croix County Board
FROM: Arthur Jacobson, Chairman
COMMITTEE TITLE: Emergency Government Committee
DATE OF MEETING:'
TIME: al►.
LOCATION:
Government Center
E.G. Conference Room
1101 Carmichael Road - Hudson, WI 54016
CALL TO ORDER
ROLL CALL
ADOPTION OF AGENDA
DATE OF NEXT MEETING OPEN
ACTION ON PREVIOUS MINUTES
OLD BUSINESS
1. Grid Mapping.
2. Assisting local Fire Departments (cost recovery)
NEW BUSINESS
1. HMTA Grant Information on Survey &Training Classes.
2. Planned exercise on Dam #10.
3. Liabilities Workshop Training Available.
4. Joint Minnesota & Wisconsin Exercise Planning.
5. Don Richardson - American Heritage Nursing Home - Hammond
6. Bills
ANNOUNCEMENTS AND CORRESPONDENCE
POSSIBLE AGENDA ITEMS FOR NEXT MEETING:
ADJOURNMENT
(This agenda not necessarily presented in this order)
SUBMITTED BY: Jack Colvard, Emergency Government
DATE: January 4, 1995
Copies to: County Board Office
County Clerk
PHONE #386-4719/386-4718
Committee Members
News Media/Notice Board
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MINUTES
Emergency Government Committee
January 11, 1994
PRF.SF,NT# Arthur Jacobson, John Mortensen, Chuck Iviehls, Robert Bache - County Board; Jack
Colvard, Ruth Nelson - Emergency Government, Don Richardson, Administrator -
American Heritage Nursing Home; Roland Thompson - Sheriffs Department.
The meeting was called to order at 9:00 a.m. by Chairman Jacobson. The agenda was adopted on a
Bache/Mortensen MOTION. The December, 1994 Minutes were approved on a Mehls/Mortensen
MOTION.
NEK'.�VSINF.�s.�
�5 -Don R�hardspn - A�erican Herit�.g ursing Nome: Don apprised the committee that the American
Heritage is a 67 bed unit with 20 apartments. He stated that nursing homes are required by the State
to have an evacuation plan in place. The plan must address where the nursing home staff directs their
emergency call, where the residents are evacuated to and how they are transported to this location. The
concern that Don expressed was that schools no longer want to he involved with transport,wion and
lodging because of the liability issues involved, Ideas were brought up for possible solutions it was
suggested that the Red Cross could he a liaison to contract with armories/schools/churches. I.engthy
discussion on developing a procedure to he used and what the county could do to assist.
Mehls stated that he would he meeting with the Hammond Fire Chief January 1.6 and he will brief him
of these concerns. After further discussion, the committee requested that Colvard would set up a meeting
with the Hammond Nursing Home Board, Superintendent of School, Fire Chief, Police Chief and the
Emergency Government Committee. This will he a regular Emergency Government Committee . Meeting
and as soon as the meeting is set up, notice will go out to all affected parties.
#6 Transf,� gf mn�ical suopli�� to Sheriff's Deparlment'Erriergency Response Unit: Roland Thompson
addressed the committee, requesting that the equipment that was formerly used for the St. Croix County
EMTOT (Emergency Medical Tactical Operations Team) he transferred to the Sheriffs Department,
Discussion. Boche/Mortensen MOTION to transfer sufficient medical equipment to implement onsite
emergency response care from Emergency Government to the Sheriffs Department, for their usage,
however, ownership will he retained by Emergency Government. .Lengthy Discussion. Carries.
Opp BUSINESS:
�1 �irid Mapping- Mehls explained the military mapping concept to the committee, Mehls/M�Trtensen
MOTION that the Committee accept the sample as presented this date as the "quickie response" map
locator system for Emergency Services that would be operating in St. Croix County. Carried.
�2 "jsistng local Fire Depgrtlaents in rest regov�ry; it 'Colvard epprisgd tie corr�mittee of the Si:ates�'
response referencing cost recovery for stateand federal roads'. He presented the committee with a copy '
of Greg Tint mersman's Memo addressing possible guidance to be used for reimbursement, by the County,
for fire calls bn county roads. Discussion on the comparlson of the states eligibility and remittance form.;
and'that of Timmersman'st suggestions. Mehls/Boche MOTION to' `requestthe`Finance Committee to
.review clarification for reimbursement to Local Fire'Departments for response on County Highways,
This will include clarification of what is billable comparing state guidelines with Corporation Counsel'
guidelines and which department would review claims submitted to the county. (Copy of guidelines
attached), Carried,
New 13usiness:
he applied for the rimA Grant and $200.85 was approved
were approved, Discussion on numbers that would attend.
he tentative dates to set the training for,
Colvard apprised the committee that
S mini classes will he presented. All five
Mehls stated that February 14 or 17 would
Exercise oaDnrn AU: Exercise will he coming Lip. All committee members are welcc,rne to
participate in the exercise. I ll he held in the Community C,cnter in Glenwood City February l at 200
p.m.
1 li i Woreshc� rgi�tin ���il,tt�J Anyone inlere..sted may attend. This will he held at the
State Patrol district N0 on January IR at 111,00 a.m
j4 JoinLl�sinn ar_�_�'1'iscc?nsin_I��4'.r_ci,�t�.�'IsZnriin�;: Cnlv��rcl apl�risecl the committee that ht. h;4 peen
requested to participate in developing a joint Minnesota and Wisconsin exercise, slanting Fehru,rry 3,
1995.
7 Bill No bills presented to the committee.
Being no further business, the meeting was ad,journecl at I I:43 on a Boche/Jacobson n1OT1O,'V.
Respectfully Submitted;
Charles Mehls, Secretary
MINU'1�S/199 SF,c .,J A V
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1 s5 oi._q.t u'is Cr.va TOWNS SO.37
(2) Any parWI) ioklwrl� a rroh;h,rion enacte(I undr.r soh ( I )
shall forfeit not more thin t 1 .(X)).
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60,55 Fire protection, (1) (.)ENU,ALAtMIORITY, (a) The
town board shall provide. for fire protection for the. town, Fire
protection for thetown, or any portion of the town, may be pro-
vided in any manner, including:
I, Establishing a town fire department,
2, Joining with another town, village orcity to establish a joint
fire department. if the town hoard establishes a joint fire dcpnrt-
ment with a village under s. 61.65 (2) (a) 3.4 the town board shall
create ajoint board of fire commissioners with the village under
s. 61.65 (2) (b) 2.
3. Contracting with any person.
4, Utilizing a fire company organized under ch. 213.
(b) The town board may provide for the equipping, staffing,
housing and maintenance of fire protection services.
(2) FUNpING The town board may:
(a) Appropriate money to pay for fire protection in the town.
(b) Charge property owners a fee for the cost of f ire protection
provided to their property under sub. (1) (a) according to a written
schedule established by the town board.
(c) Levy taxes on the entire town to pay for fire protection.
(d) Levy taxes on property served by a particular source of fire
protection, to support the source of protection.
Hlstary: 1993 a. 532; 1997 A. 399,
60.555 Flre safety regulations. The town board, by
ordinance, may adopt regulations to prevent, detect and suppress
fire and related fire hazards, The regulations may include provi-
sion for the inspection. at reasonable times, of property in the town
for compliance with regulations adopted under this section.
Hkte": 1993 a. 537,
6o.567Retmbursernentfor ..fIreaaUia„on,.hlghwpys +
(1) If a town incttri costs for a firecall by re;pondi'n�;to a vehicle
it brI1 a count► hmk`highway, the county; maintalnin� iht+t'por-
on of the highway,;where the.vehicle was located at the time of
the ftre'ishall'roimbutae the town up to $200 for thw o;ts;if the
town }ubnvdu wlritten:proof that the town has made t r asonable
effort %to collect'the cost from 'the'person to whom the fire call was
provided;soIf the tov%ti'collects'the cost from, person after the
county reimburses the fown, the town shall return the'amount'col
Jetted to the county,tj
(2)' If ii town incurs costa fora fire call on a state trunk highway
;or; any highwayahattis:a'part of the'nat#onal'sytetm of interstate?fa
? ; highwayti and tttaintained by the'department of trnngportatioth the.1
«department of transportadon shall reimburse the town up to S500
for the costs If the town submits written proof that the town ha's )
I'tnttideh reasonable effort to collect-the'''cost`1rom the person toel)
41whom.the fire call was provided: if the town collects the cost from
;such)petson aftetfthe;dePattment reimburses the tows, the town,t
shill return the amount collected to the department:'''
Hbtary: 1993 a. 532. 538: 1993 a. 16,
�,� I.aW erlfOrCemerlt. (1) GENERAL AtlTHORITY. (a)
Thc town board may provide for law enforcement in the town or
any portion of the town in any manner, including:
1, Establishing a town police department,
2, Joining with another town, village or city to create a joint
police department, if the town board establishes a joint police
department with a village under s. 61.65 (1) (a) 3., the town board
shall create a joint board of police commissioners with the village
under s. 61.65 (1) (b) I. b.
3. Contracting with any person.
arn) If a uiwn hoar(1 establishes a town pllirc Icnartment
under par. i a) I or 2, and doc.s not create, a heard of nnh e commis-
,rrs Ong lyorincnmhination with ano(her Inwn, s, I;,tpeofcity.
the town may not suspend, reduce, suspend and reduce. or remove
any police chief or other law enforcement officer u+r) ,s not pro-
halionan'. and for whom there is no valid and enforccalllc contract
of employment or collective bargaining agreement uhich pro,
vidcs for a fair review prior'to that suspension, reduction, suspen-
sion and reduction or removal, unless the town board does one of
Ihr.. following;
1. Establishes a committee of not less than 3 mernbers, none.
of whom may be an elected or appointed official of the town or be
employed by the town. The committee shall act under s. 62,13
fS) in place ofa board ofpolice and fire cnmmixsinners, The town
board may provide for .some payment to each member for the
member's cost of serving on the committee at a rate established by
the. town board,
2. Appoint a person who is not an elected or appoi nted official
of the town and who is not employed by the town. The. person shall
act under s. 62.13 (5) in place of a board of police and fire commis-
sioners. Thr. town board may provide for some payment to that
person for serving under this subdivision at a rate established by
the town board.
(bs The town board may provide for the equipping, staffing.
housing and maintenance of law enforcement services.
(2) FUNDING. The town -board may appropriate money to fund
law enforcement services.
NWary% 1993 a. 532; 1995 a. 166 w 1, 8; 1987 a. 27,
Town cannot "establish" police department widuwt official action Chrisdan v
Town of Emmett, 163 W (2d) 277, 471 NW (2d) 252 (Ct. App 109 1)
A sheriff may not unilaterally withdraw invexdtative services ro xx town within
the County which maintains its nwn police department, OAG t--91
60.afi3 Rewards for crime Information, when any het•
Woos offense or crime has been committed against liie. or property
within a town, the town board chairperson, with the consent of a
majority of the members of the town board, may offer a reward for
I apprehension of the criminal or perpetrator of such offense.
HWon't 199J a. 246.
60.565 Ambulance services The town !x�ard shall con-
tract for or operate and maintain ambulance servucs unless such
services are provided by another person. If the town board con,
tracts for ambulance services, it may contract with one or more
providers. The town board may determine and charge a reason-
able fee for ambulance service provided under this section. The
town board may purchase equipment for medical and other emer-
gency calls.
NWnry: 1993 a..532: 199t a. 39.
60.57 Police and fire commlt;;ltton, (t) Tl,c town heard
may:
(a) If the town has a police department, establish a board of
police commissioners.
(b) if the town has a fire department, establish a hoard of fire
commissioners.
(c) If the town has both a police and fire department, establish
a hoard of police and fire commissioners,
(2) Aboard created under this section shall be organized in the
same manner as boards of police and fire commissioners under s
62.13 (1).
(3) A board created under this section is subjeci to the provi-
sions of s, 62.13 (2) to (5) and (7) to (12) to the extent that the pro-
ons apply to 2nd and 3rd class tides. in applying s. 62.1
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under this section, the town board chairperson has the powers and
duties specified for a mayor, the town board has the powers and
authoft s Proo1
TO.
Wisconsin Department OT Transportation
Tommy G: nald R. f=ipolAr, PE
Governor rinornlary
AJaI:, ,1'
FROM: WIS. DEFT. OF TRANSP.
BUREAU OF ACCOUN"f ING & AUDITING,
P.O. BOX 7366
MADISONr WI. 53707
SU;3JT;CT : CLAP..T.FICAT:i:QN OIL' THE IT.,IGII3ILITY
FOP. PAYMENT OF FIRE CALLS
A "FIRE CALL" IS INTERPRE:TL",D TO MEAN FI.R.E; FIGFi7.'ING EnUTPh1EN'I' nESPONCT.NG
AND EXTINGUISHING OR ATTEMPTING TO EXTINGUISH A FIR.E. FOR. `I'IiE; PRESS"T
TIME WE WILL APPROVE FIRE CALI, CLAIMS WI•IERE GASOLINE IS FLUS1?I;D OFF �'HE
HIGHWAY OR EXTRICATION EQUIPMENT IS USED,, WE WILL NOT APPP.0" o CLATM.`
WHERE EQUIPMENT IS CALLED OUT TO "STAND BY" ONLY.
FILE A.LL FUTII.RE CLAIMS ON THE' NEW FORM I3AA81 288 ONLY..
CLAIMS MUST BE FILED I3Y TIIT' MIJNI�IPA.LITY IN W.IiICIi 'I'I-IE FT RT; C}�::�URRED , 7�ND
SIGNED BY THE CLERK. PAYMENT WILL BE MADE TO WHOM THF't SPEC:))Y.
IN THR FTRS'i' I30X ON TT1E FORM, CIRCLI OR CTiECK TT-TE TYPT�; OF 'Mi_TiiICIPAIIT`i .
LOCATION OF FIPE: GIVE SC.IFFICIEN'.L' INFORMAT.T.ON SO 44.E CAN DE;TF-•RMINE I':
WHAT PIUNTCIPAL:ITY TIIT; FIRE OCC.LIRRFD. FIRE Mt]S'T' HAVE OCCURF.E'' ON A
STATE TRUNK fi7:GHWA.Y OR A HIGHWAY MAINTA.TNFD BY THE DEPAR.TMF`?"'
TYF.E OF FIRE : IF' IRE; G1T,S NO I'II?T,; L•',XP.T.,AIIII WHAT WAS I:)ONE i'Ci 111E ELT(' I F3T.,F
FOR PAYh1ENT ,
iIO A.UTiTOR'L'i'it) I:S. 1\1 13Y '1'1iT WT CCO1`1 :CN STATUT1aS TOMAT<E PAl',��1i',I:T TO ,
(:3I I QI2 V:LLI.,1,(:;E; THT�'C' 'riilt Si+T.,AIZ:I:t•',Li (� ? T'r,J:D .T.' II?.r; DEF'An.TMFN'I
THE TOWN MUST SLJBMT'.1.' A WR.TTTEN STATEMENT THIN TT FIRS MADE A. "F?FASONhi!i,F.
F;FFORT" TO C01:.,T.E('T. TIII?, COST' FROC�f TI1T?, PrRSON TO Wf{OM T!iF SFR`,%SCE WAS
RENDERED. II' WE DO NOT RECEIVE SUCH A STATEMENT, YOU ARE NC)'' ENTITI,F:G
TO REIM3BURSEI•IENT AS 'STATED IN THE AMFNDM.T;NT TO SEC. 60. 557 ( 2 1 WTSCO;J;'
STATUTES.
EVEN TTiOUGI43 THE I'II�tTs CT_,AIM STATUTES FOR VILLAGES AND CITI:E �)OF.SN''il
SPECIFICALLY STATE; '.THAT TEIEY ARE R.FQUIRED TO StJEiIvIIT A WRITTf:;?I STATEi`':F.I1'{'
THAT A RESONABLE EFFORT WAS MADE TO COLLECT THE COST FROM THE; PEP50"
FOR WHOM THE "TIRE CALL, WASPROVIDED, THE DEPT. OF TRANSPORT7,. I'1:ON WO`:„ >
XPECT THE V1:LLAGP AND/OR CITY REQUESTING REIMBURSEMENT TO ht%.F
E'F AN
EFFORT TO COhLECT FROM THIS PERSON WHO WAS PROVIDED WITH THE i TRF C7",1.i;
SERVICE.
LO:TS
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267-3J.43
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MEMO
TO. Jack Colvard -t
FROM, Greg Timmerman (tc'
HATE: December 9, 1994
Fire Calls on County Highways
ST, CROIX COUNTY
WISCONSIN
OFFICE OF CORPORATION COUNSEL_
ST, CROIX COUNTY GOVERNMENT* CENTER
1101 Carmichael Road
Hudson, WI 54016-7710
(715) 381-4315 FAX (715) 381-4301
You asked Hie for same guid<.tncc on establishing a policy for reimbursing towns for cost
incurred in responding to fires on a county highway Here are my thoughts.
Section. 60.SS?, A','iscc�nsin Sl��l.ritcs, stays th<�� if <t town incurs crtstti far � fire ��all by
responding to a ��e'hicle (irc on ;I county trunk, highu!tiy, the county maintaininp that i)ortion
of (lie highw,ry w1he.14e the. \chicle w<is Incatcd ell the. I.imc of I11e fire shall rcin1'>>rrcc the.
town up to $200 for the cosbls if Ihc town suhnaits proof that. the tn4kjn }ics m4tc,lc �� rcn�nn,thle
effort to collect the cost for the, persnn from wliorn the fire call ���as prr��iciccl,
Breaking that do��-n,
�, the town must incur costs
2. it must. he a vehicle fire
3, it must be on a county trunk highway
4. the count), must be responsible for maintaining that portion of the highway
S. the town must submit written proof that it made a reasonable effort to collect the
costs from the person to whom the fire call was provided
6. reimbursement. cannot exceed $200.
What a "reasonable effort" to collect the costs from the person to whom the fire call was
provided is subject to different interpretations. My thought would be that the town must
send a letter or letters requesting payment to the responsible person and, if the letters do
not work, file a small claims or civil action against the person and obtain a judgment. The
town could then assign the judgment to the county and the county would reimburse the town
for its costs plus the cost of obtaining the judgment.
While paying the. claim and the court costs increases the total amount the county would pay
per claim, I believe that by requiring the town to ptirsuc legal action it wi11 ultimately result
in more payments to the town by the responsible party. This would result in less total
claims filed with the county,,
)• have modified the State claim frtrm to a farm which l be_lieve. you can use for .town claims
to the county. That farm is attt�cl7ed,
cAT/kas
CC'U qTY TRUNK IRGIIWAY FIRE' CALL CLAIM ISt. Croix County
CLAIM MUST BE FILED BY THE MUNICIPALITY IN WHICH THE FIRE OCCURRED.
TOWN CLERK:
Pursuant to Section 60.557(l.), Wisconsin Statutes, a vehicle fire call claim, not exceeding FNAL 0 may be made to St_ Croix County,
for a vehicle fire occurring on a county trunk highway maintained by the county, The town must submit a written statement that it has
made a reasonable effort to collect the cost from the person to whom the service was rendered and provide copies of a payment request
letter(s) and judgment against the responsible party.
Only one claim per incident may be made regardless of the number of vehicles or fires involved.
if reimbursement for the vehicle fire call has not been made by the responsible party, compleke this claim, attest to by signing and submit.
to:
St. Croix County
(to be determined)
Town where fire occurred
County
Date of Claim
Amount of Claim
Name(s) and Address(cs) of Owners of Vehicles
Vehicle License No,
Date of Fire �—
Vehicle Insured by:
Time of Call
Location of Fire. Be specific. County Highway Number and distance from Village,
TypeofFire. Whatbumed. Cause ofFire-Accident
City or Intersection.
Fire Department Answering Call and Equipment Responding
what attempt was made to collect from pArtieA
involVed?
Coat of
Fire
to Town
(Annual
Fee
Standard Cost per Fire Hourly Rate or Cost of wages An(l
Supplies.
1 certify the above claim is ttve and correct; no portion thereof has been paid by another. If payment is received after reimbursement by the County, the amount. paid
by the County shall be returned.
X
('Town Clerk)
Must be signed by Clerk of town in which fire has occurred.
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MINUTES
Emergency Government Committee
January 11, 1994
PRESENT: Arthur Jacobson, John Mortensen, Chuck Mehls, Robert Boche -County Board; Jack
Colvard, Ruth Nelson - Emergency Government, Don Richardson, Administrator -
American Heritage Nursing Home; Roland Thompson - Sheriff's Department.
The meeting was called to order at 9:00 a.m. by Chairman Jacobson. The agenda was adopted on a
Boche/Mortensen MOTION. The December, 1994 Minutes were approved on a Mehls/Mortensen
MOTION.
NEW BUSINESS:
#5 -Don Richardson -American Heritage Nursing Home: Don apprised the committee that the American
Heritage is a 67 bed unit with 20 apartments. He stated that nursing homes are required by the State
to have an evacuation plan in place. The plan must address where the nursing home staff directs their
emergency call, where the residents are evacuated to and how they are transported to this location. The
concern that Don expressed was that schools no longer want to be involved with transportation and
lodging because of the liability issues involved. Ideas were brought up for possible solutions. It was
suggested that the Red Cross could be a liaison to contract with armories/schools/churches. Lengthy
discussion on developing a procedure to be used and what the county could do to assist.
Mehls stated that he would be meeting with the Hammond Fire Chief January 16 and he will brief him
Athese concerns. After further discussion, the committee requested that Colvard would set up a meeting
with the Hammond Nursing Home Board, Superintendent of School, Fire Chief, Police Chief and the
Emergency Government Committee. This will be a regular Emergency Government Committee Meeting
and as soon as the meeting is set up, notice will go out to all affected parties.
#6 Transfer of medical supplies to Sheriff's Department Emergency Response Unit: Roland Thompson
addressed the committee, requesting that the equipment that was formerly used for the St. Croix County
EMTOT (Emergency Medical Tactical Operations Team) be transferred to the Sheriff's Department.
Discussion. Boche/Mortensen MOTION to transfer sufficient medical equipment to implement onsite
emergency response care from Emergency Government to the Sheriff's Department, for their usage,
however, ownership will be retained by Emergency Government. Lengthy Discussion. Carried.
OLD BUSINESS:
#1 Grid Mapping - Mehls explained the military mapping concept to the committee. Mehls/Mortensen
MOTION that the Committee accept the sample as presented this date as the "quickie response" map
locator system for Emergency Services that would be operating in St. Croix County. Carried.
#2 Assisting local Fire Departments in cost recovery: Colvard apprised the committee of the States
response referencing cost recovery for state and federal roads. He presented the committee with a copy
A Greg Timmersman's Memo addressing possible guidance to be used for reimbursement, by the County,
For fire calls on county roads. Discussion on the comparison of the states eligibility and remittance form
and that of Timmersman's suggestions. Mehls/Boche MOTION to request the Finance Committee to
review clarification for reimbursement to Local Fire Departments for response on County Highways.
This will include clarification of what is billable comparing state guidelines with Corporation Counsel
guidelines and which department would review claims submitted to the county. (Copy of guidelines
attached). Carried.
NmvcrrEs/1995Ec.Jnty 1
New Business:
he applied for the HMTA Grant and $206.85 was approved.
were approved. Discussion on numbers that would attend.
be tentative dates to set the training for.
saes: Colvard apprised the committee that
5 mini classes will be presented. All five
Mehls stated that February 14 or 17 would
#2 Exercise on Dam #10: Exercise will be coming up. All committee members are welcome to
participate in the exercise. It will be held in the Community Center in Glenwood City February 1 at 2:00
p.m.
#3 Liabilities Workshop Training Available: Anyone interested may attend. This will be held at the
State Patrol district #6 on January 18 at 10*00 a.m.
#4 Toint Minnesota &Wisconsin Exercise Planning: Colvard apprised the committee that he has been
requested to participate in developing a joint Minnesota and Wisconsin exercise, starting February 3,
1995.
#7 Bills: No bills presented to the committee.
Being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 11:43 on a Boche/Jacobson MOTION.
Respectfully Submitted:
Charles Mehls, Secretary
Nmv[7'rrs/1995Ec.Jnx