Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Central Fire District Of Santa Cruz County.
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City
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Santa Cruz
County
The county where this buyer is located.
Santa Cruz
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
930 17th Avenue
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(831) 479-6842
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
95062
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Central Fire District Of Santa Cruz County
The board meeting agenda included reports from several standing committees, including the Board of Appeals, Facilities, Finance, Oversight, Personnel, and Strategic Planning committees. The agenda also featured the approval of expenditures and payroll, as well as new business items such as the approval of the first amendment to the Safety Mid-Management Group Memorandum of Understanding, the consideration of a dedication plaque, and an appointment to the Capitola Redevelopment Oversight Committee. Legal discussion topics included the dismissal of specific lawsuits.
The Board meeting included a presentation regarding the District's Transparency Certificate of Excellence. Key legislative actions involved the adoption of an ordinance regarding Board member compensation and the approval of an Emergency Service Call Response MOU for the Aptos Hills and Lower Aptos Creek Road areas. The Board discussed re-districting maps, reviewed updates to the Board Bylaws, approved the surplus of a fire apparatus, and passed a resolution to continue conducting virtual meetings. Additionally, the Board engaged in discussions regarding COVID-19 vaccination policies and established an Ad Hoc Committee for labor negotiations.
The board meeting focused on several key administrative and operational items. Discussions included the Wildfire Risk Reduction Year-End Summary, addressing wildfire safety, community risk reduction, and standardization of efforts. The Board reviewed committee reports and correspondence regarding staff vaccine distribution and recent news articles. Administrative actions included the formal appointment of a Fire Chief, approval of the Fire Chief employment agreement, and an MOU with the Chief Officers Association. The Board also addressed operational matters such as staffing vacancies, an agreement for lifeguard training services, the surplus of a fire engine, and the adoption of a resolution regarding the Successor District Board.
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