Public documents that mention Bradford K. Ventura.
Jun 18, 2026·Board meeting
Fire and Public Safety Commission of the County of Maui Regular Meeting
The commission recognized the outgoing Vice Chair for his service. Reports were provided by the Maui Emergency Management Agency regarding the transition to a new Emergency Operations Center, shelter capacity assessments, and wildfire risk reduction initiatives. The Fire Department discussed recruitment programs for youth, the current budget status, the deployment of new mobile monitoring cameras to track fire activity, and legislative updates affecting departmental operations. There was also a preliminary discussion regarding the future scheduling of agenda items related to firefighter salary and negotiation processes.
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Fire and Public Safety Commission, County of Maui Regular Meeting
The meeting focused on Council correspondence regarding the MEMA administrator's performance evaluations, with the Commission clarifying its advisory role. Discussions included the current MEMA alert system, specifically looking for ways to allow geographic customization for community alerts. Operational reports were presented, highlighting challenges in hiring and retaining staff for CERT coordinator and East Maui specialist roles due to qualification requirements, as well as progress on the wildfire risk reduction program. The board also reviewed the functionality of the siren system and identified pathways for deploying mobile sirens in high-risk areas.
Sep 18, 2025·Board meeting
Fire And Public Safety Commission Regular Meeting
The meeting featured the presentation of the Kahuola Award, honoring acts of heroism, including a past rescue and a recent life-saving incident involving an elderly resident trapped in a fire. The Fire Chief provided updates on budget planning, public safety initiatives, departmental staffing, and recruit class evaluations. Discussions also covered the ongoing challenges with apparatus procurement and maintenance due to market delays and parts availability. Additionally, the commission addressed the development of anti-nepotism guidelines and discussed new radio technology procurement.
