The meeting agenda includes the review of the Activity Report from the Director of Emergency Services and Fire Chief. Key financial items involve the Treasurer's report regarding the approval of payables, a review of year-to-date financial statements, and the determination of 2026 wage rates. The board will also receive the 2027 Draft Budget for information and discuss updates regarding the Fire Board dissolution.
Oct 1, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Biddulph Blanshard Fire Board Agenda
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The meeting agenda includes reports from the Director of Emergency Services regarding operational updates and hazardous material agreements. The treasurer's report addresses paid accounts and the recommendation of the 2027 draft budget for Council approval. The board is also scheduled to move into a closed session to discuss personal matters regarding identifiable municipal or local board employees.
Jul 13, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Biddulph Blanshard Fire Board Regular Meeting Agenda
The board discussed reports from the Director of Emergency Services, covering activity updates, grant program implementations, and fire safety initiatives. Operational topics included the status of various by-laws, annual equipment testing, and maintenance updates for fire stations. The board also reviewed a tender submission for a new pumper-tanker for the Granton Station and recommended the purchase of a vehicle from Metalfab LTD to enhance fire suppression capabilities and support mutual aid operations.
Jul 13, 2026·Board meeting
Biddulph Blanshard Fire Board Regular Meeting Minutes
The board discussed reports regarding emergency services activity and addressed the procurement of a new pumper-tanker for the Granton Station. Key actions included recommending the tender submission from Metalfab LTD and authorizing the allocation of funds from the fire reserve for this purchase. The board also addressed public concerns regarding fire fleet composition, providing clarification on the retirement of older equipment, station service levels, and the application of mutual aid agreements.