Franklin Township Fire District 3

The board reviewed the treasurer's report and approved the payment of various invoices and charges. Communication was received regarding the merger of the commission's CPA firm. The board acknowledged the receipt of petitions for the Fire Commissioner position and formally adopted the 2026 Budget following state approval. A public budget hearing was conducted, and the Fire Chief discussed his acceptance of a volunteer position as Deputy Fire Coordinator, which involves Mutual Aid responses.

The meeting focused on reorganizing the Board of Fire Commissioners following the 2022 election results, including the swearing-in of the elected candidate, Jeffrey E. Faubell. Key discussions involved the nomination and appointment of officers for the Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Treasurer, Secretary, and Assistant Secretary. The body reviewed and adopted several resolutions, such as appointing the LOSAP Plan Administrator, establishing the schedule for Regular Meetings, appointing the solicitor and auditor, designating official publications, depositories, and appointing an administrative assistant. The total budget of $274,886.00, with $274,112.00 to be raised by taxation, was noted. A resolution was also passed designating a provider for Firefighter Physicals.

The Board of Fire Commissioners reviewed the treasurer's report, including account balances and interest earned. The Board approved the payment of multiple outstanding invoices related to printing, advertising, vehicle repairs, utility services, fuel, and fire equipment. Additionally, the Board discussed the upcoming delivery of a new command vehicle and finalized arrangements for the Annual Fire District Election.

The meeting included the presentation of the Treasurer Report, which included a review of financial transactions such as payments for fuel, wireless service, P.O. box rental, and generator repairs. Old business involved an update on the recall work for trucks 43-25 and 43-20. In new business, the board reviewed and selected a quote for needed Milwaukee tools from Mid-Atlantic Fire and Air, and discussed the 2023 Budget, forwarding necessary information for preparation. A supplemental fire grant from Franklin Township was also received. During the public portion, no persons were present.

The meeting included the presentation of the Treasurer's Report and approval for payment of attached invoices, covering items such as truck fuel, wireless service, check printing, membership dues, and insurance premiums. Old Business involved a follow-up regarding outstanding parts for the repair of truck 43-21. During the public portion, a representative from Glenn Insurance delivered a renewal proposal, leading to a discussion about increasing the aggregate value closer to replacement cost and potentially increasing the general umbrella policy.