Holley-Navarre Fire Protection District

The agenda for the meeting includes the presentation of the Treasurer's Report and the Chief's Report. Old business items consist of a reminder regarding the station dedication ceremony and the final opportunity for staff professional photography. The session will also include time for commissioner comments.

The meeting agenda includes a review of the Treasurer's Report and the Chief's Report. New business items consist of the approval for a vehicle purchase and the scheduling of the Station 44 Dedication. The meeting also allows time for commissioner comments.

This document outlines strategic goals and objectives for the Holley Navarre Fire District, focusing on enhancing community emergency response, improving firefighter safety, and maximizing budget efficiency to provide value to the community. Key priorities include improving the quality of life for the community through expanded services beyond emergency response, optimizing internal operations, and strengthening an all-hazards approach to emergency management.

The meeting included discussion of the Treasurer's Report, which detailed the current financial status, including checking account balances, impact fee account, reserve fund account, income, and expenses. The Chief's Report highlighted the high call volume, significant fires, and the possibility of an appropriations grant for the station in Whispering Pines. The board considered ordering a new engine from Sutphen. There was also discussion regarding the lack of a CO at Station 44 and the transition from NFIRS to NERIS. The board approved an addendum to the contract with the District Attorney, which included an increase in hourly rates.

The meeting included a review of the treasurer's report, which detailed the balances in various accounts and the income and expenses to date. The Chief's report mentioned that runs have slowed and site preparation for Station 44 is complete, with the metal building expected to be delivered soon. A new pension trustee was approved for the HNFD Firefighters' Pension Board. The board members were reminded about the ethics training requirement per Florida Statute, which needs to be completed by the end of the year.