Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Redwood Coast Fire Protection District.
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Dec 31, 2099
Redwood Coast Regional Center is seeking proposals for American Sign Language (ASL) training and support services to improve functional communication skills for individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, or deafblind, and to train direct support professionals and family members.
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City
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Point Arena
County
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Mendocino
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
19601 CA-1
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(707) 882-1833
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
95468
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Redwood Coast Fire Protection District
The agenda includes reports from the Fire Chief, District Admin, and Board members. Old business items involve discussion and action regarding the final draft of the 2026-27 budget, updates to the Policies and Procedures Manual, and exterior maintenance projects including painting, re-siding, and roofing for the Manchester and Point Arena stations.
The agenda for this meeting included standard opening procedures, followed by a closed session for an employee evaluation. Key discussion and action items in the open session covered reports from the Fire Chief, District Administrator, and Board Members/Committees, correspondence review, and discussions/actions concerning the Caltrans Pedestrian Path Project. Furthermore, the board planned to discuss and act on appointing 2026 Board Officers, setting the schedule for 2026 board meetings, and reviewing a Capital Expenditures Priorities Resolution. Old business included updates on station staffing/full-time positions and exterior maintenance (painting/re-siding/roofing) for the Manchester and PA stations. Note: Approval of the December 9, 2025 minutes and December Bills/Treasurer's Report were listed under the consent calendar.
The meeting included discussion on the fire chief's report regarding mechanical issues with Engine 7360 and concerns about hoop house structures for cannabis cultivation. The board discussed providing emergency services to the Casino and the reservation, authorizing a letter to state representatives for clarity on the district's responsibilities. They also reviewed the quarterly budget, agreed on capital expenditure priorities, and discussed fire department parking lots. The board discussed the draft 2018-19 budget, contracting with an alternate permit inspector, and the 2018 CFAA/PTA rates. Additionally, they discussed the 2017-18 vehicle replacement schedule.
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