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Sep 29, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
Provide snow plowing the fire station, for the upcoming 2026- 2027 winter season.
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City
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Tully
County
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Onondaga
Address
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1 Railroad St
Phone Number
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(315) 696-6414
Zip Code
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13159
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Tully Joint Fire District
This document presents the Tully Hose Co. No. 1's Standard Operating Guidelines, which incorporate a strategic plan for managing hazardous materials incidents. The core principles emphasize the paramount safety of all personnel, the strict utilization of the Incident Command System with an appointed Safety Officer, and operating within the department's initial response level capabilities. The plan outlines a structured approach covering scene arrival, meticulous size-up to identify the nature and severity of the problem, and the development of an action plan. Key components of the action plan include material identification, establishing hot, warm, and cold zones, evacuation procedures, and the critical decision to request the Onondaga County HAZMAT Team for advanced operations, alongside specific response considerations for fixed site, transportation, and roadway spill incidents.
The Tully Joint Fire District held an organizational meeting where they elected Gary Malone as Chairman and Jeffrey Rothery as Deputy Chairman. Cheryl Wayne was appointed as Secretary/Treasurer. The Tully Hose Company Chief Officers were sworn in. The board approved The Post Standard as the official newspaper, NBT Bank as the official financial institution, Stokes and Levy as the attorney, and D'Arcangelo & Co., CPA as the accounting firm. They set the dates for the 2025 regular monthly meetings and approved Reagan Agency and ESIP as insurance carriers. The District also reaffirmed its existing investment and procurement policies, approved Tully Family Practice as the department physicians office, and approved the Tully Hose Company By-laws. They approved the committees and maintained membership in various associations. Additionally, they approved the service contract for the copier, renewal of the domain name registration, yearly contracts and maintenance agreements for equipment, and maintenance agreements with Ben Bibik as the computer maintenance specialist. The treasurer was authorized to pay certain claims in advance, and Cheryl Wayne was appointed as the FOIL Request Officer.
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The Tully Joint Fire District held its regular monthly meeting, addressing various topics including financial matters such as approving invoices, reviewing reconciliation reports, and opening a working capital account. They also discussed budget transfers to reserve accounts and the payment of insurance and bond obligations. The Chief's report covered old business like grant applications, equipment purchases, and ladder sales, as well as new business including alarm statistics and equipment quotes. Additionally, the meeting involved discussions on firefighter injuries, physicals, and potential software for inventory management. The ambulance report included updates on call volumes, contracts, and vehicle maintenance.
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