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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION January 4, 2016 <br />APPROVED <br />46 Council Member Kusterman asked about the proposal to purchase the light rescue/mini <br />47 pumper trucks. Does the recommendation to purchase those vehicles mean that the Just <br />48 purchased fire trucks aren't expected to be used for very long? Director Swenson <br />49 explained that his recommendation to purchase the smaller vehicles is about prolonging <br />50 the life of those larger vehicles and also decreasing associated repair costs. <br />51 <br />52 Public Safety Deputy Director D'Allier explained that the new fire trucks were well <br />53 inspected before being purchased but they have required some repair while being used for <br />54 training. The aggressive training schedule will continue. <br />55 <br />56 The council discussed how the city's ISO rating is determined. Director Swenson <br />57 suggested that while the addition of the station plays a role, the equipment is big part of <br />58 the rating. <br />59 <br />60 When Mayor Reinert asked how the city can have its ISO rating reviewed, Deputy <br />61 Director D'Allier explained that the department must be in operation for one year and can <br />62 then request an audit. <br />63 <br />64 Council Member Maher said that she is inclined to think that waiting on the equipment <br />65 purchase is good so the city can see what is really needed. She wonders if the city could <br />66 be causing disrepair to equipment that isn't used regularly. She wants to ensure first and <br />67 foremost that the community will be best served by the equipment. Director Swenson <br />68 explained that the equipment has a regular maintenance schedule. <br />69 <br />70 The council reviewed renderings of the light rescue/mini pumper truck. They discussed <br />71 the longevity of the vehicles, the ability to replace just the chassis portion, and availability <br />72 of the vehicles through different manufacturers. The ISO rating was discussed again and <br />73 the council heard that not all insurance companies utilize that rating system. <br />74 <br />75 Mayor Reinert remarked that this is an expensive decision to make at this point. He'd <br />76 like to see the fire service run for awhile and he's suggesting a review after four months. <br />77 He would like to look at the concept of a fixed annual budget for equipment. The <br />78 council heard about a February cut-off date for ordering the new pumper trucks; the <br />79 schedule is questionable after that time. The mayor asked that the council receive <br />80 additional information based on their discussion. <br />81 <br />82 The council moved to discussion of the police division equipment. Director Swenson <br />83 reviewed the written staff report outlining the police division fleet needs and the <br />84 standards used to establish those needs. When Director Swenson discussed the rotation <br />85 of vehicles within the fleet, the mayor said he recalls a four-year rotation rather than the <br />86 three-year indicated. Deputy Director McCarthy explained that the department begins <br />87 looking at the vehicles at three years. Council Member Kusterman asked why all the <br />88 vehicles come from the Ford line and Director Swenson explained that the Ford models <br />89 serve the department's purpose well and further changing to a different brand could add <br />90 costs in updating for required equipment. <br />va <br />
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