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ADMINISTRATIVE NEWSLETTER April 11, 1983 City of Mounds VieW VOL. IV, NO. 6 CIVIL DEFENSE SIRENS The Civil Defense siren at the intersection of County Road I and Adams was reinstalled on Tuesday, April 5th, after having an entirely new motor installed at no expense to the City except for the removal and reinstallation of the siren from the pole. During the April 6th Civil Defense siren tests all sirens in the City of Mounds View were confirmed as being fully operational in preparation for the Spring tornado season. CPR CLASS As part of the City's Public Works Safety Program, a CPR Class will be offered on the mornings of May 25th and 26th for all members of the City's Public Works Department, as well as any other City employees who are not presently certified in CPR. It will be the practice of the City's administration to conduct annual CPR refresher courses in order that all certified employees might maintain their certification as part of our attempts to maintain a safety awareness among our ' employees. WORD PROCESSOR/MICROPROCESSOR The City's two microprocessors have been delivered to Computer Central's offices in Edina from the factories at which they were manufactured in Texas and are at this time being checked over to make sure that they are fully operational. During the weeks of April filth and Aoril 16th, the staffs of the cities of White Bear Lake and Mounds View will receive training in the operation of these systems at Computer Central's offices over a 32 hour period for each group. Once these training programs are completed the systems will be installed at the respective City offices and further advanced training will be provided to the regular operators of these systems, as well as a introductory course for supervisors and managers. The Finance Directors of White Bear Lake, Mounds View, and New Brighton are presently working with the staff of the Ramsey County Consortium of Municipalities to bring our computer systems on-line as soon as possible in order that the remote entry function for these systems will be fully operational at all levels within the next six months.