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Councilmembers and others who take two days off from their day jobs to come together to 1 develop the Strategic Plan for the City. 2 3 Motion by Councilmember Gray, seconded by Councilmember Brever, to approve the 2016 4 Strategic Plan. 5 6 Motion carried 5-0 7 8 D. St. Anthony Fire Department Annual Report 9 10 Fire Chief Mark Sitarz reviewed a power point presentation of the St. Anthony Fire Department 11 2015 Annual Report. The summary included review of the Fire Department Divisions and a chart 12 showing all members of the Department. In 2015 there was a 58% increase (1425), from 2001, in 13 total calls for service with 74% being medical calls and 26% fire/other. Fire Chief Sitarz 14 reviewed the fire investigations that took place. The average patient age for calls was 69.5 years 15 with an average response time of 2 minutes 24 seconds. 16 17 Training for the Department consisted of OSHA mandated 24 hour annual training, 110.4 hours 18 for SAFD, and Department wide training totaled 2649 hours. A total of 238 general fire 19 inspections were done for a total of 171 hours. 429 hours of fire prevention/public education 20 training were documented. In 2015 1,653 members of the public received the Fire Department’s 21 message. 22 23 Fire Chief Sitarz reviewed Code Enforcement – Housing code violation complaints and rental 24 code enforcement inspections. The outcomes were reviewed. 25 26 Mayor Faust thanked Fire Chief Sitarz for his presentation. Councilmember Jenson stated the 27 outcome of saving the life of the individual who came to a Council meeting is wonderful. The 28 response time is phenomenal. Mayor Faust stated the 2015 Fire Department report is available 29 on the website. 30 31 E. St. Anthony Liquor Department Annual Report 32 33 Liquor Operations Manager Mike Larson reviewed the 2015 St. Anthony Village Liquor 34 Operations Annual Report. There are two locations – Silver Lake Village and Marketplace Store. 35 Mr. Larson reviewed the Mission Statement and Vision Statements. The profits from the 36 Municipal Liquor Operation revenue are used for reducing property tax levy, Providing funds for 37 special projects, and providing funds for equipment purchased for all city departments. 100% of 38 the profits go back to the community. Mr. Larson reviewed the financials including sales 39 projection, net income projection, monthly sales trends, profit history, and comparisons and 40 benchmarks. 41 42 Mr. Larson reviewed the 2015 accomplishments and events that were held as well as plans for 43 the future. He thanked all the departments of the City for their support to the Liquor Operations. 44 Mr. Larson encouraged residents to utilize their website. The Liquor Operations Annual Report 45 will be available on the City’s website. 46 47 6