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-.iumnknla�Fei�Cc: <br /> Not Hews From The Hugo Fire Department <br /> In 2004, its 96th year of service to the community, tained breathing apparatuses(SCBAs). Twenty- <br /> the Hugo Fire Department responded to 307 calls, two new SCBAs were purchased,along with a <br /> down from 331 in 2003. Assistant Fire Chief new high pressure compressor to fill them. "The <br /> Jadon 011ila reports that the Department was suc- new high pressure units,with a full half-hour of <br /> cessful in meeting or making significant progress working time,are crucial for search-and-rescue <br /> toward all of its 2004 goals: operations and for hazardous materials situa- <br /> tions,"explains 011ila. <br /> 1.Firefighter Safety. There were no firefighter 4. Continue Truck Replacement Plan. The <br /> injuries in 2004. Department continues to work with the City to <br /> 2.Protection of Property and Life. The dollar replace outdated rescue vehicles. As part of this <br /> amount of property loss was significantly less plan,the Department took delivery of a new <br /> in 2004 than in 2003. Although final numbers heavy rescue vehicle in June 2004. <br /> are not yet available,011ila estimates a decrease 5.Addition of Four Firefighters. Four new fire- <br /> of over$1 million,primarily due to a reduced fighters joined the Hugo Fire Department in <br /> amount of structural fires. 2004: Andy Churchill,Jason Dahms,Nick <br /> 3.Awarding of FEMA Grant. The Hugo Fire Johnson, and Donald Sames. <br /> Department was awarded a$117,000 grant from 6. Continue to Improve Communication between <br /> the Federal Emergency Management Agency <br /> (FEMA)to upgrade the Department's self-con- Hot News:See Page 7 <br /> emem er ToRecvciel. <br /> Slagle Sort recycling arate the recyclables. magazines, dry non- 50 cities and 150,000 <br /> comes to Hugo. coated food paper, residents in this pro- <br /> Waste Management, The following materi- boxboard,and small gram and have had <br /> one of Hugo's licensed als may be placed in flat pieces of corru- increased recycling ton- <br /> refuse haulers,recently the single sort cart gated cardboard box nages and participation. <br /> received approval from together: material <br /> the City Council to Hugo residents who are <br /> pick up recyclables -Glass bottles and jars The cities of Blaine, interested in this ser- <br /> A recycling every other week to -Metal beverage and Centerville,Circle vice may contact Waste <br /> accommodate their food cans Pines, and Lino Lakes Management at 612- <br /> container is available new, larger recycling -Paper from news, are currently among the 890-1100. <br /> containers. Waste <br /> from your refuse haul- Management custom- <br /> ers will each receive <br /> a green gallon cart Commissioner <br /> er or by calling City with a yell-gallon Planningow lid to <br /> Hall at 651-762-6300. use for their curbside <br /> recycling. Separating a c a n cy <br /> recyclables is not <br /> necessary; custom- <br /> ers can simply put all The City of Hugo is currently accepting applications <br /> recyclable materials for a position on the Planning Commission. The Commis- <br /> into the green and yel- <br /> low cart and wheel the sion meets the second and fourth Thursday of each month. <br /> cart to the curb every Other meetings will be scheduled as necessary. If you are <br /> other week. Waste interested, please contact City Hall at 651-762-6300 or visit <br /> Management has built their website at www.ci.hugo.mn.us. Application deadline <br /> a new recycling facility is January 31, 2005. <br /> that has state-of-the-art <br /> equipment that can sep- <br />