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Council approves mutual aid agreement with Tushka for storm signs
Summary
Council approved a mutual aid agreement with the town of Tushka to share storm-sign resources; staff said Tushka had already approved the same agreement and only a signature was needed from Atoka.
The Etobicoke City Council voted to accept a mutual aid agreement between the City of Atoka and the Town of Tushka to share storm-sign resources. Public comment by staff explained the agreement mirrors similar mutual-aid pacts the city has with nearby municipalities (for example, Stringtown). Staff said Tushka’s council had already approved the agreement and Atoka’s signature was required to finalize the reciprocal arrangement.
Why it matters: the agreement enables the two local governments to share equipment and staff in storm response, which City staff described as part of routine intermunicipal cooperation for public works and emergency signaling needs.
The motion to approve the agreement was seconded and passed by roll-call vote. Council members concluded the item with a recorded consensus to sign the document and move forward.
No further conditions or amendments were recorded in the council discussion.
