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Council confirms firefighter‑paramedic Camus Reinhart, accepts cybersecurity grant and interlocal agreement
Summary
As part of a four‑item consent agenda, Kalispell City Council confirmed Firefighter‑Paramedic Camus Reinhart after his probation, accepted a state/local cybersecurity grant for 255 training licenses, and approved an updated Flathead Valley Community College tennis interlocal agreement; council approved the consent agenda unanimously.
The Kalispell City Council approved a four-item consent agenda that included confirmation of Firefighter‑Paramedic Camus Reinhart, acceptance of a state and local cybersecurity grant providing 255 cybersecurity awareness training licenses, approval of an updated three‑year Flathead Valley Community College tennis interlocal agreement, and approval of council minutes from Dec. 9 and Dec. 16.
Chief Pierce introduced Camus Reinhart and provided a short biography: Reinhart was born and raised in Kalispell, previously worked at Evergreen Fire Department, Logan Health EMS in Cut Bank and Bigfork Fire Department, completed paramedic training at Flathead Valley Community College and has met Kalispell Fire Department and Montana state certification requirements. Council welcomed Reinhart and the consent agenda passed by voice vote.
The transcript records no public comment on the consent items, and no further conditions were stated on acceptance of the grant or the interlocal agreement during the meeting.
