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Board flags rising ATV trail responses, hears Special Ops training and hoarder-class updates
Summary
Board member Heidi Tompkins raised concerns about increases in ATV trails and whether first responders are prepared; the fire coordinator reported a Special Ops update and announced a verified hoarder class June 14 at Mexico High School.
Heidi Tompkins, a member of the Oswego County Fire Advisory Board, asked whether first responders are aware of and prepared for an increase in ATV trails across the county and whether that trend requires changes in training or response protocols.
The board discussed ATV-related responses as a growing area of demand for volunteer and professional responders. The minutes do not include a formal plan or assigned lead to address ATV trail responses; board members recorded the concern for follow-up.
The fire coordinator provided an OS-900 update on Special Operations teams and training activities. The coordinator also announced a verified hoarder class scheduled for June 14 at Mexico High School. The minutes do not provide attendance limits, curriculum details, or funding information for the class or the Special Ops training.
