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Harris fire chief reports mutual aid usage and plans to sell J-5 apparatus
Summary
Fire Chief 2 Gabi Streater told the council about call composition—about half medical calls and three mutual-aid responses—and Josh Rouse told the council he intends to sell the department’s J-5 vehicle with an expected price of about $1,000.
Fire Chief 2 Gabi Streater presented the fire department report at the March 10 Harris City Council meeting and said she did not have exact figures on hand but estimated about half of the department’s calls this year were medical, three were mutual aid, and the remainder were fire and rescue.
Councilmember Craig Moline asked how many calls were mutual aid; Chief Streater replied she did not have precise figures available in the meeting but stated three calls were mutual aid. Josh Rouse updated the council on equipment, saying he intends to sell the department’s J-5 vehicle and hopes to get $1,000 for it.
No formal purchase, sale, or budget action related to the J-5 or mutual-aid arrangements was taken at the meeting; the items were reported as informational in the department’s update.
