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Board hears update: City to continue investigating fire districting; training, thanks noted
Summary
During 'Good of the Order' the board heard that the City of Manistee voted to sign a resolution to continue investigating a Fire Districting plan; members also discussed upcoming trainings and thanked responders for storm work.
Chief Johnson told the board that the City of Manistee "voted to sign the resolution to continue to investigate the Fire Districting plan," an item reported to the E911 Board during the Good of the Order segment. The minutes record the statement without providing details of the resolution text or next steps by the city.
Chief Glass invited agencies to upcoming training hosted by the City Police Department and thanked first responders, law enforcement, and public works staff for their assistance during the March winter storm. Director Medacco announced a two-day Tactical Emergency Training and Care course in July and welcomed participation from all agencies.
These items were presented as announcements and expressions of appreciation rather than formal board actions. The minutes do not indicate any board directive, formal commitment of funds, or schedule for intergovernmental decisions on the Fire Districting issue; further details would need to come from City of Manistee records or subsequent board minutes.
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