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Loyalton fire chief reports 264 calls in 2024, urges gear purchases and grants

Loyalton City Council · February 18, 2025
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Summary

Chief S. Heywood told the council the department handled 264 calls in 2024 and 11 so far in 2025; he raised needs for wildland checks, turnout gear, and grant support and expressed concern about the Sierra Brooks station following HOA disbanding.

Fire Chief S. Heywood reported to the council that the department responded to 264 calls in 2024 and had recorded 11 calls so far in 2025. He asked the council about the status of Wildland Fire Checks, said the department is working on acquiring turnout gear, and reported efforts to pursue grants to support the Fire Department.

Chief Heywood also raised concern about the fire station in Sierra Brooks after the homeowners association disbanded, suggesting potential operational or property-related risks that may require attention. The minutes record the chief's operational priorities but do not show specific funding approvals for equipment at this meeting.