Milton Fire Department reports February call totals, launches Essentials training program
Summary
Fire Chief Heddings reported 13 fire responses in February, 14 volunteer QRS calls, and 187 MICU 15 responses; he announced an Essentials Program training schedule with trucks operating two nights per week and Saturdays.
Fire Chief Heddings told council that, “So far for the month of February the Fire Department has responded to 13 calls for service, the volunteers have handled 14 QRS calls, and MICU 15 has responded to 187 calls for service.” He also announced the Essentials Program is starting, with training nights twice weekly and Saturday sessions at training locations including the department’s training house, the elementary school, and a newly acquired house on Mexico Road.
Council acknowledged the report and President Walker offered thanks to the Fire Department and other first responders for their service; no formal motions or funding requests for the program were recorded in the minutes.
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