Haworth
Volunteer Firefighters Association
Minutes of Regularly Scheduled Monthly Meeting
CALL TO ORDER:
The Haworth
Volunteer Firefighters Association held
a regularly scheduled monthly business meeting on Monday, January 9,
2006 at the Haworth Fire Department. President Chad Wright called
the meeting to order at 7:06 p.m. Members present were: Eric
Jackson, John Coffman, Michael Carrell, Jim Ferguson, Vic Marsh, Lyndon
Farley, Scott Smith, Chad Wright, Keith Donaldson, Clint Ebert, Richard
Owens, Floyd Middleton, Kyle Batson, Chris Hall, and Kirk Storey.
Junior Firefighters present: Landon Middleton, Shane Farley, Jay Don
Tunnell, and Jarred Campbell.
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING:
Minutes of
the previous meeting were
presented. Ebert moved to accept the minutes as written.
Jackson seconded. All members in favor. Minutes approved.
PRESIDENT’S REPORT:
None.
FINANCIAL REPORT:
Beginning Balance: $
4,724.04
Income:
$ 766.80 Rural Water
-
$1 Donations
$ 500.00 KEDDO –
Discretionary Funding Grant from Rep. Jerry Ellis
$ 785.07 Foreman United Fund
– Employee Contributions
$ 100.00 Choctaw Electric –
Donation
Expenses:
$ 82.45
Choctaw Electric – Substations
$ 198.69 First State Bank –
Loan Payment
$ 128.37 Crow Burlingame –
Parts
$ 13.00 Rural
Water – Pollard Water Bill
Ending Balance:
$ 6,453.40
Middleton
moved to accept financial report.
Jackson seconded. All members in favor. Financial Report
approved.
ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT:
Storey
presented the Associations Annual Financial
Report. Donaldson moved to accept. Hall seconded. Report
approved.
DISPOSAL OF SURPLUS APPARATUS:
Middleton
reported that some local fire department’s
had expressed interest in the two surplus apparatus currently for
sale. Members discussed and agreed upon listing Rescue-1 on
FireTec if no local buyer could be found. The asking price will
be raised by 10% to cover the cost of listing the truck. Wright
suggested that Middleton be allowed to make the decision on any offers
made. All members agreed.
LEARNING FOR LIFE “FIRE
EXPLORER PROGRAM”:
Kit Baker,
program administrator for the Learning
for Life “Fire Explorer Program” was on hand to discuss the benefits of
forming a Fire Explorer Chapter. The program is administered by
the Boy Scouts of America and will provide insurance for members.
Members must be between 14 and 20 years of age. Two adult
advisers will be needed. The cost is $7 per member.
Donaldson moved to approve the expenditure. Owens seconded.
All members in favor. Motion carried.
OLD BUSINESS:
None.
NEW BUSINESS:
New
batteries for some Department radios are
needed. Storey directed to order ten.
Some smoke
respirators in need of new filters.
Storey directed to order 12 pairs.
ADJOURN:
Ferguson
moved to adjourn. Ebert
seconded. All members in favor. Meeting adjourned at 7:50
p.m.
Chad Wright, President
Donnie Gray, Vice President
Kirk Storey, Secretary/Treasurer