Woodruff Fire District public meetings in 2024
6 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Woodruff Fire District Board
The Woodruff Fire District Board will meet on December 11, 2024, at 7:00 PM to review and approve the 2025 budget, discuss and approve financial transactions, and receive public comment. The meeting is held at the Woodruff Fire District Building, 284 East Center Street, Woodruff, UT.
- Fire Board approval of the 2025 Budget
- Approval of bills including Capital One Credit Card ($491.95), Utah Association of Special Service District dues ($446.00), and Rocky Mountain Power ($56.01)
- Approval of financial transactions such as Deposit Tax apportionment ($3400.77) and Stacey Repair repairs on truck Heavy 13 ($456.50)
- Public comment period limited to 20 minutes per Utah Code
- New radios installed from Communications grant by Peak Mobile
Woodruff Fire District Board
The Woodruff Fire District Board will hold a regular meeting and budget hearing on November 6, 2024. The board will discuss the 2025 budget and consider approval of various financial transactions, including bills and deposits. Previous meeting minutes from September will be reviewed. Public comment will be received for up to 20 minutes.
- Discussion of the 2025 budget for the fire district.
- Approval of bills including a $30,923.50 fire service payment deposit and a $1,075 pump test check.
- Review and approval of September 4, 2024 board meeting minutes.
- Public comment period limited to 20 minutes total, 5 minutes per person.
- Update on radios: installation from Utah Communications Authority grant completed on all trucks except Engine 11; handhelds to be reprogrammed in November.
Woodruff Fire District Board
The Woodruff Fire District Board will appoint David Stacey to fill a vacancy, select a new board chairman, and vote on approval of bills totaling thousands of dollars. They will also discuss personnel interest from two new candidates, vehicle repairs and failed pump tests, and an upcoming radio system switch to 700 MHz in October.
- Appointment of David Stacey to fill the vacant board seat (replacing Brent Stacey) and oath of office
- Approval of bills including $7,169.34 Capital One credit card payment and $6,325.00 emergency generator installation
- Vehicle pump test failures: Engine 11 leaking, Engine 12 overheating; Heavy Brush 13 needs tire work
- Radio system upgrade to 700 MHz expected in October, with coordination for vehicle radio installation
- Two new personnel candidates: Shay Larsen expressing interest and Samuel Leifson submitting an application
Woodruff Fire District Board
The Woodruff Fire District Board is meeting to approve routine bills and financial transactions, including a $7,000 deposit for a generator installation. The board will also address a board vacancy after Brent Stacey's resignation, discuss personnel interest from Paul Webb, and review vehicle and radio updates. Public comment is limited to 20 minutes with 5 minutes per individual.
- Approval of bills including $475.09 to Dominion Energy, $322.68 to Capital One, and $7,000 deposit for generator installation
- Board vacancy: Brent Stacey resigned; applications to be submitted to Rich County Clerk
- Personnel: Paul Webb interested in joining the department
- Heavy Brush 13 needs tire work, to be taken to Evanston
- Radios from Utah Communications Authority grant arrived; system expected by summer
Woodruff Fire District Board
The Woodruff Fire District Board is meeting to approve minutes from February 7th, hear public comment, and approve bills and financial transactions. The agenda also includes updates on training, vehicles, and radios. The board will receive public input only, with no decisions made during that period.
- Approval of bills totaling over $5,000, including payments to Dominion Energy, Capital One, and Rocky Mountain Power
- Review and approval of February 7th meeting minutes
- Annual wildland refresher course held March 13th with four attendees
- Heavy Brush 13 needs tires, to be taken to Evanston for service
- Radios from Utah Communications Authority grant have arrived; system expected by summer
Woodruff Fire District Board
The Woodruff Fire District Board will meet to review and approve minutes from December, hear public comment, and approve bills and financial transactions. The board will also discuss the 2024 budget, which has been submitted to the State Auditor, and the arrival of radios from a Utah Communications Authority grant.
- Approval of bills including $41,480.42 loan payment and $5,301.53 Capital One credit card charge
- 2024 budget submitted to State Auditor's office
- Radios from Utah Communications Authority grant have arrived; system expected by summer
- Engine 10 wired with battery charger for pump battery
- Storage shelf installed upstairs in building