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2013:

Meetings Convened in September 2013:

September 3, 2013: Safety Committee
AGENDA

September 3, 2013: Safety Committee
MINUTES

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Meetings Convened in April 2013:

April 15, 2013: Safety Committee
AGENDA:

The Safety Committee will meet on Monday, April 15, 2013 at 7:00 P.M. to discuss Ordinances 2013-12, 2013-13 and K-9 Unit succession.

Charles A. LoPresti, Chairman
Safety Committee

April 15, 2013: Safety Committee
MINUTES:

To Be Posted

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Meetings Convened in February 2013:

February 25, 2013: Safety Committee
AGENDA:

The Safety Committee will meet on Monday, February 25, 2013 at 7:00 P.M. to discuss staffing.

Charles A. LoPresti, Chairman
Safety Committee

February 25, 2013: Safety Committee
MINUTES:

To Be Posted

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February 4, 2013: Safety Committee
AGENDA:

The Safety Committee will meet on Monday, February 4, 2013 at 7:15 P.M. to discuss capital requests.

Charles A. LoPresti, Chairman
Safety Committee

February 4, 2013: Safety Committee
MINUTES:

The Safety Committee met on Monday, February 4, 2013, in the conference room at Lyndhurst Municipal Center. Present at the Meeting were Committee Members Councilman Schlessel and Ward and Chairman LoPresti. Also present were Councilmen Gambatese, Frey and Packard, Finance Director Kovalchik, Police Chief Parrella and Fire Chief Carroll. The Meeting was called to order at 7:17pm. The purpose of the Meeting was to discuss Capital Requests for 2013.

The following requests by the Police Department were recommended by the Committee, pending the availability of funds:

Police

2014 Police Patrol Vehicles Replacement (4319/4320/4321/4322) $111,600.00

Replace Expired Body Armor $13,000.00

Vehicle Change Over (2012) $20,000.00

Computer System/Server Upgrades $13,000.00

Computer Room Leads Project $14,000.00

Detective Bureau Equipment Upgrades $3,000.00

Carport for Primary Patrol Vehicles $23,000.00

Squad Room Kitchenette/Stove Improvement $6,500.00

Conference Room Table/Chairs $6,000.00

Transportation Enhancement Program $72,704.00

(NOTE: The possibility of delaying the regular replacement schedule referenced in Request #1 was discussed and is being investigated. Request #2 should include a $6,500.00 grant offset. Request #7 requires further discussion. Request #10 may also be offset by a grant.)

Total Recommended Capital Requests (POLICE): $282,804.00

The following requests by the Fire Department were recommended by the Committee, pending the availability of funds:

Fire

Personal Protective Equipment $13,000.00

Replace Chiefs Vehicle (451) $40,000.00

Thermal Imaging Camera $8,000.00

Replace Attack Fire Hose (1,000 ft.) $7,500.00

Vehicle Cameras $10,000.00

Total Recommended Capital Requests (FIRE): $78·,500.00

No other business was discussed and the Meeting adjourned at 7:55pm

Respectfully,

LoPresti Chairman

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