Surplus Equipment FOR SALE

Surplus Equipment

The Sunrise Beach Fire Protection District offers for sale the following items that have been designated as surplus equipment:

Fire Boat:

A 1998 12’ Sonic Jet fireboat.

Mercury Sport Jet 175 HP V6 drive motor.

Hale 1100 GPM pump configured to deliver 600 GPM.

Trailer with storage at front.

Miscellaneous equipment to include, VHF 2 way radio, backboard, PFD, etc.

Minimum Bid $7000.00

Rescue Apparatus:

1993 Freightliner FL 60 4 door cab

18 foot non walk-in rescue body

19,160 miles

Warn winch

4 bottle cascade

20KW PTO Onan generator

Hurst hydraulic rescue tool system

$55,000.00

·      All items are sold as is with no guarantees either expressed or implied.

·      Bids are due no later than 16:00 hours (CST) 28 February, 2014.

·      Bids should be sealed and clearly marked “BID” and which item the bid is for.

·      Bids should be addressed to Fire Chief Dennis Reilly.

·      Successful bidders shall have 5 working days from bid closing to arrange for payment and pick up of the item(s).

The Fire District reserves the right to reject any and all bids

Questions may be addressed to Chief Reilly at (573) 374-4411

The Sunrise Beach Fire Protection District is asking voters to approve a tax levy by voting August 6th. Check out Amy Wilson's editorial covering the 'ins & outs' of the proposal.

http://www.lakenewsonline.com/article/20130730/NEWS/130739878

Rescue Equipment - FOR SALE

     The Sunrise Beach Fire Protection District is accepting sealed bids for the sale of used hydraulic rescue tools. The tools have been group into three different packages, Package A, Package B, and Package C. Click on the packages just mentioned to see more details and descriptions for each.

     Interested parties should bid on a particular package. Interested parties may bid on multiple packages, but a separate bid must be submitted for each package.
     Bids must be received by 1600 hours 26 February, 2013. All bids will be opened immediately after the deadline.

Bids should be mailed to:
          Sunrise Beach Fire Protection District
          Sunrise Beach, MO 65079

          Attn: Chief Dennis Reilly

Envelopes must be clearly marked "Rescue Tool Bid"

- Each bid must clearly state which one of the packages the bid is for.

- The Sunrise Beach Fire Protection District reserves the right to reject any and all bids.

- A minimum bid is identified for each of the packages.
- All units are sold in "As Is" condition without any warranties, either expressed or implied.

 

Questions may be directed to Chief Dennis Reilly at (573) 374-4411.

Board Meeting Minutes

Board Meeting Minutes for January 21st, 2013 - DRAFT

Next Board Meeting - February 20th, 2013 at 1730 hours.

Stork 12

We are very pleased to announce the arrival of three new members to the extend family here at the SBFPD.   FF Kiley Hartzler of the C Platoon gave birth to her son Brody Thomas on the 14th of  November, FF Jamie Karl of the C Platoon welcomed his daughter Aydree Ann Catherine on the 19th of November, and Captain Embich IV of the A Platoon welcomed his daughter, Allyssa Jo on the 28th of November.


Everyone is doing well and all the members have returned to duty.  We extend our congratulations to all and look forward to sharing plenty of time with our newest recruits!!


When they are ready to start doing PT send them my way, and I will get them ready.  ~ Chief DPR

Congratulations Captain Hufferd

 

After an extensive selection process that include an apprenticeship, a written test, a PT test, and an assessment, Michael Hufferd has been selected to fill the vacant Captain position.  Hufferd, a 10 year veteran of the District, was sworn in at the December Board meeting.




Good job Cap, and our wishes for a successful assignment.

Pin Job on Highway TT

At 0906 hours on Monday 17 December, 2012 units were alerted for a motor vehicle collision on Highway TT.  On arrival, the companies found a single vehicle overturned in the middle of the roadway with one occupant still inside.  The vehicle was stabilized and members removed the occupant using a long spine board.  The victim was turned over to Lake West Ambulance and transported the Lake Regional.

SBFPD units remain on the scene to assist the Highway Patrol with traffic control.

We would like to remind everyone that seat belts can save lives.  Use caution, obey the posted speed limits and always wear your seat belt.