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Home My WebLink About10/04/1943 Board of Public Safety Minutes 25� Edward '1�Jilko�vit�, City Fireman, having been released from active duty because of physical disability, and havin� been accepted for pension by the Trustees of the Firemens Pension Fund, is placed on pension effective C�ctober 16, 1943 It �rras the decision of the Board that Firemen rvho do duty as Traffic Policemen during the football season, should be granted one half days pay. ' This being the date set for opening bids on the various items required by the Fire Department, on 1rhich letters were sent to dealers, all bids received were opened by �:r. Levy. PJir. Glazebrook was present vrhile bids 'l�rere read. Bids on ladders were received from the r�7idwest Fire Equipment Compan�, William Glazebrool� and The �rnerican LaFrance-Foamite Corpora�ion; Bids on the Booster Tank were received from �idwest Fire Equipment Company • �and the American-LaFrance-Foamite ��orporation; Bids on the Turret Nozzle tivere received from the r�Iidti�lest Fire Equipment Company, 4'dilliam Glazebrook and the American-LaFrance-Foamite Corporation; Bid on the Power Light �Generator v�ras received from the �merican-LaFrance-Foarmite Corporation. The Board directed the Fire Chief to tabulate the bids and action �ill be taken on them at the ne�t meeting. 'NEIGHTS AND I�dEASURES: P�ir. Charles Burns, City Sealer, filed his report for the vJeek ending September 25, 1943. There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourned at 11:45 a.I��. A TTEST: OChairman . ,ZEETING - CCTa�BER 4, 1943 � A regular meeting of the �oard of Public Safety was held on T�ionday, 4ctober 4, 1943 at 10 :00 A.:��. All members were present. Minutes of the last meeting vrere read and approved. Claims of the folloz�aing suppliers � in the amount of �1,733.99 iTere approved and ordered paid: •� ,�� Allen Stan. �erv. Sta. � 1.40 Ind. & T�Sich. Elec. Co. � 34.92 Sam Berman � 57.9b P,icCaffery Co. 31.1� H. G. Christman Co. 1,a76.55 l,�cCafferST Co. 2.82 Electro-Voice ��g. Co. 2.00 ISotor Service & Parts 1.22 J. H. Emerson Co . .42 rdor. Ind. Pub. Ser. Co. 31.12 Goodyear Service 17.80 River- Park Lumber �o . .90 Hurrrich Iron �+orks 6.72 South Bend Elec. Co. 2.54 Indian Sales cQ: Serv:� e • 4.50 Superior Instrument Co. 5.96 Ind. & �.Zich. Elec. Co. 31.22 ?deisberger Bros. 24.80 PQLICE DEPAR��iEldT: Chief Everett rras present and matters pertaining to his de�artment v�ere discussed. � - Chief Everett and Lieutenant Butz rrere granted� permission to attend the SafetyCouncil convention in Chicago, actober 5 to 7 inclusive. . Bonds for special Policemen Jr ere ap proved for Virgil 'aVilhite, George Van Arsdel, Hope I?cKelvey and Brool� L. �otver, and a renei��al of a bond for special Foliceman ��ras approved for �I�. H. Duley. These tiJere ordered filed. An application for a special Police Commission ti�as approved for F. C. Kern, and vlas ordered held for bond. FIRE DEPART;��ENT: Chief DeVleescho�rer y�as present and matters pertaining to his department ivere discussed. The Chief was authorized to purchase three Povreron Fog Pipes at an approximate cost of �25.00 each. 25� The bids received for the various items for the Fire Lepartment having been tabulated, after discussion, the follotiving bids tirere accepted: T�Zidwest Fire Equipment Co. 1 #505 Akron P�iultiversal Deck ' Pipe, 1100 G.P.Pd. capacity, tvith fl.anged base. . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . .�265.00 y'J. H. Glazebrook 2 30� Extension ladders, 2 section � tivith stay�poles ^G� �150.00 each �300.00 � 2 26' Extension ladders, trussed sides C �108.00 each �216.00 2 18f solid side :aall ladders at �29.00 each 58.00 American-1,aFrance-Foamite 1 4T��-1643 P�,odel 12 Alfcolite complete as pertheir specifications �298.00 1 100 Ga11on LaFrance Booster Tank ' made from Armco Steel �150.00 These bids are accepted contingent upon our ability to obtain t he proper' priority from the :"iar Production Board. SfdEIGHTS AND t,7EASUftES: T�Zr. Charles Burns, City Sealer, filed his report for t he v�eek ending Octo3�er 2, 1943. ELECTRICAL DEPARTrdENT: T�4r. �Ni11ia� �,ualls, Superintendent, vTas present andmatters pertaining to his de�m,rtment zvere discussed. There being no other business to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourned at 11:00 A.P�?. TEST: ' " " OChairma / lerk _ _ TJIEETIi�G - QCTOBER 11, 1943 . , A regular meeting of the Board of �ublic Safety �F1as held on P�Zonday, �ctober 11, 1943 at 10:00 A.PrT. All members ti��ere present. �iinutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Salary claims in the ariount of �24,107.27 were approved and ordered paid. Claims of the follo�ing supp- liers in the amount, of �3,961.23 vrere approved and ordered paid: . Davies Laundry � 12.0� Hale Fire Pump Co. � 7.56 Engle�vood �lec. �o. 27.82 Interstate Glass & Paint 3.00 Englewood Elec. Co. 17.75 I�1IcCaffery Co. 6.5� Freuhauf Trailer Co. 93.75 P1IcClave Printing co. 18.50 General Sheet t,�eta1 Co. 4.25 Netiv York Central R.R. Co. .81 Goodyear Service 66.36 RailiRra�T Express Co. 9.65 Goodyear Service 1.25 S�+est Side Hardti�rare `Co. 2.'70 , FOLICE DEPARTP;FENT: Chief. Everett was present and matters pertainin� to his department vuere discussed. A Special Police Bond vlas approved for TvTOble S. Rohrer and vTas ordered filed. The Chief presented to the Board a letter from John r�7. Klinger, Dir- � ector Division of Corrections, submitting a copy of the Inspectors report. The report was from Fred R. Farnam, Ins�i�utional Inspector� and made the follotiving reco�runendations : . � , l. That each of the ttivo jail rooms be provided ti^�ith 'artificial ventilation of the electrically operated exhaust fan type, and that each room be pro- vided with a simple shower bath, a standard wash bowl and a prison type toilet.