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County Attorney updates and, camera training. Ms. McAloney added that POST training <br /> reimburses $370 per officer. <br /> <br /> Ms. M~A!oney listed the following requests by the Fire Department: EMT training classes <br /> for two,~.Fire Fighter 1 classes for six, Fke Officer 1 for two, Fire Officer 2 for two, MN <br /> Fire Chiefs conference, EMT training classes for two, first responder classes for six, <br /> hazardoqs material awareness for nine, Minnesota State Fire Schools for 10, liquid propane <br /> gas uahfi0, g for the entire department and confined space training for the entire department. <br /> The basge!¢omputer training for the Department will be done by Network Support Johnson. <br /> It has ~ suggested that the Fire Fighters I class for six and the First Responder for six <br /> be moved.to the training contingency fund. This money would only be used if six new fire <br /> fighters ate hired. It will not be used to pay for anything else. <br /> <br /> With r~g~d Building Inspection, Ms. McAloney stated the Building goes to <br /> Official <br /> classes when the building code changes. <br /> <br /> City Engineer Jankowski requested funding for the Management seminar, APWA <br /> Conference, City Engineer conference and MnDOT MSAS meeting for himself and the <br /> Bitumin0ias Inspection seminar for Engineering Technician Don Johnson. He described <br /> some of.the dues, memberships and subscriptions which stayed basically the same as last <br /> year. <br /> <br /> Public Works Supervisor Mevissen stated that some of the trainings he is requesting is <br /> traffic safety, Elgin street clinic for defensive driving for the entire <br /> sweeper <br /> two, <br /> departn~nt, hazardous waste and winter road maintenance. <br /> <br /> With regard to Parks and Recreation, some of the requests are for training for the tree <br /> inspectOr~, a management course, park planning, facility design and landscaping seminar, <br /> tree disease and tree inspector certification. <br /> <br /> A discussion ensued regarding the training budget. Councilmember Beyer stated she does <br /> . <br /> not wamthe training budget cut. She inquired if anyone had ever been turned down when <br /> they requested training. <br /> <br />Public Works Supervisor Mevissen stated he has been turned down in the past when he <br />requested 'training. <br /> <br />Counciln~mber Beyer stated she does not want to see anyone turned down when they <br />request education. <br /> <br />Ms. McAloney explained that no specifically identified training has ever been turned down <br />and that file class Mr. Mevissen is referring to had been specifically identified as cut during <br />the 1993 budget discussions. <br /> <br />2) Review Capital Outlay and Capital Improvement Program Requests <br /> <br />Finance Officer Hart explained that the weeds and trees are combined and renamed forestry <br />and a now cost center has been implemented for the D.A.R.E. Program. Ms. Hart <br />summarized some of the 1994 Capital Outlay and Capital Improvement requests. <br /> <br />3) Review .Cash Projections for Tax Increment Financing and Municipal <br /> State Aid Funds <br /> <br />City Administrator Schroeder stated that an Economic Development Authority has been <br />created and it Should be used. We expect to take in revenue and put it in the EDA account <br />(unrestricted cash) to assist in economic development. The TIF/EDA cash flow projections <br />show the e.4ts, h balance, revenues from tax increment settlements, the expenditures and cash <br />balance at the end of the ye~. The five-year CIP shows what is in our means with regard <br />Council Budget Meeting/August 3, 1993 <br />Page 3 of 5 <br /> <br /> <br />