Upcoming Meetings

Notice of Regular Public Meeting of

St. Tammany Fire District 12 Board of Commissioners

Pursuant to a call for such, members of the St. Tammany Fire Protection District No. 12 Board of Commissioners will hold its Regular Meeting at 5:00 PM on Wednesday, April 17, 2019, at the District’s Headquarters, 19375 Hwy 36; Covington, Louisiana.

Agenda

Call to Order
Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Adoption of Agenda
Approval of Minutes
Public Comments
Staff Report
1. Fire Chief’s Report
2. Operations Report
3. Fire Prevention/Community Relations Report
4. Training Report
5. UniFire Report
Financials
1. Treasurer’s Report
2. Budget to Actual Report (Chief of Administration)
Old Business
1. Letter from Civil Service Board to the Board of Commissioners (tabled last month)
New Business
1. Payroll Administration
2. Resolution 2019-002 – Relating to the Adoption of the St. Tammany Parish Fire Alarm Ordinance for District No. 12
3. Resolution 2019-003 – Relating to the Adoption of the Official Journal for District No. 12
4. Resolution 2019-004 – Relating to the Approval of the Fire Recovery USA Program – Mitigation Fees for Emergency Services for District No. 12
5. Resolution 2019-005 – Relating to the Approval of Transfering Unallocated Funds to Rolling Stock, Facilities & Equipment Fund for District No. 12
6. Adopt the Millage(s):
  1. Resolution 2019-006 – 5.0 Mills (1069017) Levied on the 2019 Tax Roll
    1. Public Comments
  2. Resolution 2019-007 – 10.0 Mills (1069040) Levied on the 2019 Tax Roll
    1. Public Comments

Resolution 2019-008 – 9.950 Mills (1069068) Levied on the 2019 Tax Roll
1. Public Comments

Resolution 2019-009 – Relating to the Approval of the Inter-Governmental Agreement with the St. Tammany Parish Communications District for District No. 12

Adjourn

Welcome to Fire District 12

Fire District 12 was founded in 1984 and opened its first fire station in April 1986. Originally funded by a 5-mill property tax approved by the voters, the District now operates five stations, employs more than 50 full-time firefighters, and coordinates dispatch services for 10 of St. Tammany’s fire protection districts.

The District is equipped with multiple fire engines, including pumpers and a ladder truck, and engages in voluntary mutual aid pacts with neighboring fire districts, ensuring citizens get the best possible service in times of emergency no matter where they live in our community.