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Hawai'i Fire Commission <br />Regular Session Minutes <br />October 14, 2020 <br />Page 3 <br />big part of the partnership with the Covid-19 mitigation efforts led by Deputy <br />Chief Perreira. Retired Deputy Chief Lance Uchida is also engaged with <br />SalesForce and providing the testing that's going on across the island. The <br />SalesForce Corporation gave a significant donation to the county. <br />✓ USFA FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant for Covid-19: They were awarded <br />$380,000 for Covid-19 PPE and disinfecting equipment. They were later notified <br />that they could apply again for FEMA funding, and so will be applying for high <br />capacity extractors which are washing machines that wash contaminants out of <br />their fire gear. <br />Human Resources Division: They are going through internal recruitment for fire <br />equipment operator and open -competitive recruitment for an account clerk. Employee <br />Development and Training has started, but class size is very limited. The firefighter <br />recruitment closed on September. They generally receive about 150-300 applicants <br />that qualify after the initial recruitment. After the written and agility tests, they usually <br />have a good applicant pool. <br />Emergency Operations Division <br />✓ AC 1: AC Darwin Okinaka completed the final inspections for Engine 7, Kailua- <br />Kona and Engine 17, Laupahoehoe. They were moved from Pennsylvania to <br />Oregon for testing and then will be sent to San Diego for shipping to Hawai'i. <br />They are expected to arrive in Hilo the week of the October 28tH <br />✓ Battalion 1, East Hawai'i, they had a prison riot and fire on Waianuenue Avenue. <br />The suppression system held the fire in check until they were able extinguish it. <br />They were able to get the prisoners sequestered safely and identified prisoners <br />and corrections officers who needed medical treatment which was mostly minor. <br />They had a sad situation at Sand Hill in Puna where two brothers riding dirt <br />bikes went over the hill. The older brother passed away before their arrival. The <br />younger brother had to be airlifted out by medical transport. A brush fire in <br />Ka'alu'alu in Ka'u covered approximately 3,500 acres where 39 career and <br />volunteers firefighters fought the fire. They saved two outbuildings of ranch <br />equipment and storage and freed a paddock of cattle and horses from the fast <br />moving fire. The area also has a large number of historic archaeological sites. <br />✓ Battalion 2, West Hawaii, had a UTV rollover with two 8 -year old males who had <br />to be transported to the hospital via helicopter. The helicopter is also under <br />EMS review for budget cuts. They did a multiple agency search for two divers <br />reportedly missing. They were found at a gas station. They were glad for that, <br />but they needed to be educated to let people know when they leave the area so <br />people don't think they are missing. <br />
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