Sharon Shepherd | Apr 18, 2018


I was very impressed with the road crews with the ice/snow storm that we had. They take the safety on the road very seriously. I greatly appreciate the job done and the hours put in.

I have to come understand at the next council meeting the two substation are going to be discussed. I have heard many stories as to what could be happening. You all know where I stand on this issue. I feel very passionate that both substation are there for a reason. You have the very south end of the township. And the very north end of the township. No one can belittle the need to have a quick response in an emergency. They might not be equipped to fight a fire. But they will have an able body to aid someone out of harms way. Comfort someone that is loosing their home until the big trucks come to aid. Sadly years back our township made a mistake with the purchase of these trucks. At that point it was known they were under sized. They have been running overload for a long time. This does not suggest getting rid of them. It shows we have to decide on what is needed on these trucks in an emergency call. First response can make a big difference in the outcome of a terrible situation.

I hope council and Mayor Francis Smith see the need and continue this much needed service. I am told by Fire Chief Robinson it will be their choice on whether these truck continue their service.

I hope they put their heads together and come up with a solution and continue this service.

Sharon Shepherd

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