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JOHN STEINBECK Low of 55. www.thewestfieldnews.com Fire Chief Mary VOL.Capt. 86 NO. 151 McCabe TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 2017 75 cents addresses police Regan presents final budget as Chief By AMY PORTER staffing, animal Correspondent Internet Technology man- WESTFIELD – Westfield Fire Chief Mary Regan presented ager Lenore Bernashe as Building inspector Carissa her final budget to the Finance sub-committee on Wednesday, control in budget Finance sub-committee Lisee talks business with and said she will attend her final City Council meeting on meeting on Wednesday. Finance on Wednesday. Thursday before her retirement on July 6. By AMY PORTER (Photo by Amy Porter) Chief Regan’s budget of Correspondent (Photo by Amy Porter) $5,596,862 for the Fire WESTFIELD – In introducing the Police Department budget Department and $3,084,792 of $7,923,336, Police Captain Michael McCabe said, “There are for Ambulance includes 90 no major surprises at all. Year after year, we come in fairly clean IT Manager, Building total personnel, she said. and accurate. Probably, the most contentious things are how we Finance sub-committee are going to pay for personnel on the expense side.” chair Daniel Allie asked how McCabe said discretionary items under POS are all well Inspector present the department was doing as within historical and previous years far as overtime. confines, with the exception of the “The overtime budget is vehicle account. “This time, going respective budgets level with last year. Over the through the Mayor, we have three FIRE CHIEF last four years, there has been a vehicles. I implore you guys to leave By AMY PORTER MARY REGAN decrease each year in the it as it is,” McCabe said. Correspondent amount of overtime,” Chief Finance sub-committee chair WESTFIELD – Internet Technology Manager Lenore Bernashe Regan said. She also said they will have a lot of new hires next Daniel Allie remarked that one of the presented a fiscal year 2019 budget of $1,128,227 to the Finance year, due to a large reserve force that started in 1987, many at the major impacts last year was to over- sub-committee at Wednesday’s meeting, a decrease of $29,981 same time, who will retire at the same time. Regan added that time. over FY18. overtime comes out of ambulance revenue, and none is in the Fire “It should be fairly close,” McCabe Bernashe said she has had a significant decrease in personnel Department budget. said, describing some of the person- in her office this year. One technician retired, and a database In terms of equipment, Chief Regan said they are “in great nel issues they faced that impacted administrator resigned. A communications specialist moved, and shape.” The tower truck purchased four years ago typically lasts overtime. He said of 64 patrolmen, another one retired. 20 years. The department also just received a new engine, first they had nine out with long-term POLICE CAPTAIN Bernashe said they have decided not to fill the data administra- response vehicle out of the ambulance account. “We are in great injuries. He said they did their best MICHAEL tor’s position at this time. Another database administrator whose shape in terms of vehicles in the department right now,” she said. by using 12 reserve officers to aug- MCCABE role is 100% to support Westfield Public Schools will be listed She said the cost of the tower in the Fire Department budget is ment their staffing. under the district’s budget in FY19. $177,000. McCabe said reserve officers are “Do you have the number of how much we sent over to the Chief Regan said the Fire Department has a 25-year plan to new, and may have aspirations to join the force. They have been school district,” asked Ward 2 Councilor Ralph J. Figy. Mayor rotate engines. As one is completely paid for, they replace the through field training which comes out of the training budget. Brian P. Sullivan answered that the cost is $112,000, reflected in oldest engine. “As the tower comes to full pay, we’ll probably He said between the training account of $60,000, and overtime the district budget this year. look to replace the oldest engine – three years out,” she said. at $232,000, the total impact in FY18 was $290,000. Bernashe said they also had a full-time clerical support position Allie asked whether the raised cross walks downtown have McCabe said eight officers are still out. “Hopefully, we get leave at the start of 2018 whose position was filled with a part- caused problems for the engines. The chief said rises in the road some of those officers back,” he said. He said three officers went time person. causes “a little more” wear on springs. She said the department for recent surgeries with an expected six to eight months of City Council president John J. Beltrandi, III asked with all of has adjusted by taking Mechanic and Washington streets instead recovery. “It’s been an interesting few months,” he said, adding the cuts in personnel, how Bernashe was able to function. of returning through downtown. She also said the new truck is that 12% of the force has been impacted. Giving “kudos” to the staff, Bernashe said “with a lot of reas- 48,000 pounds before equipment is added. Allie asked about officers who were called up for military signments.” She said they are attempting “to work smarter, not At-large Councilor Matthew Emmershy asked with the heavier service last year. “Still impacts us,” McCabe said, adding that harder,” although she said there’s still a lot of extra work and extra weight of the new engine, how this would affect Cowles Bridge. some are called up on longer deployments, and some over week- hours, and they are feeling the strain. She said since July 1, they “We’re going to apply for a waiver for this new truck. It’s going ends. have received almost 5,000 work orders, on average 500 per to be pretty close,” she said. “If you have five on long-term, and five on weekend callups, month. Chief Regan also said the new truck will replace Engine 4 at that leaves us in a deficit,” McCabe said, explaining that by Bernashe said the staff is still doing all of the tech support, but headquarters. Engine 4 will become 3, 3 will become 2, 2 will contract the station has to be filled to “minimum manning,” and not the system support on MUNIS, the software that runs the city. become the spare truck, and one will be sold. not by reserves. He said they also use no more than two reserve She said they paid for tech support with the license renewal. “We “Back when the Fire Department did most of the dispatch, they officers in terms of public safety aspect of experience. don’t have the day to day knowledge on how that works. We keep could make the determination to send out an ambulance but not a “What’s your opinion on the new marijuana law,” asked Ward the system up and running,” she said. fire truck. Now that dispatch does the calls, would be more intui- 3 Councilor Andrew K. Surprise, adding whether the 3% local Finance sub-committee chair Daniel Allie asked whether in the tive for the Fire Department,” asked Allie. option, could be diverted to the Police Department for more past, they would have been doing that support. “That was the data Regan said it could work both ways. “The standards for dis- police cruisers. administrator’s job,” Bernashe said. patching for engines with ambulance calls is exactly the same as McCabe said they can recover money for calls for service, At-large Councilor Matthew Emmershy noted that under before the dispatch center. We have laws that require that we send specifically for police training in terms of drug recognition and Purchase of Services (POS) in the budget lists copiers, printers, an engine on calls,” Chief Regan said. She said there are para- awareness. He said as far as the claim that no one has ever been and maintenance. “Are you handling the maintenance on all the medics on the engines to help carry the patients, adding that the killed by a person on marijuana, the drug has never been recog- copiers,” he asked. stretchers are 80 pounds before people get on it. The engine nized as an intoxicant before. He said there is a hidden cost of Bernashe said she handles the copier leases and maintenance companies also get the backboard to help to move equipment and $350 to $400 per shift per attendee to a workshop, that they may charges for 75% of the copiers on the city side. She said several 02 bottles. “We have a guideline that requires that engines be able to recover. departments, including the Building Department, Animal Control respond,” she said.
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