FSRC QUESTIONS:

• What groups or individuals in the community function as civic leaders?
• Who in the community can be considered fire service subject-matter experts? 

FSRC QUESTIONS:

• What community focused fire prevention and/or fire protection services are received the West Mayfield community? 

FSRC QUESTIONS:

• To what degree does the West Mayfield community (and beyond) engage in WMVFD fundraising events?
• What opinion does the community hold of these fundraising events?  

Note: The following recommendations are to be presumed speculative and incomplete until the FSRC has finished its fact-finding.  Concluding recommendations will be listed in its final report to council. 

LEADERSHIP

1. At least one citizen of the borough should serve on council’s Public Safety Committee.  

OVERSIGHT & ACCOUNTABILITY

As a matter of public record and where practical:

1. Council should publish on the borough website the FSRC recommended “Fire Prevention and Fire Protection” ordinance.
2. Council should publish on the borough website the borough’s current ISO Fire Service audits.
3. Council should publish on the borough website any mutual aid agreements between the borough and other municpal fire services.
4. Council should publish on the borough website relevant data and records related to the borough’s financial support of the the current fire service, including actual and budgeted expenditures, in-kind support such as fuel, and earmarked monies such as Foreign Fire Insurance Tax funds. 

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

1. The fire service, community businesses, and civic groups should form working partnerships around fundraising efforts, fire prevention programming, economic development initiatives, etc.