 Lincoln
Monday, 10:30 a.m., at the Logan County Courthouse
The activities will take place on Broadway Street side of
the courthouse. The
public is encouraged to attend.
Atlanta
Monday, 7 a.m.-2 p.m., Memorial Day observance
7-9 a.m. -- Men's pancake breakfast
9 a.m. -- Library opens for the day for annual
high school reunion visitors
Approximately 9:45 a.m. -- Memorial Day
ceremony in front of the public library
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Appointments
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Tom Cross; Northern
Logan County Water Authority; three-year term
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Richard L. McKown;
Atlanta Fire Protection District; three-year term
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Jeff Cowan; Latham
Fire Protection District; three-year term
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Brent Hellman;
Emden Fire Protection District; three-year term
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James Graff;
Middletown Fire Protection District; three-year term
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Stanley L. Anderson
Sr.; Elkhart Fire Protection District; three-year term
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Nicholas Tibbs; New
Holland Fire Protection District; three-year term
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Scott Behrends;
Hartsburg Fire Protection District; three-year term
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Marvin Robinson;
Beason Fire Protection District; three-year term
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Kurt Walker,
Armington Fire Protection District; three-year term
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Lynn Haseley;
Lincoln Rural Fire Protection District; three-year term
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Frank Rickord;
Lincoln Rural Fire Protection District; finishing out the
three-year term of Everett Kennett
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Dwain Marten;
Beason-Chestnut Water District; three-year term
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Karen Carter Beason-Chestnut
Water District; three-year term
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Jim Altig;
Emergency Telecommunications Safety Board; three-year term
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Norma Bathe;
Emergency Telecommunications Safety Board; three-year term
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Tracy Mizeur, M.D.;
Logan County Tuberculosis Board; three-year term
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Ronald R. Ritchhart;
Logan County Cemetery Maintenance District; three-year term
County board administrative secretary JoAnne Marlin secured an
Illinois Public Risk Fund Grant for $7,600. Safety committee
chairman Rick Aylesworth said that the funds will be used to upgrade
the fire alarm system at the Logan County Safety Complex.
The Logan County Emergency Management Agency has had two monthly
meetings, and several more are planned to develop an eight-year,
integrated, multi-agency training plan. The hospital, health
department, fire and law enforcement departments, Community Action,
Red Cross, and anyone with community resources that might be used in
an emergency or anyone responsible for the protection of a large
congregation of people, such as at schools and prisons, have been
meeting and sharing their emergency operation needs and plans.
The measure meets compliance with new state or federal mandates.
Three full-scale and seven tabletop exercises are on the calendar,
EMA director Dan Fulscher said.
[By JAN YOUNGQUIST]
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