The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutRES R85-06 - Mutual Fire Aid AgmtR85-06 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF GEORGETOWN TO ENTER INTO A MUTUAL FIRE AID AGREEMENT BE IT RESLOVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL THAT the Mayor of the City of Georgetown is hereby authorized to sign a mutual aid fire agreement with the City of _ 00 PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 26 day of February 1985 a r— — — — — — — — --��.— Mayor Carl Doering N . y � + at Caballero, C►ty4Secretary Ct� — 1 � v of �'s°`�a`►aI �3S-� \485 RESOLUTION N0. WHEREAS, Article 4413 (320), Texas Civil Statutes authorises municipalities to enter into a �. greements rich neighboring municipalities for the purpose of providing mutual aid in the area of fire protection, and .WHEREAS, the Round Rock City Council desires to enter into such an agreement with the City of Georgetown, Now Therefore BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROUND ROCK, TEXAS That the Mayor is hereby authorised and directed to execute on behalf of the City a Mutual Aid Fire Protection Agreement with the City of Georgetown, a copy of said agreement being attached hereto and incorporated herein for all purposes. RESOLVED this 11th day of April, 1985. t MIKE ROBINSON, Mayou City'of Round Rock ATTEST: J NE LAND, City Secretary RECEIVFn 14AY FIRE CHIEF Aftlf5tiwn 10Y MUTUAL AID FIRE PROTECTION AGRIE M? WITH THE CITIES OF GEORGETOWN AND loo N6" ROCK THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF WILLIAMSON THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into bye awdug ind between tM ittax of A „� 9 GEORGETOWN AND ROUND ROCK in WILLIAMSON COUNTY, �ij"partiea being "municloal corporations duly organized and existing under the lows of the State of Texas acting herein by and through their respective Mayors duly authorized to so act by ordinance or resolution duly passed by said Cities. WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, Article 44U (32c), TEXAS.REV.CIV.STAT,ANN., authorizes a county of municipality by resolution of.its governing body to enter into an agreement with any neighboring municipality or contiguous county for the purpose of providing mutual aid in the areas of fire protection, and WHEREAS, the Cities of Georgetown and Round Rock in Williamson County desire to enter into such a mutual aid fire protection agreement wherein the equipment, facilities and trained personnel of each fire department is available to the other participant in the mutual aid agreement on an as requested basis; NOW, THEREFORE, KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That in consideration of the mutual covenants, agreements and benefits to all parties, it is AGREED as •z follows: I. During the term of this agreement, the parties agree to provide upon request of one party (requesting party) to the others (providing parties) such fire protection and suppression personnel and to make available such equipment or facilities as many be requested for -the suppression of fires within the jurisdictional areas of the parties; provided that the personnel, equipment or facilities requested are not otherwise required within the City or County providing same as determined by the Fire Chief or Chief Fire Service Officer of the providing party. Requests for mutual aid made pursuant to this Agreement shall be made by and to the respective Fire Chiefs or Chief Service Officer or their designated representatives. pone 1 of i oft-^" a- Ti. ,Whilr� any fire service officer regularly. empioyq(U,4y, or ;isspc:iut+R wit x; thu providing party is in the service of a requ�agt ,A art W1�,� party pu10uagt„ 3o this Agreement, he shall be a fire service officer of 0ych request"] ,pgr"ty acid be under the command of the fire service officer Cher,41#t who is in charge id that municipality (requesting party), with all the power's of a fire service officer in such other municipality as fully as though he vera within the jUr*sdtc'tion where he is regularly employed or associated and his Suulifi,4atia4 respectively, for office where regularly employed or associated ghall constitute his qualification for office in such other'- ��t�r municipality, am flu other oath, bond or compensation need be mad",,,�f- III. Any civil liability related to the furnishing of+�:kvicee tluder.hit► `Agreement Is the responsibility of the governmental unit w4i011 would ba areapo�sible for furnishing the services absent the Agreement. IV. Each party to this Agreement shall be re�,pons.iblq,for its own=caste sad expenses. V. The term of this Agreement shall be indefinite with any party having the 1, right to terminate said Agreement upon thirty 60) days notice to the eth#r party. '. VI. The parties shall observe and �_omply with all Feder40 ,tat4stcbuuty,414d City laws, rules, ordinances and regulations iq any,, q;aaner axat of the services herein provided and performangaMof' allcrl,�i e�$iou� uckly tal:aa by this Agreement. L6j FOR THE CITY OF GEORGETOWN: MAYOR DATE: .3' %- 8S FOR THE CITY OF ROUND ROCK: MAYOR Q DATE: F ATTEST: f CITY SECRETARY, y, DATE: ATTEST DATE: Page 3 of 3 sm", tl �{ MUTUAL AID FIRE PROTECTION AGREEMENT WITH THE CITIES OF GEORGETOWN AND ROUND ROCK THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF WILLIAMSON THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into by, among and between the City of GEORGETOWN AND ROUND ROCK in WILLIAMSON COUNTY, all parties being municipal corporations duly organized and existing under the laws of the State of Texas acting herein by and through their respective Mayors duly authorized to so act by ordinance or resolution duly passed by said Cities. WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, Article 4413(32c), TEXAS.REV.CIV.STAT.ANN., authorizes a county of municipality by resolution of its governing body to enter into an agreement with any neighboring municipality or contiguous county for the purpose of providing mutual aid in the areas of fire protection, and WHEREAS, the Cities of Georgetown and Round Rock in Williamson County desire to enter into such a mutual aid fire protection agreement wherein the equipment, facilities and trained per- sonnel of each fire department is available to the other participant in the mutual aid agreement on an as requested basis; NOW, THEREFORE, KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That in consider- ation of the mutual covenants, agreements and benefits to all parties, it is AGREED as follows: I. During the term of this agreement, the parties agree to provide upon request of one party (requesting party) to the others (providing parties) such fire protection and suppression personnel and to make available such equipment or facilities as may be requested for the suppression of fires within the jurisdictional areas of the parties; provided that the personnel, equipment or facilities requested are not otherwise required within the Page 1 of 3 Pages 3 City or County providing same as determined by the Fire Chief or Chief Fire Service Officer of the providing party. Requests for mutual aid made pursuant to this Agreement shall be made by and to the respective Fire Chiefs or Chief Service Officer or their designated representatives. II. While any fire service officer regularly employed by or associated with the providing party is in the service of a requesting party pursuant to this Agreement, he shall be a fire service officer of such requesting party and be under the command of the fire service officer therein who is in charge in that municipality (requesting party), with all the powers of a fire service officer in such other municipality as fully as though he were within the jurisdiction where he is regularly employed or associated and his qualification, respectively, for office where regularly employed in such other municipality, and no other oath, bond or compensation need be made. III. Any civil liability related to the furnishing of services under this Agreement is the responsibility of the governmental unit which would be responsible for furnishing the services absent the Agreement. IV. Each party to this Agreement shall be responsible for its own costs and expenses. V. The term of this Agreement shall be indefinite with any party having the right to terminate said Agreement upon thirty (30) days notice to the other party. VI. The parties shall observe and comply with all Federal, State, County and City laws, rules, ordinances and regulations in any manner affecting the conduct of the services herein provided and performance of all obligations undertaken by this Agreement. Page 2 of 3 Pages RESOLUTION PURSUANT TO SENATE BILL 411 ELECTING NOT TO PARTICIPATE IN THE FIREMENS RELIEF AND RETIREMENT FUND PROGRAM WHEREAS, Senate Bill 411 of the Texas Legislature created a Firefighters Relief and Retirement Fund for firefighters who serve without monetary remuneration; and WHEREAS, the said Act provides for the administration of the fund and the distribution of benefits, establishing solvency and disclosure requirements for all firefighters pension plans for firefighters who serve without monetary remuneration; and WHEREAS, said Act provides that contributions and benefits shall not be considered compensation for such services; and WHEREAS, the membership of the Volunteer Firefighting Department of Georgetown, Williamson County, Texas has elected to waive any rights under said Volunteer Firemen's Relief and Retirement Fund and has elected not to be covered by said Act; and WHEREAS, said Senate Bill 411 requires a city which elects not to participate in the fund must adopt a resolution exempting itself from the requirements of the Act no later than October 28, 1977: THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Georgetown at its regular meeting on October 11, 1977, does hereby enact the resolution as follows: RESOLVED, the City of Georgetown, Texas does hereby elect not to participate in the Volunteer Firemens Relief and Retirement Fund. The foregoing resolution was on this date passed by a unanimous vote by all voting members of the City Council. __-Done this 11th day of October, 1977. ATTEST: C HN C. DOERFL R, MAYOR OF THE ITY OF GEORGE OWN, TEXAS _WALDEN, CITY SECRETARY N FOR THE CITY OF GEORGETOWN: MAYOR DATE: J-7-45 FOR THE CITY OF ROUND ROCK: MAYOR �L Q DATE: ATTEST: CITY SECRETARY DATE: ATTEST: 'CITY SECRETARY DATE: Page 3 of 3 Pages I July 13, 1976 Hai Rood Commissioner Fireman,* Pension systes► 503 F. San Houston state Office Bldg. Austin, Texas 78701 Res Wilburn Louis Barker Dear Sirs In view of the recent Attorney General's ruling concerning paid firemen partici., gating as volunteers on off-duty hours, the Board of Commissioners of the George- town Fire Department Pension Fund has passed the following Resolutions "WHEREAS, Wilburn Louis Barker has been a member of the Georgetown Volunteer Fire Department since February 7, 1966 and joined the Pension Fund on April 9, 1966; and was employed as a City Paid Fireman on October 13, 1966 and was informed that he could not continue to belong to the Pension Fund; and WHEREAS, the records of the Georgetown Fire Departmoet show that Wilburn Louis Barker has since January 1, 1967 to December 31, 1975, been active in his attendance at more than the required amount of fires and drills; and WHERE43,0 the previous Firemen's Pension Commissioners had stated that he could not participate; and WHEREAS, Wilburn Louis Barker is willing said able to contribute the required amount of money for the years 1967 through 1975; now therefore be it RKSOLVED that Wilburn Louis Barker be granted credit for good servioe for re- tirement purposes for the years of 1967 through 1973. PASSED AND ADOPTID this Sth day of July, 1976.0 John C. Doerflar, Chairman W.L. Walden, Secretary Rodney Z. Mbutgomery, Vice Chairman Jesse Losano, Commissioner K.C. Shall, Commissioner r�