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The Alabama Association of Rescue Squads Presents

ALABAMA ASSOCIATION OF RESCUE SQUADS ASSOCIATION OFFICERS PRESIDENT....MATTHEW KNIGHT (334) 338-0327 349 Cauthen Circle Roanoke, AL 36274 E-Mail: president@alars.org 1 st VICE PRESIDENT.. DANNY BUTLER (256) 997-6243 1389 County Road 160 Crossville, AL 35962 E-Mail: 1stvp@alars.org 2 nd VICE PRESIDENT..CHAD SINGLETON (251) 377-4405 2880 Beaver Dam Road Chatom, AL 36518 E-Mail: 2ndvp@alars.org SECRETARY / TREASURER....DEBBIE TIDWELL Association Phone: (800) 452-8431 Fax: (256) 747-3633 Cell: (256) 347-2690 PO Box 569 Addison, AL 35540 E-Mail: sectreas@alars.org LEGAL ADVISOR. CONTACT A MEMBER OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE IF ASSISTANCE IS NEEDED. HONOR GUARD Captain...MICHAEL HARDY Home: (256) 614-1383 Cell: (256) 431-7734 E-Mail: cmhardy@peoplepc.com CONTACT A MEMBER OF EXECUTIVE BOARD FOR REQUEST RESCUER MAGAZINE EDITOR....GWEN STONE, Desoto Phone: (256) 364-0150 E-Mail for Editor: editor@alars.org WEBMASTER...MICHAEL STONE, Desoto Phone: (256) 755-1023 E-Mail for Webmaster: webmaster@alars.org PHOTOGRAPHERS........RICK MILLER, LASAR MARIA JAY, Geraldine 2015 COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS CHAPLAIN. HOYT MCCAGHREN, Lawrence County ASSISTANT CHAPLAIN..MICHAEL TIDWELL, Geraldine MEMBERSHIP. CHAIR: DANNY BUTLER, GERALDINE RONALD JOHNSON, Autauga, County JIMMY LOONEY, East Colbert CANDY DAVIDSON, McIntosh BRUCE PATRICK, South Lamar RAY HOGANS, LASAR PUBLICITY/PR.. GWEN STONE, Desoto RICK MILLER, LASAR RESOLUTIONS... CHAIR: DANNY SMITH, Cherokee RICKY FARR, Clay County JOHNNY WARREN, Anniston GEORGE GRABRYAN, Florence-Lauderdale EMA JASON HEARD, Ider WAYS/MEANS..CHAIR: DANNY SMITH, Cherokee County CHAUNCEY WOOD, LASAR JOHNNY WARREN, Anniston DANNY BUTLER, Geraldine RAY HOGAN, LASAR MATTHEW KNIGHT, Randolph County EDUCATION/TRAINING.CHAIR: CHAD SINGLETON, McIntosh DANNY BUTLER, Geraldine MATTHEW KNIGHT, Randolph County ED NICHOLAS, SARTEC K-9 LUTHER PEEBLES, North Baldwin JASON HEARD, Ider NOMINATING......CHAIR: JASON HEARD, Ider DANNY SMITH, Cherokee JOHNNY WARREN, Anniston JIMMY LOONEY, East Colbert BILLY REEVES, Jackson LEGISLATIVE...CHAIR: MATT KNIGHT, Randolph County CHAD SINGLETON, McIntosh DEBBIE TIDWELL, Geraldine CHAUNCEY WOOD, LASAR JIMMY LOONEY, East Colbert DANNY BUTLER, Geraldine COMMUNICATIONS. CHAIR: MICHAEL STONE, Desoto RICK MILLER, LASAR JAMES RICHARSON, Morgan County JASON MITCHELL, Ider PARLIAMENTARIANS.. JOHNNY WARREN, Anniston DANNY SMITH, Cherokee CONFERENCE...CHAIRMEN: DEBBIE TIDWELL, Geraldine CHAUNCEY & TINA WOOD, LASAR (Vendors) MARK BUTLER, Geraldine MARIA JAY, Geraldine GWEN STONE, Desoto JIMMY LOONEY, East Colbert (Vendors) JASON & JANA HEARD, Ider BECKY REID, East Colbert (Vendors) HISTORIANS....JASON & JANA HEARD, Ider

FROM THE DESKS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD From the Desk of the President Wow!!!!!! Where do I start, have so much to share and discuss and have been working on this letter since the end of June. So I may not accomplish everything, but we are gonna try. First, I have to start with the sad news of one of our member s tragically dying way to early in life. Our thoughts and prayers are and have been extended to the Morgan County Rescue Squad and the family of Tyler Whitt. Tyler was a young energetic member and officer that will be missed. As many are aware, Etowah County Rescue Squad is still under the microscope of scrutiny and validity. I have to commend them on their determination and resilience to stay focused on complying with what has been asked of them and going above and beyond. The Association officers support their efforts, but unfortunately as in many cases over the years, we cannot get involved in local politics. We are here to give you advice and support. Where this sounds directed to Etowah County, it is just actually to all squads, now is the time to shore up policies and procedures, find your Articles of Incorporation, review By-Laws, find, secure, and if possible make digital copies of all minutes of meetings. Whenever I am addressed with problems and concerns, I cannot tell you the conversation always comes to we cannot find a lot of the documents. With that, be watching for some of the things that Chad is putting together for conference as well as other very good information that your conference committee is working on. Chad has worked very hard on reorganizing the format of our conference training. He is trying to get very pertinent classes that will only help you in some of our trying times. Again, Debbie has asked me to remind all squads to get the new VFIS form in. Another critical request we need. Midyear renewals should be a good time for you to review and submit this request. I am excited to let all squads know that we got notification from the State Revenue office on ACT 2015-208 for our Ad Val Checkoff. So the officers will be presenting to the Board of Directors our plans for collection and disbursement. Now I would like to take this avenue to express the Randolph County Rescue Squad s gratitude for all the agencies response with personnel, equipment, resources, and advise on our continued mission on Lake Wedowee from 7.13.15 and still continuing as I write this letter. I continue to total up agencies and now begin working on man hours and equipment hours, we have had 23 various agencies involved in this mission. If there is a resource that we have not utilized other than a psychic and I even asked if somebody knew one, all the ones I knew were dead. We are so blessed to have such a strong organization. I am proud to be a small part of it. My squad unfortunately has to endure my wrath as being the President and it really puts some pressure on the officers to be able to be Incident Commander of the missions and then everyone contacting me to help and gather input. But they do it admirably because they are in it, just like all the other squads.. They are in it for all the right reasons. To help and serve those that call for our services. From the Desk of the 1st Vice President Hello to all! I hope all is well with each squad. Just a short reminder this time, as you all know the summer has been hot and is now winding down but the days of rescuing people goes on. Keep the folks well hydrated and be sure to have safety in mind. When you are applying for SD-1 property the request needs to be on your Squad s letterhead and include the squads FID number. This will make the paperwork go a lot better. The recent water class held in Etowah County had 83 people to attend the 2 day class. It was taught by John Weaver from TARS. I myself was unable to attend the class, but it was a very good class from what I was told by the people that attended the class. Also thanks to Autauga County for putting on a great 2nd Quarterly meeting. It was great to see Smiley there. I hope to see you all soon. Please be safe out there, Danny Butler 1 st Vice President From the Desk of the 2nd Vice President Hello everyone. I certainly hope that you all had a safe and fun 4 th of July. The year is quickly passing and I am getting excited about the thought of Conference and looking forward to a great time. I would like to thank everyone that has given me feedback on some of the classes you want to see provided and I still encourage everyone to let me know what training you feel would be beneficial to the Association. I also want to encourage everyone to come take advantage of the training opportunities that are provided. You are the reason we put these classes on and we want you to get all the benefit you can from them. I am very pleased to announce that we will have the availability of continuing medical education through patient simulation this year. This will provide the opportunity for more realistic training in a more interactive setting while satisfying many of the core objectives for National Registry. This sort of opportunity doesn t happen very often, so be sure to take it while you can. We also have in the works National Association for Search and Rescue SAR Tech III, Public Information Officer, NIMS 400, Storm Spotter, Traffic Incident Management System, and Autism Awareness for First Responders. Hopefully everyone can find something of interest in the mix and will be able to get to the beach for some great training. I hope to see you all in Escambia County. Chad Singleton 2nd Vice President See you in Brewton God Bless Matt Knight President

FROM THE DESKS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD 2 nd Quarterly Meeting May 16 2015 Colors were presented by the Honor Guard. Opening prayer by Hoyt McCaghren. Welcome by Lara Pate Autauga County Rescue Squad Special Guests: Bill Gillespie Mayor of Prattville Tom Allison Sheriff Department Ernie Baggett EMA Director Trey Carter Armed Forces Benefit Association Darcy Harbaugh NASDA Meeting was called to order by President Matt Knight Roll was called with 57 squads represented. Daphne Search and Rescue Unit and North Baldwin Sheriff s Search and Rescue were excused due to a activity in their area. Motion to dispense with the reading of the minutes by Desoto Rescue Squad. Motion was seconded by East Colbert Rescue Squad. Motion carried. Financial report was read by Debbie Tidwell. Motion to accept the financial report as read by East Colbert Rescue Squad. Motion was seconded by Union Rescue Squad. Motion carried. Chauncey introduced Jamie Hollingsworth with the State Surplus Loaner Program. He advised the next dates for the loaner program are July 20-29. If property does not work when you get it the property needs returned as soon as possible, do not wait a month or more. The property must be kept on your books. An annual report has to be submitted. If the equipment breaks down or is destroyed it needs to be reported to surplus so it can be taken off the books. Chauncey gave the legislative report and also thanked everyone that came to Montgomery to show support for the Association. Matt introduced Phillip Winkles Vice President of the Alabama Association of Ambulance Service. Phillip asked that we support SB387. Motion was made by Cherokee County Rescue Squad to accept SB 387. Motion was seconded by Anniston Rescue Squad. Motion carried. Debbie spoke about the new forms from VFIS that must be filled out by every member. This is for the insurance that is included with membership dues. Also please remember if you filled out one of the blue cards from the Armed Forces Benefit Association you will receive a phone call. Danny Butler presented three squads for membership: Wilmer Fire Department Motion by Baker Hill Rescue Squad to accept this squad in the Association. Motion was seconded by Geraldine Rescue Squad. Motion carried. North River Rescue Squad Motion by North Lamar Rescue Squad to accept this squad in the Association. Motion was seconded by Sartec K9 Unit. Motion carried. Cullman Weather and Rescue Motion by McIntosh Rescue Squad to accept this squad in the Association. Motion was seconded by North Lamar Rescue Squad. Motion carried with one squad against. Chad Singleton spoke about the conference. Competitions will be moved to Friday afternoon. Matt Knight thanked the Honor Guard and all the squads that went to Etowah County to attend the funeral for Vicky Ryan. Mike Bettis with Etowah County Rescue Squad thanked everyone for all of their support. Matt spoke about the small trailer needing some touchup and the lettering redone. Peach State Ambulance will do the repairs. Coosa Valley made a motion to let Peach State Ambulance do the necessary repairs. Motion was seconded by Union Rescue Squad. Motion carried. Matt also talked about the generator that is on the trailer, it will not run at this time. Matt spoke about the Proclamation from the Governor naming May 17-23 2015 Emergency Medical Week in the State of Alabama Chad presented Rescuer of Quarter posthumously to Vicky Ryan Etowah County Rescue Squad. Chad also presented Co-Rescuer of the Quarter to Etowah County Rescue Squad. Motion to adjourn by East Colbert Rescue Squad. Motion was seconded by Union Rescue Squad. Colors were retired by the Honor Guard and the meeting was adjourned. ALL REQUESTS FOR AARS ASSISTANCE OUTSIDE OF YOUR COUNTY SHOULD COME FROM THE INCIDENT COMMANDER OF THE SCENE AND GO THROUGH A MEMBER OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD.

3rd Quarterly Meeting Hosted By: Escambia County Fire and Rescue Squad At East Brewton Civic Center 105 Forest Avenue East Brewton, AL 36426 August 15, 2015 Registration.08:30am 09:30am Welcome and Posting of Colors....09:30am Board of Directors Meeting..10:00am Lunch 12:00pm 1:00pm General Business Meeting..1:00pm Hotel Information (Mention Rescue Squad Meeting) Quality Inn 611 South Blvd Brewton, AL 36426 251-867-9999 Quality Inn 1571 Ted Bates Road Evergreen, AL 36401 251-578-4701 Holiday Inn Express 111 Lakeview Circle Atmore, AL 36502 251-368-1585

* 2015 FOURTH QUARTER MAGAZINE DEADLINE: IMPORTANT INFORMATION OCTOBER 5, 2015!!!!!!!!! * The Electronic Version contains the ads and articles and can be found on the AARS Website or by subscribing by sending an email to rescuer@alars.org please include your name and Squad. * THE EDITOR RESERVES THE RIGHT TO EDIT ANY ARTICLE SUBMITTED * ARTICLES SHOULD BE SENT USING THE EDITOR LINK ON THE AARS WEBSITE OR TO editor@alars.org *** * Be sure to check the Website regularly for updated information about things of interest. The AARS Website is http://www.alars.org

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