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Feb 23, 2022
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• We are experiencing extreme shortages in the Fire Communication Center that are compounded by a COVID positive case. 

• The Laupāhoehoe stove issue was resolved with the assistance of both Assistant Chiefs. Through this, we were able to identify, and correct, issues in communication and work flow. 

• The PPE decontamination project continues with some challenges. Overall, the quality of the repairs and decon have been great. 

• Procurement of the P100 masks to be purchased with funds from the AFG-S grant is moving forward. 

• We are still looking into alternatives for a replacement program for Tradegecko, our current inventory system.

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