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In New Business, Chris Popov informed the commissioners that the WOW Internet lease agreement expired in January 2026, with the last review in 2019 and a standard three‑year renewal term. The current lease is 1350 per year, and the district is allowed to add 125 to rent and obtain internet from another provider; Popov suggested proposing rent of 1500 per year plus an equipment upgrade, possibly adding fiber and updating the modem, and will keep commissioners updated. This indicates an imminent decision around renewing or renegotiating a communications tower or site lease tied to internet service, and possibly transitioning to fiber or upgraded networking equipment. ISPs, fiber providers, and network hardware vendors can help the district evaluate options, provide pricing for fiber connectivity, and supply modern equipment that supports reliable station and boat operations.
The board discussed a proposed summer staffing model for Station 1 involving two firefighters on station from Friday 6 p.m. through Sunday 6 p.m. at 500 each per weekend, totaling 1,000 per weekend and approximately 13,625 for the season. In parallel, the Sam Owen Fire Fighters Foundation reported having over 150,000 in donated seed money and expressed interest in funding an EMT or paramedic at Station 1 for summer coverage, with an estimated 35,000 cost for a full‑time paramedic weekends only from July 4 through Labor Day, potentially with some subsidy from Bonner County EMS. These discussions show the district and its foundation actively planning to increase staffed coverage and advanced life support capabilities for the summer, with details on funding, schedule, and coordination still being worked out. Staffing, scheduling, and EMS service providers could help structure cost‑effective staffing plans, provide paramedic or EMT personnel, or supply scheduling and time‑tracking tools to support this expanded seasonal deployment.
During the meeting, it was reported that a grant-writing company is being hired and has identified a new Department of the Interior grant that could fund a slide-on unit for the district. The slide-on unit can be customized with equipment the district finds useful, and leadership must decide whether to mount it on an existing vehicle or purchase a new vehicle for it. Commissioners approved paying First Responders Grants LLC 1,995 for assistance with this DOI grant and related AFG grant research. This creates a grant-funded equipment modernization path that may lead to both the purchase of a custom slide-on firefighting/rescue module and potentially a new apparatus or light vehicle. Vendors that provide wildland/brush units, skid/slide-in packages, and light rescue vehicles, as well as grant-aligned specs and pricing support, can engage now to help define options that fit DOI funding parameters and the district’s operational needs.
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