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March 19, 2018 (Regular Meeting) Page 3481 <br />limited to either residents of the fire tax district which have registered with <br />the Cabarrus County Board of Elections and are eligible to vote in a general <br />election, or all resident property owners of the district. <br />(3) No absentee or proxy votes will be allowed, nor shall such election be <br />conducted by mail. <br />(4) Notice of an annual meeting to elect officers shall be given by notice in <br />local newspapers and as prescribed in the department's by-laws, or be a fire <br />department lawfully established by a city, town or sanitary district and operate <br />under the laws and provisions governing such departments. <br />(5) Each fire department shall have a fire chief, an assistant chief, other <br />necessary officers and personnel with a minimum of 19 firefighters who are <br />eligible firemen, in accordance with G.S. 118-38. A list of all members, their <br />addresses, their telephone numbers, and social security numbers must be given <br />to the Cabarrus County Fire Marshal's Office on or before July 1 of each year <br />and within ten days of the addition of new members. <br />(6) All active members of a fire department in good standing shall have a County <br />issued ID card, and a department issued car plate to identify them as a bona <br />fide firefighter. No one other than an active or retired member in good standing <br />shall be allowed to have this identification in his possession. The department <br />issued car plate will be visible from the front of any vehicle running emergency <br />warning devices as defined by NC General Statutes. <br />(7) Each fire department shall maintain a class 9 or better rating with the <br />insurance services office and shall have and maintain equipment as required by <br />the state department of insurance for initial certification. These are minimum <br />requirements; therefore, efforts should be made toward improving fire protection <br />through equipment purchases and water supply development. All equipment <br />specified shall be kept in good condition and operative at all times. Primary <br />pumpers shall be subjected to an annual service test, as prescribed by the ISO, <br />and records of the test shall be filed with the Cabarrus County Fire Marshal's <br />Office. <br />(B) Each department shall carry liability insurance on its personnel and <br />equipment in the indemnity amount of at least $1,000,000.00, and further holding <br />the county harmless from any responsibility for damages, claims, or expenses <br />resulting from the activities of its firefighters or from the operation of its <br />equipment. Each fire department shall also carry worker's compensation insurance <br />on its active members in order to provide those members with the benefits of <br />the worker's compensation act. A certificate of insurance for each department <br />shall be on file at the Fire Marshal's Office. <br />(9) The fire department shall carry out an organized training program which <br />shall provide a minimum of 36 hours per year training. The training program <br />shall include the training and qualifying of apparatus drivers. Written records <br />shall be kept on all drills and include subject taught, instructor, hours, and <br />members attending. <br />(10) The fire chief for each department is responsible for stressing safety <br />throughout the department and all phases of the department activities. Emphasis <br />shall be placed on safe driving of department owned apparatus and the <br />firefighter's personal automobile to emergencies, as well as on safe practices <br />while fighting a fire. Only qualified drivers shall drive the fire apparatus. <br />Drivers shall operate apparatus with caution at all times and allow no one but <br />active firefighters to ride the apparatus when it is on call to a fire or other <br />emergency. <br />(11) The senior fire officer within whose area a fire emergency occurs is the <br />authority on the fire scene or when a fire occurs outside a recognized fire <br />district the senior fire officer of the first arriving department shall be the <br />authority, unless incident falls under jurisdiction of other agency as granted <br />by NCGS. <br />(12) The senior fire officer responsible for the fire emergency shall make a <br />full investigation of each fire to determine, if possible, the cause of the <br />fire. A report of the findings of this investigation shall be forwarded to the <br />Fire Marshal within 30 days of the fire on forms designed by the National Fire <br />Reporting System. If evidence shows the fire may be incendiary or if persons <br />are injured or a fatality occurs, the Fire Marshal and other necessary state <br />and local officials shall be notified immediately. <br />(13) The department shall furnish to the Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners <br />an independent audit of receipts and disbursements for the fiscal year conducted <br />
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