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Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Council Tuesday, January 19, 2016 Page 8 Mr. Jerome stated, my only thought on this is we don't need to do all of them maybe, but maybe ones that are very near someone's driveway or on a curve. It might be a good idea. Just my two cents. Mrs. Mills stated, as long as the Fire Department knows exactly where these hydrants are, that's the most important thing. You are the ones who are going to fight the fire. Chief Carcioppolo stated, we actually have them with our reporting system, a GPS coordinate, on the map so they can pull that up if they need to. Mrs. Mills stated, that's very interesting. The general public would not know that. They would not have a clue about that. So an article somewhere in the VOV would be good. Council President Saponaro agreed. To talk about what we currently have and to ask them to keep them clean. Chief Carcioppolo stated, I will add that in. Council President Saponaro asked, anything else? Chief Carcioppolo replied, there may be a couple of items I will be bringing to Council Caucus next month, station exhaust removal system, rescue personal protective equipment for hazardous scenes like active threat scenes. We will be implementing training across the region for response to active threats. We don't have any equipment like that now. Also, some station notification items to go along with the dispatch center. Council President Saponaro asked, any questions? There were none. FINANCE - Ron Wvnne Mr. Wynne stated, I will save my comments for items on the agenda. POLICE - Chief Richard Edelman There was no report this evening. Just the agenda items. PARKS & RECREATION - Bflll Thomas Mr. Thomas reported, all winter programs are in full swing. We are in the process of finalizing the Spring/Summer Parks and Recreation brochure. We are about 4 months and 1 week away from opening up Parkview Pool which will be on Wednesday, June ls`. Think sun. Wildcat Sport and Fitness continues to grow in membership. Just a comparison: in 2014, total membership was 2,877, for 2015, it was 3,527. Individual membership was at 1,959, family membership was 1,141, our seniors, 427, and Mayfield Village had 369 residents taking advantage, that's 10.5% of the total. There was an article about the Cleveland Clinic opening a 7 L