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The acquisition of the 200KW generator at the Fire Hall is the result of a cost-sharing initiative between the Mayne Island Improvement District, the Southern Gulf Islands Emergency Program and the Federal Government. The generator can provide sufficient backup power to operate all the facilities on Mayne Island Improvement District land, including the heliport lighting system.
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The official ribbon-cutting ceremony held on Saturday May 5, 2007 was an exciting and important event in the history of Emergency Preparedness for Mayne Island. Paddy Lambert, long-time resident and honourary lifetime member of the Mayne Island Fire Department, was the Project Manager and with his remarkable attention to detail and in-depth knowledge of this type of equipment, ensured the timely completion of the project. Thank you Paddy! Thanks also go Jeff Francis, Mayne Island Fire Chief, Ian Elliott from the Southern Gulf Islands Emergency Program, and to all the contractors who participated in this construction project.
As a community, we are indeed fortunate for the vision of those individuals who made this installation possible.
| Jim Marlon-Lambert Chair, Mayne Island Improvement District |
Moira McCulloch Southern Gulf Islands Emergency Social Services Area Coordinator |
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Installing the new large generator to supply
emergency power |
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