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The Two Rivers Fire Department staffs a complement of 12 Paid on Call (POC) fire fighters. POC personnel have full time civilian jobs in our community. They are issued protective fire fighting turnout gear and keep this in their personal vehicles ready to make a response. POCs are dispatched by pager and respond directly to the fire or emergency scene from their home or place of employment. POCs train with full time personnel once each month. These training sessions are scheduled on two separate days; one in the evening and one in the afternoon to accommodate the various hours our POC personnel work.
POCs are required to be certified as Entry Level Fighters, according to State of Wisconsin criteria. This training is given to new recruits upon employment.
The Paid on Call program originated in 1985. These part-time fire fighters are a valuable resource of the Two Rivers Fire Department. Their response is critical in assuring safety and number of personnel required on the fire scene.
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Technical College students enrolled in fire fighting and paramedic classes are able to participate in activities related to their studies. The intern program is similar to the shadow program with the exception being their involvement in emergency responses. Interns are able to perform the same medical procedures and fire fighting practices that the city fire fighter/paramedics do. The technical college programs require students to have actual "hands on experience" as a fire fighter or paramedic. They put in a prescribed number of hours at the fire department as part of their school cirriculum.
Our intern program has had a very positive effect on many students who have participated here. Plus it helps them prepare for their chosen profession.
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Register by May 31 for a discount.
Two Rivers High School Pool
June 12 – July 17, 2013 Wednesday
/ 5:45 – 6:15 PM
$21.00 Resident
$29.00 Non-Resident
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You may reserve a shelter for the
upcoming year beginning the first Monday
in December. Visa and MasterCard are
accepted.
See "Forms & Documents" for a shelter
reservation application.
Need directions to a park or shelter?
Check "Related Links"
For a shelter photo and amenities PDF,
look in P&R services under "Shelter."
Call 793-5592 to check shelter
availability for your date.
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Parks (Parks and Recreation)
The City maintains the following parks
and recreational facilities for use by
residents and visitors to our area:
Neshotah Park, Zander Park, Vietnam
Veterans Park, Picnic Hill (including
disc golf course), Walsh Field,
Riverside Park (including skate park),
Taylor Park, Vet's Park, Mariner's
Trail, Eggers Riverwalk, Central Park,
Lakeshore Park, Washington Park, as well
as many ball diamonds and soccer fields
located throughout the city.
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Responsible for all payroll related functions
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Volunteers are needed to run this
program so please contact the Recreation
Department to learn how you can help.
Registration Deadline is May 3, 2013.
Vietnam – Little League Diamond
June 11 - July 16, 2013
(No games July 2, 2013)
Tuesday / 5:30 - 7:30 PM
Grades 2 - 3 (2012 - 13 School
Year)
$26.00 Resident
$29.00 Non-Resident
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Vietnam Park
May 11, 2013
Saturday / 10:00 AM
FREE
*Rain date: May 19, 2013
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The City of Two Rivers Municipal Code requires property owners to obtain permits prior to making repairs, alterations or improvements to their property. Listed below are the types of permits issued by the Inspections Department:
1. Building Permit: New commerical, industrial and residential construction; additions, alterations, repairs, moving or demolition to residential or nonresidential structures.
2. Electrical Permit: New installations, service changes, additions, alterations of any electrical wiring and equipment associated with a structure or project.
3. HVAC Permit: New installation or replacement of heating and cooling equipment; additions or alterations to distribution systems.
4. Plumbing Permit: Plumbing permits for new installations, additions, alterations of any plumbing or equipment associated with a structure or project.
Permits are not required for minor repairs or alterations costing less than $500 which do not change the occupancy, area, structural strength, fire protection, exits, lighting or ventilation of a structure.
Examples of improvements that typcially do not require a permit:
1. Interior or exterior painting
2. Installation of draperies or blinds
3. Installation of carpet or resilient floor covering
4. Uncovered patios at grade
5. Changing fixtures and outlets, such as lights and switches
Please contact the Inspections Department at 920-793-5566 if you have questions prior to starting your project.
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Please register by August 6, 2013.
Monday, August 12, 2013
1:30 – 3:30 PM Ages 8 +
$7.00 Resident
$10.50 Non-Resident
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