![]() ![]() Section 4: General Subject: OPA/OPVFD: The Relationship Msg# 1195634
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Joe:
If I am not mistaken the first chief of the OPVFD was also on the board of directors for the OPA. I think his name was Hudson. Marty |
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For reference, the above message is a reply to a message where: At the meeting it was reported that for year 2022-2023 and the first 6 months of this fiscal year, OPVFD will make contributions to their replacement reserve fund. The issue of reserves in accounts of OPVFD has always puzzled me to some extent. Given that OPVPD never receives enough money from Worcester County or other sources to fully fund its operations, any money in the OPVFD reserves must be money from OPA assessment dollars. Why should OPA even give OPVFD reserve funds, as opposed to keeping any possible OPVFD reserve funds in OPA accounts? I was told, perhaps around 2010 or so, that OPVFD had more money in reserves than OPA. Here is an interesting factoid: As a part of the original 1975 Agreement and OPVFD bylaws, the "Community Manager" of Ocean Pines was the chief administration officer of OPVFD and responsible for the executive management of the Department. That was rescinded with the 1977 agreement. |
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