2 A
SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 2018
Western Lane Ambulance District and Siuslaw Valley Fire & Rescue
Ambulance and fire call runs April 1-7
Date
Time
4/1/18
4/1/18
4/1/18
4/1/18
4/1/18
4/1/18
4/1/18
4/1/18
4/1/18
4/1/18
4/1/18
4/1/18
4/2/18
4/2/18
4/2/18
4/2/18
4/2/18
4/2/18
4/2/18
4/2/18
4/2/18
4/3/18
4/3/18
4/3/18
4/3/18
4/3/18
4/3/18
4/3/18
4/3/18
4/3/18
4/4/18
4/4/18
4/4/18
2:27
2:45
3:43
7:42
9:02
12:30
12:34
16:41
17:05
17:11
20:09
22:39
6:00
10:18
10:43
14:18
15:16
17:48
19:38
21:51
23:15
3:22
4:19
7:04
7:49
8:58
9:37
13:37
13:53
22:49
0:56
1:31
6:22
Area
Type
Rhododendron Dr
Kateech Dr
Sandrift St
Cloudcroft Ln
Hwy 101
9th S
9th St
9th st
Hwy 126
N Marsh Ct
Maple St
Sherwood Lp
9th St
Oak St
Hwy 126
Rhododendron Dr
North Jetty Rd
Hwy 101
7th St
Terrace View Dr
17th St
Maple St
N Loftus Rd
Maple St
Greentree
Hwy 36
9th St
9th St
Sutton Pl
9th St
9th St
Hwy 101
9th St
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
SVFR Public Assist
Transport to PHH
Transport to RB
Transport to RB
FPD, SVFR Transport to PHH
SVFR Transport to PHH
FPD Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
FPD, OSP Transport to PHH
FPD Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
OSP Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
FPD Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to RB
Transport to PHH
Transport to OHSU
Transport to RB
FPD Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Date
Time
4/4/18
4/4/18
4/4/18
4/4/18
4/4/18
4/4/18
4/4/18
4/5/18
4/5/18
4/5/18
4/5/18
4/6/18
4/6/18
4/6/18
4/6/18
4/6/18
4/6/18
4/6/18
4/6/18
4/6/18
4/6/18
4/6/18
4/6/18
4/6/18
4/7/18
4/7/18
4/7/18
4/7/18
4/7/18
4/7/18
4/7/18
4/7/18
9:26
12:52
16:39
17:36
19:41
21:26
21:32
11:37
12:26
16:38
17:45
11:17
11:20
11:40
12:18
14:03
15:54
16:08
16:14
17:12
17:16
21:05
21:51
23:00
7:19
7:36
10:28
11:28
16:25
16:39
16:44
20:49
Area
Type
9th St
North Fork Rd
43rd St
9th St
9th St
View Lp
Sherwood Lp
10th St
Juniper St
9th St
Park Village Lp
9th St
9th St
Skookum Ct
Kingwood
22nd St
Shoreline
Xylo St
Hwy 101
Alder Ct
9th St
Indian Creek Rd
9th St
9th St
Oak St
Laurel St
9th St
Oak St
Hwy 101
Hwy 126
Hwy 101
N Marsh Ct
Transport to RB
SVFR Public Assist
Transport to PHH
Transport to RB
Transport to RB
SVFR Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
FPD Transport to PHH
Transport to RB
Transport to PHH
Transport to ALF
Transport to RB
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
SVFR Transport to PHH
SVFR Public Assist
Transport to RB
SWFR/DWFR Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to RB
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to ALF
Transport to PHH
SVFR Public Assist
MFD, SVFR Transport to PHH
SVFR, FPD Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Florence Police plan DUII enforcement for Friday
The
Florence
Police
Department will be participat-
ing in additional Oregon
Impact funded DUII enforce-
ment this Friday, April 20.
The Florence PD is remind-
ing residents that in every state
and the District of Columbia,
impaired driving is illegal.
Whether by drugs — legal or
illegal — alcohol, or a combi-
nation of both drugs and alco-
hol, impaired driving puts the
M EMBERS
SOUGHT FOR
P ORT B UDGET
C OMMITTEE
The Port of Siuslaw Board
of Commissioners invites
applications from residents
interested in serving on the
Port’s Budget Committee.
Interested persons should
obtain an application from
the Port of Siuslaw Office at
100 Harbor St., or from the
port’s website, www.portof
siuslaw.com. Applications
will be accepted until 5 p.m.,
Friday, March 30.
Applicants must be regis-
tered voters residing within
the Port of Siuslaw district.
The district boundary encom-
passes most of the Siuslaw
River watershed, including
the communities of Florence
and Dunes City and extend-
ing upriver to Mapleton,
Walton, Lorane and Blachly.
The Budget Committee is
a standing committee of five
members that sits jointly with
the Port Commission to pub-
licly review and revise the
annual budget. The Budget
Committee approves the
budget and tax levy. The
budget then goes to the Port
Commission to be adopted.
Committee members serve
three-year terms which
expire on June 30.
A Budget Committee
Member is expected to spend
up to 20 hours of their time.
That includes reviewing the
budget and meeting one to
three times from May
through June each year.
The committee may be
called to meet again during
the year in the event of a sig-
nificant budgetary change.
Questions should be
directed to the port office at
541-997-3426.
driver, their passengers and
other road users at risk.
In the National Highway
Traffic Safety Administration’s
National Roadside Survey con-
ducted in 2013-14, some 20
percent of drivers surveyed
tested positive for potentially
impairing drugs.
Law enforcement is encour-
aging the public to work
together with officers to share
this life-saving message:
Impaired driving is illegal and
deadly.
The
Florence
Police
Department has specially
trained officers that will be on
the lookout for drug and/or
alcohol impaired drivers in
addition to normal patrols on
Friday.
According to St. Patrick’s
Day
DUII
Enforcement
Statistics from last month,
Florence Police made 4 DUII
D ATE
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
H IGH
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
57
49
50
53
54
48
50
Rainfall
Month: 5.98”
SALEM — Governor Kate
Brown signed HB 4065 into
law Monday, approving legis-
lation that allows the state to
take stronger, quicker action
against both licensed and ille-
gal child care facilities.
Among the actions allowed
by the bill are significantly
higher penalties for those who
violate the law.
In addition to passing the
bill, the Oregon Legislature
approved Brown’s request for
nearly $2 million in funding to
increase staff in the Early
Learning Division to “address
safety and quality issues, and
to fund testing for lead in
drinking water at small child
care facilities,” said Brown.
The additional staffing is an
effort to reduce caseloads and
allow for more coordination
between the Early Learning
Division and the Oregon
Department
of
Human
Services on instances of child
abuse or neglect in child care
facilities.
“Oregon families deserve
safe and high-quality child
care regardless of where they
live or who they choose to care
for their children,” Brown said
on Monday. “HB 4065 and the
additional staffing funding
will help provide the state with
the tools and resources needed
to protect our youngest
Oregonians.
“We know there is more
work to do, and will continue
to focus on improving
Oregon’s system of early edu-
cation and care.”
l
l
A
Mom
g
n
i
l
l
a
s
C
Kitchen Klutter is
asking for pictures of Mom for our
Mothers Day event Saturday May 12 from 11-4.
Pictures will be displayed and returned.
Bring in a picture between April 23-May 5
and receive a $5 coupon
for your next purchase of $25 or more.
NEW and ESSENTIAL gadgets, gifts, decor and baby gifts. NOW carrying Finex,
heirloom grade craftsmanship cast iron cookware made in Portland and
Staub, versatile handcrafted FRENCH cast iron cookware.
Dunes City to discuss police protection tonight
The Dunes City Council has
scheduled a Town Hall
Meeting tonight, April 18,
beginning at 6 p.m., to discuss
law enforcement.
The town hall will be held
at Dunes City Hall, 82877
Spruce St., in Dunes City.
“The City Council would
like to hear from Dunes City
residents about their concerns
OBITUARY
K I L M E R — D r. F r a n k
Kilmer, 93, of Florence,
passed away April 12, 2018.
Arrangements are being
held
through
Burns’s
Riverside Chapel Florence
Funeral Home.
with law enforcement protec-
tion in Dunes City,” said
Mayor Robert Forsythe.
“We’re looking for some feed-
back from our residents so we
can explore potential options to
provide police protection.”
Council President Sheldon
Meyer concurred, adding, “We
need to set some priorities and
hope the citizens will come
forward to help identify what
those priorities should be.”
Dunes City residents are
encouraged to attend this open
discussion with City Council
members.
“A Kitchen Store and So Much More”
1250 Bay St. • 541-997-6060
Visit the Siuslaw News online at
WWW.THESIUSLAWNEWS.COM
Breaking news,
photo galleries
and MORE!
Visit the Siuslaw News
online at
WWW.THESIUSLAWNEWS.COM
Fre e S h re d Day
Financial Center Parking Lot
2 018 Rhododendron Festival Court
2018 Rhododendron Festival Court
WEATHER DATA
arrests. Local police participat-
ed in additional DUII patrols
with grant funding provided by
Oregon Impact.
Police issued three traffic
citations and made 16 total
traffic contacts for various vio-
lations during the grant funded
time.
For more information con-
tact the Florence Police
Department 541-997-3515.
Governor Brown signs Child
Care Safety Bill into law
Introducing
P rincess Th elma Gentry
Sat. April 21 st • 11:00am to 2:00pm
Take advantage of this opportunity
to help protect yourself from
identity theft and responsibly dispose
of confidential paperwork.
*Business owners are asked to please wait to
bring confidential materials for shredding
until the last hour of the event*
This year we will be collecting food and
donations for Florence Food Share during
our Shred Day event!
Sponsored by:
L OW R AIN
48
39
39
44
47
40
38
0.12
0.80
0.45
0.14
0.48
1.22
0.44
Week: 3.65”
Year: 32.48”
Courtesy of Roger Cunningham
Siuslaw News
Coronation: Thursday, May 17th, 6:30pm
Florence Event Center 541-997-1994
Tickets $10 Adults, $6 Students
eventcenter.org
member
Area Chamber of Commerce
1365 Highway 101 • Florence • 800-997-7121 • www.opbc.com
