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<br /> <br />Volume 1, issue 3 <br />Spring—2016 <br />Centerville Bulletin <br /> <br />Striving to Keep you Informed <br />CITY OF CENTERVILLE <br />ESTABLISHED 1857 <br />WWW.CENTERVILLEMN.COM <br />651-429-3232 <br />COUNCILMEMBERS <br />Mayor ~ Tom Wilharber (651) 429-2140 twilharber@centervillemn.com <br />Council Member ~ Ben Fehrenbacher (651) 784-6102 bfehrenbacher@centervillemn.com <br />Council Member ~ Steven King (651) 426-2973 sking@centervillemn.com <br />Council Member D. Love (651) 429-9999 dlove@centervillemn.com <br />Lead Story Headline <br />Council Member ~ Jeff Paar (651) 426-7892 jpaar@centervillemn.com <br />City Hall Hours <br />Monday—Friday, 7:30 a.m.—4:00 p.m. <br />If you are unable to meet these hours, please <br />contact us and we will do our best to <br />accommodate your schedule. <br />Centennial Fire District <br />INSIDE THIS <br />ISSUE: <br />There Is No Safe Ice — Just <br />Try not to gasp if you fall; it causes <br />Safe Behavior <br />you to inhale water. Turn back in <br />the direc?on you came from and <br />Centennial Lakes Police <br />Every year, Minnesota snowmo- <br />extend your arms to disburse your <br />Department , Spring 2 <br />bilers, skaters, skiers and ice- <br />CITY MEETINGS <br />Weight Restrictions & <br />weight. With a sharp tool, grab the <br />6:30 P.M. <br />fishing fans find themselves in <br />COUNCIL CHAMBERS <br />ice and kick your feet while you pull <br />cold water. Falling through ice on <br />yourself to safety. Stay low. Roll <br />Public Works Depart- <br />lakes and rivers, some are se- <br />2nd & 4th <br />ment, “Flushable” Wipes, <br />away from the hole. Find warm <br />3 verely injured; many drown. <br />City Council Wednesday of <br />Economic Development <br />shelter. <br />Month <br />More than half of the 7,000 <br />News & Council Updates <br />drownings in the U.S. last year <br />What if someone else falls <br />Parks & Recreation Commit-1st Wednes- <br />took place in cold water — and <br />through? Call 911. Ensure you tee day of Month <br />Upcoming Events & <br />almost all of those deaths were <br />4 <br />provide 911 with as accurate vic- <br />Recycling Opportunities <br />en?rely preventable. Knowledge <br />Planning & Zoning Commis-1st Tuesday of <br />?m loca?on as possible. First Re- <br />is the key to safety on the ice. <br />sion Month <br />sponders armed with an accurate <br />incident loca?on will be able to <br />What is safe ice? There’s no such <br />RADON <br />provide a quicker response and <br />thing. You should never stand or <br />Anoka County is offering Radon <br />rescue a?empt than they will with <br />drive on ice without being ready <br />tes?ng kits. The test kits are $5 <br />only a vague or inaccurate inci- <br />to react if it gives way. Ice thick- <br />each for a short term test (3-7 <br />dent loca?on. <br />ness has less to do with air tem- <br />days) and $20 for a long term test <br />Do not go near the hole where the <br />perature than with the depth, <br />(6 months). Both tests should be <br />vic?m fell through — you can’t <br />Precinct Caucuses will be <br />chemistry, currents and size of <br />conducted during the months <br />taking place on Tuesday, <br />help by falling in yourself. Instead, <br />that body of water — in other <br />when the home is closed up. The <br />March 1, 2016. Go to <br />follow these steps: <br />words, things you can’t see. <br />Anoka County Election for <br />fees do include the laboratory <br />Preach – shout instruc?ons for self <br />your parties meeting <br />tes?ng and the results are mailed <br />-rescue. Reach – extend a rope, a <br />What can you do to prepare? <br />place. The Planning & <br />to the homeowner. Orders by <br />ladder or jumper cables to the <br />Ask locals about ice condi?ons; <br />Zoning Commission re- <br />mail are turned around within 2-3 <br />vic?m. If you start to slide toward <br />they can tell you about unsafe <br />scheduled its meeting to <br />days. Test kits can also be ob- <br />the hole, let go. Throw – a flota- <br />areas. Look for warning signs. <br />March 8, 2016 at 6:30 <br />tained at the Anoka County Gov- <br />?on device and a rope and tell the <br />Create an emergency plan and <br />p.m. in Council Chambers <br />ernment Center, Administra?on <br />vic?m to put on the device and <br />share it with your companions. <br />due to Caucuses. <br />Office during regular business <br />wrap up in the rope. Stay near the <br />Carry a rope, an ice pick and a <br />hours. Please contact Ms. Barb <br /> <br />incident loca?on and con?nue to <br />flota?on device. <br />McKusick at (763) 323-5722 or via <br />give instruc?ons and encourage- <br />email at: <br />What if you fall through? You’ll <br />ment to the vic?m, stay in contact <br />barb.mckusick@co.anoka.mn.us <br />hear a warning crack, probably. <br />with vic?m un?l first responders <br /> <br />arrive. <br /> <br /> <br />