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<br />. <br /> <br />· Police Department operations, 911 Dispatching <br />· Fire Department/Ambulance Service <br />. Administration/Finance <br />· Public Works/Street Department. <br /> <br />Each department head in the most critical areas as listed above will be in <br />attendance at the July 12, 1999, City Council meeting to give a brief <br />presentation in reference to their Y2K readiness. After the presentations of <br />the department heads, we will answer any questions you may have in <br />reference to Y2K. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />I also want to update the council in reference to a community wide meeting <br />that will be held in September 1999. The community wide meeting is called <br />"A Community Conversation Leading the Way to Y2K." During this <br />community conversation town meeting, numerous speakers will be present to <br />discuss their Y2K readiness in many critical areas throughout our <br />community. For example, we will be inviting speakers referencing electric <br />and water, wastewater treatment plant, natural gas supplies, police 911 <br />operations, fire/ambulance services, US West telephone communications, Red <br />Cross operations, hospital readiness, banking, etc. This will be an <br />opportunity for our community's citizens to ask questions, not only of their <br />local government officials, but also community leaders in reference to the <br />Y2K readiness. Information in regard to date, time, and location of this very <br />important Y2K readiness meeting will be presented to the council at a later <br />date. <br /> <br />The City of Elk River's department heads have been working very hard in <br />their contingency planning for any potential problems that may occur within <br />our community. Even with the testing, contingency planning, and <br />consequence management within the critical systems, there still could be <br />problems within our community. Our department heads are addressing the <br />Y2K issue as another area of disaster planning and disaster management. <br />As emergency management director, all of the Y2K preparation is having a <br />very positive impact on our overall EOP for our community. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />As Y2K coordinator, I have received numerous letters from various <br />community groups and private businesses in reference to the city of Elk <br />River's Y2K readiness plan. Already to date, I have met with various <br />concerned citizens and groups and updated them on the status of the <br />readiness of the City of Elk River. I believe it is very important for the City <br />of Elk River to repeat the message about the City of Elk River's Y2K <br />readiness through city newsletters, council meetings, community meetings, <br />and newspaper articles. The more prepared and secure residents feel about <br />the transition to the year 2000, the less fear they may feel if glitches in <br />service delivery occur in ether the public or private sector. When a letter is <br />received in regard to our Y2K readiness, I will be addressing the issue via a <br />return letter referencing the preparation our city has undertaken to prepare <br />for the year 2000. <br /> <br />
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