now i would like to bring up our director, assistant fire marshal , tyrone pruitt. >> thank you captaind afternoon fire commissioners and chief and our members and community that is here at this mission. it is a plant pleasure and an honour to come before you with our fire youth academy. this academy has been in progress 15 years and the first thing i want to do is i want to thank the chiefs for all of the support that the fire department has given us over the years. back when things were a little bit harder and we were in need of a lot of equipment in financing. thank you to the fire department for your support. one of the traditions of the youth academy, other than building our youth for a position in fire service and other careers, we give them an opportunity to take on leadership roles. at with that said, i want to bring up our academy and family members. come on up, please youth academy , please come up. >> president cleaveland: they are afraid you will make them speak. >> with that said, the board presentation today will be presented by one of our cadet leaders. she will give you

that single point of contact on the plan check basis would be our assistant fire marshal, tyrone pruitt, who actually his office is over at 1660 mission, and that i would say out of the three that i've mentioned would be the most challenging at this time. as commissioner covington mentioned, the cranes and the heavy stream of projects >> commissioner hayes-white: you can drive by and take a look. it was a little compromise on each side, but you can drive by. >> commissioner veronese: and our trucks have access to the buildings? >> commissioner hayes-white: we're satisfied. we didn't get exactly what we wanted, but we can make it work, and i feel from an operational perspective, we can make it work. i'd say it ended up being a win-win. it took a while, but i feel about it. >> commissioner veronese: thanks, chief. oh, and on the wild land fires. when was it -- i know you recently issued a general order in regards to wild land fires. this was about two to three weeks ago, i believe. when was the last time we actually took a look at it and actually looked at the research behind it to update