THE ROW CAPTAIN HOME PAGE
Welcome to the Row Captain Page.
The new board has committed to bringing back the Row Captain role at JBMI. We are a large community, and we have a number of members that do not live year-around. as well as a considerable renter population, all of which makes communication challenging in itself. The Row Captain is the conduit between the office and the members. As this committee progresses, this will be the place the learn more of what they do, and what you need to know. |
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What we are talking about!
Row Captains Meeting Report- April 18, 2019 6:30pm at the JBMI Office.
Attendees: Jan Zweerts 1859, Jim Ryan 1719, Cheryl Baker 1719, Levi Seif 1683, Bruce Montgomery 1879, Nikki Charlton 1817, Sarah Ross 1757, James Mabry 1661,
Sharon Rixen 1895, Greg Douglas 1709 and Connie Johnson 1679.
Communication Network discussion:
A need to reestablish a mass texting network. Connie will work with Sarah Joy to make this happen.
Start an email thread for topic discussions for the row captains to share concerns and new ideas. Connie expressed that she will plan meetings for row captains when they feel a need for one. Sarah Ross would like a list of phone numbers for her row.
Jan Zweerts suggested the use of air horns to notify members of an emergency. Three short blasts could be the signal and the access location could be the fire extinguisher boxes on the main ramp. The row captains suggested that the phone numbers should be loaded into their phones for immediate access to other row captains.
Establish knowledge resource and supplies.
The discussion moved to a need for training in areas such as a house break away, location of safety valves and ability to use fire extinguishers.
Jan Zweerts suggested locker boxes under the ramps for emergency supplies. Supplies such as shackles, chains, rope and Stanley clamps.
Emergency protocol for day and night
Sarah Ross suggested a flow chart to direct row captains through situations at different times of the day.
Define Row Captain role
To create a community bond by promoting safety and educating home owners about living on the river.
Meeting ended at 7:45 pm.
A note from Connie Johnson -
Thank you to all the members who volunteered as row captains. I felt great energy at our meeting and community bond that will keep our moorage safe. I am still looking to fill
Row C - I - K - N. I have a need for 3 more row captains on Row M. There are 40 homes on this stretch of the moorage. Any help on reaching future row captains is appreciated.
I will work with our webmaster Mark Thommen to create space on our website dedicated to row captain activities and how beneficial they are to our community. I am proud to be part of this group.
Connie Johnson
Row Captains Meeting Report- April 18, 2019 6:30pm at the JBMI Office.
Attendees: Jan Zweerts 1859, Jim Ryan 1719, Cheryl Baker 1719, Levi Seif 1683, Bruce Montgomery 1879, Nikki Charlton 1817, Sarah Ross 1757, James Mabry 1661,
Sharon Rixen 1895, Greg Douglas 1709 and Connie Johnson 1679.
Communication Network discussion:
A need to reestablish a mass texting network. Connie will work with Sarah Joy to make this happen.
Start an email thread for topic discussions for the row captains to share concerns and new ideas. Connie expressed that she will plan meetings for row captains when they feel a need for one. Sarah Ross would like a list of phone numbers for her row.
Jan Zweerts suggested the use of air horns to notify members of an emergency. Three short blasts could be the signal and the access location could be the fire extinguisher boxes on the main ramp. The row captains suggested that the phone numbers should be loaded into their phones for immediate access to other row captains.
Establish knowledge resource and supplies.
The discussion moved to a need for training in areas such as a house break away, location of safety valves and ability to use fire extinguishers.
Jan Zweerts suggested locker boxes under the ramps for emergency supplies. Supplies such as shackles, chains, rope and Stanley clamps.
Emergency protocol for day and night
Sarah Ross suggested a flow chart to direct row captains through situations at different times of the day.
Define Row Captain role
To create a community bond by promoting safety and educating home owners about living on the river.
Meeting ended at 7:45 pm.
A note from Connie Johnson -
Thank you to all the members who volunteered as row captains. I felt great energy at our meeting and community bond that will keep our moorage safe. I am still looking to fill
Row C - I - K - N. I have a need for 3 more row captains on Row M. There are 40 homes on this stretch of the moorage. Any help on reaching future row captains is appreciated.
I will work with our webmaster Mark Thommen to create space on our website dedicated to row captain activities and how beneficial they are to our community. I am proud to be part of this group.
Connie Johnson