News of the North - Monday
Rather quiet. Still minimal traffic. Guess that is the result of 9000 fewer people on the Island.
The San Pedro Police and Belize Defense Force officers stationed on this side of the river conducted numerous patrols throughout the weekend.
THANK YOU!! to Cholo's Golf Cart Rentals for the gas golf cart they volunteered for use by the officers north of the river.
THANK YOU!! also to Ed and Krystyna Walter for the use of their Buena Vista home to house the officers. To Sam Palen for the loan of the SMART (good reception on the North side) cell phone.
Nurse Natalie reports very few persons required medical attention. Dr. Dan, Tina and Natalie were in attendance when 8 1/2 lb. Emil arrived last night.
NEMO has put in a call for a new fogger to be stationed on the North Side of Boca del Rio. (!!!!!)
The two pre-Keith foggers (one from San Pedro and one from Caye Caulker) are at the Town Council Barracks. They are to melded and used south of the river.
Natalie expects that San Pedro Town Council will attempt to spray north of the river sometime this week (18 - 22 July). Hopefully sometime in August there will be a new fogger permanently on this side.
Size is unknown at this time, as is what will be needed to transport the unit. A covered area will be needed for storage.
Please let us know if you may have an area suitable for storing the fogger that will protect it from rain/wind/salt.
Nurse Natalie -
[email protected]Doug Campbell -
[email protected]Emily proved to be a 'dry run' for the Island. Hurrah!! It is unsettling to have such an active hurricane season so early. NEMO expects that there will be more Watches, Warnings and storms closer to home as the season progresses.
Practice should only improve our hurricane preparation knowledge and activity.
Be glad we have Good Neighbors!!
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News from The North - Monday Noon
San Pedro Police Officers:
Dwayne McCullough, P.C. #900 (601-7733)
E. Vernon, P.C. #1163
Belize Defense Force Officers:
Lt. Cpl. M. Sambula, #6564
Pvt. S. Locario, #7063
Reported a very quiet weekend north of the river.
All persons they encountered since their arrival on Saturday were welcoming,
cooperative and delighted that there were officers stationed and patrolling on this
side of the river.
A resident of Tres Cocos, pledged a two burner propane stove to be stored along
with the Hurricane Supply Boxes for use by officers assigned to The North.
In the event of another Storm Watch, Officers Sambula and Locario expect to be
assigned to this area. Being familiar with the territory will make them much more
effective.
The North Ambergris Caye Neighborhood Watch would like to extend sincere
Appreciation to these men for their time and efforts on our behalf these past few
days. 'Thank you!'