Average Resp. Time W S. Average Resp. Time S W.. Average Resp. Time W S.. Average Resp. Time S W.. Average Resp. Time S W. Average Resp. Time 11 Average Resp. Time 12
Current Equipment and Staffing Station 71 Station 71 – Transport Engine – 4 Station 72 Station 72 – Engine – 3, Ambulance – 2 Station 73 Station 73 – Transport Engine - 3, Haz-Mat -1-2, Ambulance - 2 Station 74 Station 74 – Tower – 3, Ambulance – 2, Heavy Rescue, Battalion Chief - 1 Station 75 Station 75 – Ladder – 3, Ambulance – 2TOTALS Transport Engines = 2 Engine = 1 Ladder = 1 Tower = 1 Ambulances = 4 Haz-Mat = 1 Heavy Rescue = 1 Battalion Chief = 1
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Maintain six minute Response Times to incidents. Current Overall Average 5.9 Response time to South West portion of City which is now populated 12+ minutes
Provide Public Education Classes to all Elementary Schools in West Valley During 2012, we were able to reach all Elementary Schools Provided three Community Out Reach Programs Continued with CPR Training for Citizens Provided five CERT Classes
* Completed statewide Disaster Drill – Exercised Emergency Management Plan. * Completed a contract for new Ambulance Billing and implemented an electronic patient reporting system. * Placed new Transport Engine into service, and rebuild of engine. * Completed Performance Based Training for all Firefighters * Increased training hours to meet new ISO Standards. * Completed new State required Medical Certification for all employees. * Implementation of Priority Dispatch with Fire/Medical responses.
Joint purchasing has saved money and agency is increasing areas we can share in joint purchasing. State of Utah recognized the Search and Rescue Task Force – Utah Taskforce 5 One of two Incident Management Teams in the State
Improvement in ISO Rating for the City. Study what can be accomplished with Medical Response System. Provide long range planning for the Fire Department. Increase the customer service presentations for businesses. Provide additional training and drills for Emergency Response with all city departments. Where Do We Go Now