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1 PALM BEACH GARDENS FIRE RESCUE 2017 First Quarter Report Deputy Chiefs James Ippolito and Shon Broedell receive the accreditation plaque at the 2017 Center for Public Safety Excellence Conference in Anaheim, California.
2 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 2017 During the first quarter of 2017, Fire Rescue responded to 3,081 emergency calls, 83% of which were medical calls. In March, we received our third re-accreditation from the Center of Public Service Excellence at the 2017 Excellence Conference in Anaheim, California. We are extremely proud of this accomplishment, as we remain the only Internationally Accredited Fire Rescue Agency in Palm Beach County and one of 243 agencies worldwide. FIRST QUARTER Total calls for service: 3,081 Annual Inspections: 816 Plan Review: 309 New Construction: 374 Fire Investigations: 7 Total Dollar loss: $23,262 Potential Loss: $23,780,859 Public Education Events: 12 Attendees: 223 Community CPR Classes: 4 Attendees: 115 During the first quarter, Fire Rescue hired five new firefighter/paramedics and one fire inspector. Additionally, there were 13 promotions (ten rescue lieutenants, two deputy chiefs and one division chief of EMS). Fire Rescue s Rapid Intervention Team (a team of two or more firefighters dedicated solely to the search and rescue of firefighters in distress) competed at Fire Rescue East in Daytona Beach. Fire Rescue participated in the countywide CPR day on February 11. On this day, members of the public came by Fire Headquarters and learned hands only CPR. Medical magnet students from all over the County provided the instruction. The Department received 250 smoke detectors donated by United Technologies Corporation. These smoke detectors will be available to residents upon request. Palm Beach Gardens Fire Rescue became the first agency in Palm Beach County, and the second fire rescue agency in the Country, to purchase virtual reality for EMS training. Paramedics will be able to interact with patient avatar to conduct a patient history and physical exam, diagnosis, and provide appropriate treatment. Once again, Fire Rescue had a busy year at the Honda Classic. There were 161 patient contacts which resulted in 21 transports to the hospital. The following information highlights each of the divisions within the Department. Included is statistical data relevant to each of the divisions and any other pertinent information or items of interest. 2
3 L to R Firefighter/Paramedics Lucas Gonzalez, Carlos Urquiza, Jake Rademacher, Kelsey Krzywada & Richard Pye OPERATIONS Total Call Volume by Station Zone Station 1 Station 2 Station 3 Station 4 Station 5 1st Quarter th Quarter st Quarter
4 Calls Inside and Outside of City Limits 1st Quarter % 21% 4th Quarter % 22% 1st Quarter % 23% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% 120% Within City Limits Outside City Limts EMS vs. Fire Calls 1st Quarter , th Quarter , st Quarter , ,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 Fire Calls Within City Limits EMS Calls Within City Limits Fire Calls Outside City Limits EMS Calls Outside City Limits 4
5 Our Rapid Intervention Team (RIT) competed in the RIT competition at Fire Rescue East in Daytona Beach this January. Teams from all over the state participated in this annual competition. Our team placed 8th overall. Pictured from L to R: Captain Jeff Green, Firemedic Brandon Rouer, Lt. Sandi Ladewski, Firefighter Dustin Brice and Firemedic T.J. Hewitt. TRAINING DIVISION Training Hours 12,000 10,000 1,012 8,000 6,000 4,000 2, ,177 10, , st Quarter th Quarter st Quarter FIRE EMS First Quarter training included cancer awareness in the fire service presented by the University of Miami and certifying all personnel in Pediatric Advanced Life Support. 5
6 A-shift/station 1 conducts high angle rescue training. LIFE SAFETY SERVICES Fire Prevention Activities Public Education Events New Construction Inspections Fire Plan Review Annual Inspections , ,000 1,200 1st Quarter th Quarter st Quarter
7 FIRE INVESTIGATIONS 1 st Quarter 2017 Total Dollar Loss $23, Potential Dollar Loss $23,780, th Quarter 2016 Total Dollar Loss $8, Potential Dollar Loss $4,072, st Quarter 2016 Total Dollar Loss $16, Potential Dollar Loss $8,993, Total Dollar Loss indicates the estimated dollar amount needed to repair the structure and replace contents damaged by fire. Potential Dollar Loss is the actual dollar value of the structure as per the Property Appraiser s Office. It indicates what the dollar loss would be if the structure were completely destroyed by fire. This dollar amount includes the contents of the structure, which is generally considered to be 30% of the structure s value. There are several factors that can limit the total dollar loss amount of a structure. These include: compliance with fire codes, early detection (fire alarms), fire suppression equipment, e.g. fire sprinklers and commercial cooking fire suppression systems. Additionally, quick fire attacks made by Fire Rescue crews also play an important role in limiting the amount of damage caused by fire and smoke. April 18, 2017 Occupants escape a residential structure fire without injury as Palm Beach Gardens firefighters make entry. 7
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