Citizen Centered Gainesville CITIZENS ACADEMY GAINESVILLE FIRE RESCUE MARCH 21, 2018
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1 Citizen Centered Gainesville CITIZENS ACADEMY GAINESVILLE FIRE RESCUE MARCH 21, 2018
2 GFR Department Overview Gainesville Fire Rescue is an ALL-HAZARDS Emergency Response Department
3 FIRE EMS HAZMAT TECH RESCUE PREVENTION TRAINING Emergency Response Department
4 GFR s Mission To protect and serve through community involvement, education, prevention, and rapid intervention by professionals committed to excellence. GFR s Vision Gainesville Fire Rescue will be recognized as the model of excellence by the provision of our services.
5 Department Values Responsible Accountable Professional Innovative Dedicated
6 Mission to Protect and Serve Community Involvement Education Rapid Intervention Prevention
7 Accreditation and Insurance Services Office Accredited Fire Rescue Departments World-wide as of 9/ Accredited and ISO 2 in Florida (Current GFR Status) 3 Accredited and ISO 1 in Florida (Our Goal) 10 ISO conducts an on-site analysis of fire suppression services on a five-year cycle. GFR was graded in early 2014: The analysis measures fire risk of our community GFR staffing, training, distribution of stations and apparatus, and prevention activities. City s water system E911 and Dispatch *Best rating is class #1 27 in Florida have achieved this rating National Ratings
8 Our People Make GFR Great
9 How We Work Firefighters work a 24 - hour shift 1/3 of Firefighters on Duty every day 56hr*/wk schedule on 3 Battalions: -Equipment -Fitness -Training -Response A B C Emergency Response Minimum Daily Staffing for each of 3-24/hr Shifts is: 39 Responders
10 What We Do
11 Special Teams Special Operations Teams include the Extrication Team, the SWAT Medic Team, the Hazardous Materials Team and the Technical Rescue Team
12 Emergency Management Preparedness City-wide Emergency/Disaster Plan Departmental Emergency Operations Plans Continuity of Operations Plans Multi-Year Training and Exercise Planning Emergency Management Emergency Response Team Readiness for the Operations Center Response Team Member Training Local Mitigation Strategies Assistance in Mitigation Strategy Initiatives City Representative for Local Mitigation Strategies Member of County LMS Workgroup
13 GFR Unit Responses by Station Jan - Dec 2017 Engine 1 Tower 1 Squad % Engine 2 Tower % Squad % Quint % Engine % Engine % Engine % Engine % *GFR has calculated unit efficiency peaks at 3039 responses/yr
14 Fire Response
15 Medical Responses
16 Benchmarks Return of Spontaneous Circulation aka ROSC GFR ROSC June Dec Resuscitation Efforts (27 Witnessed by Bystanders) 24 of 58 ROSC in Field to ED (42%) 14 of 24 with ROSC Were Witnessed by Bystanders June - Dec 2016 Cardiac Arrests Witnessed by Bystanders Bystander Witnessed - CPR and EMS ROSC Bystander Witnessed - CPR performed - No ROSC Bystander Witnessed - No CPR - EMS ROSC Bystander Witnessed - No CPR - No ROSC
17 Increasing Demand 30,000 Unit Response Trend - All GFR Units 26,400 25,000 20,000 20,096 20,326 21,317 21,187 22,281 22,487 23,330 24,271 15,000 10,000 5,
18 Emergency Response Demand Management Prevention Medical Call Screening Community Paramedics Incident Prioritizing Reduced Response Unit Move-ups Capacity Alternative Vehicles Peak Load Staffing
19 How We Train
20 How We Are Funded $12,071,647 69% $5,377,161 31% Projected Fire Assessment Revenue FY17 $ 5,377,161 Remainder of Budget from General Fund $ 12,071,647 Total Budget $ 17,448,808 FY17 Budget in Brief pp. 43, 45
21 Where We Work
22 GFR s REACH Then and Now Population 50, ,000 Personnel Personnel per 1,000 Population Square Miles Personnel per Square Miles Automatic Aid Suburban Fringe Square Miles Workforce Related to Resident Population and Service Area Personnel per 1,000 Population Personnel per Square Miles LEPC participates with hazmat response team in an 12-county area protecting over 450,000 residents. RDSTF serves 7 state regions for response to weapons of mass destruction, terrorism and urban search and rescue. We are a primary responder in Region 3. USAR Task Force 8 is a three-agency task force from Gainesville, Ocala, and Marion County serving North Central Florida in urban search and rescue.
23 Where is YOUR Station?
24 Nine Fire Stations Station S Main St. (Built in 1961) Engine 1, Tower 1, Squad 1, District 1 Technical Rescue Team Station # N.W. 30 th Ave. (Built in 1965) Engine 5 Station S.W. Archer Rd. (Built in 1976) Engine 2, Tower 2, Hazmat 2 Station N.E. Waldo Rd. (Built in 1960) Engine 3 Alachua County Rescue 3 Station 6 Airport Firefighting Units (2017) 3638 NE 39 th Ave. Crash 61, Chem 62, Crash 63 AT1 Air and Light Support Station # NW 42 nd Ave. (Built in 2011) Quint 8, District 2 Station #4 10 S.W. 36 th St. (Built in 1964) Engine 4 Station # SW 30 th Ave. (Modular 2017) Squad 9 Station # N.W. 43 rd St. (Built in 1980) Engine 7
25 GFR Apparatus Engines Aerials Squads
26 Department Challenges for 2018 and Beyond Service Level and Response Time Issues Community Paramedicine? Fleet and Facility Needs Risk Reduction Programs for Growing Population and Building Inventory Aging Population Vertical Construction Aging Buildings Increasing Training Demands Incident Management Training Requirements for the National Response Plan Maintaining Technically Complex Equipment Obtaining and maintaining software solutions
27 Public Education. Prevention Saves Lives GFR s team has reached 27,328 citizens in 2017 through public education. We have certified child seat installers to keep our children safe.
28 Fire Safety Inspections Fire Safety Inspections prevent injury, death, and property loss in our community. Over 23 million square feet of businesses were inspected last year. GFR has taught over 2,680 employees of local establishments safe crowdmanagement practices.
29 GFR s home sprinkler initiative hopes to give residents an opportunity to install one in in their homes without breaking the bank. Home Fire Sprinklers
30 Home Fire Sprinklers Fire Sprinklers Protect Property Sprinklers No Sprinklers
31 Gainesville Fire Rescue Setting the Standard for over 130 years A CFAI Accredited Agency ISO Public Protection Classification 2/2X
32 GAINESVILLE FIRE RESCUE Committed to Excellence Dial 911 only for Emergency Follow us on Twitter and
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