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ADMINISTRATOR S WEEKLY REPORT # 2013-32 August 5 th through August 11 th, 2013 CALLS FOR SERVICE % This Week 2013 YTD Change Fire 11 241 23.6% Aid 178 4778 4.7% Other 29 1116-32.6% Total 218 6135-4.4% Last Week: DC s Gerber and Swearingen continued to meet with employee groups throughout the week to roll out the updated Strategic Plan throughout the organization. DC Swearingen attended the VCC Operating Board and Zone 3 Chiefs meetings on Thursday, August 8 th at VCC. The Finance Committee and Board of Governance held their monthly meetings on Thursday, August 8 th at Headquarters Station 31. Recruit Firefighter Andrew Drew Mattheis began the State Fire Academy in North Bend on Thursday, August 8 th. The fire training academy is a twelve week program. VRFA Board of Governance and staff participated in the Auburn Days Parade and Celebration on Saturday, August 10 th and Sunday, August 11 th. This Week: Command Staff will hold their monthly meeting on Tuesday, August 13 th Headquarters Station 31. Senior Staff will hold their weekly meeting on Tuesday, August 13 th Headquarters Station 31. at at The monthly Civil Service Commission meeting will be held on Tuesday, August 13 th.

911 Requests for Services / Customer Service: Aid Call: (Lakeland Hills) On Monday, August 5 th at 8:45 a.m., firefighters assisted an elderly female complaining of back pain. The patient was transported to Good Samaritan Hospital by private ambulance. Aid Call: (Algona) On Tuesday, August 6 th at 11:34 a.m., firefighters were dispatched to assist an ill adult female. Firefighters evaluated the patient who was transported to St Francis via private ambulance. Motor Vehicle Accident: (Lea Hill) On Wednesday, August 7 th at 4:00 p.m., firefighters and King County Medics responded to a T-bone motor vehicle accident with one (1) patient trapped. Firefighters extricated the patient using hydraulic tools. The patients were evaluated, stabilized and transported to Valley Medical Center by private ambulance. Aid Call: (Auburn) On Thursday, August 8 th at 2.22 p.m., firefighters and King County Medics responded to an elderly male with a decreased level of consciousness. Crews treated the patient and transported him to MAMC for further evaluation. Aid Call: (Pacific) On Friday, August 9 th at 10:19 a.m., firefighters were dispatched to a male complaining of chest discomfort. Firefighters evaluated the patient, with King County Medics. The patient was transported to MAMC by private ambulance in stable condition for further evaluation. Motor Vehicle Accident: (Auburn) On Saturday, August 10 th at 9:51 p.m., firefighters responded to a two vehicle accident. One of the vehicles careened off the roadway and struck a tree. All patients were able to selfextricate from the vehicles. One adult male was treated for injuries at the scene and transported to MAMC by VRFA personnel. Minor Fire: (Lakeland Hills) On Sunday, August 11 th at 9:46 p.m., firefighters responded to reports of a garage fire at a residence. Upon arrival, firefighters found the garage charged with smoke and fire isolated to one wall of the residence. Firefighters extinguished the fire and completed overhaul.

Training Division Activities: Training hours for the week: 202.75 Training hours for the year: 9609 Training Activities Completed: Technical Rescue Friday 3 rd Quarter Defibrillation Two recruit firefighters completed their Post-Academy training with the VRFA on August 9 th. One new recruit firefighter reported to the North Bend Recruit Academy on August 8 th Zone-3 Truck Training at Renton Station 14. City of Auburn Emergency Operations Center Orientation Station Safety Inspections Training Activities Projected: Technical Rescue Friday 3 rd Quarter Defibrillation Zone-3 Training Officers Meeting One new recruit firefighter is attending the Washington State Recruit Academy Fire Marshal s Office: Business Inspections ICC certified Deputy Fire Marshals performed 22 initial and follow-up inspections of commercial and multifamily occupancies in Southwest and Southeast Auburn. This week we will continue the inspection program in Southeast Auburn. Deputy Fire Marshal Upton completed 3 rd quarter EMS training including his CPR refresher and Child airway obstructions. Deputy Fire Marshals followed up with local apartment complexes to track progress on compliance with common fire code issues such as fire lane markings and address markings. The FMO is starting a pilot project to improve response times to emergency calls by enforcing the address marking codes at multi-family properties. The basic goal is to have all apartments clearly marked so crews can quickly identify the correct address of an incident. Recreational Outdoor Burn Permits will not be valid during a Burn Ban.

Building Plan Reviews The City of Auburn submitted 16 sets of plans for review; the City of Pacific had 0 project reviews and the City of Algona did not submit any items for review. BLD13-0290: Review of revisions to the DCT Park 44 Building at 813 44 th St NW. ALT13-0196: Mohawk Lift foundation at Boeing Building 17-13. ALT13-0197: Mohawk Lift foundation at Boeing Building 17-10. TEN13-0046: Tenant improvements for a new Xfinity store at 1186 SuperMall Dr SW. BLD13-0442: Boeing portable classroom building 17-286. BLD13-0443: Boeing portable classroom building 17-287. TEN13-0047: Tenant improvements for LeLe Sandwiches at 614 E Main St. FIR13-0112: Fire alarm devices for new dental office at Ellingson Crossing. FIR13-0114: Sprinkler system for the Auburn High School Reconstruction and Modernization project. FIR13-0113: Sprinkler improvements for the new dental office at Ellingson Crossing. FIR13-0116: Sprinkler system for Boeing portable classroom building 17-286. FIR13-0117: Sprinkler system for Boeing portable classroom building 17-287. FIR13-0118: Sprinkler improvements for the J Crew Outlet store at the Outlet Collection. FIR13-0119: Sprinkler improvements for the Loft Outlet store at the Outlet Collection. FIR13-0120: Sprinkler improvements for the Multicare Women s Clinic at 1 East Main St. FIR13-0121: Sprinkler system for the Auburn 1835 Building at 1833 Auburn Way North the future home of Jimmy John s. Public Education PIEO staff participated in the monthly car seat check at the Auburn Medical Center. Car seat checks are sponsored by Safe Kids of South King County. PIEO staff conducted a fire setter intervention with a 13 year old boy. Crews from all five stations visited several National Night Out events. The antique engine and Sparky were both in the Auburn Days Parade along with Station 31 crews who transported former Auburn Fire Chief Bob Johnson in the ladder truck. Chief Johnson served as the parade grand marshal. Engine 38 attended family day at Dynacraft in Algona to talk to kids about fire safety.

Fire Investigation: There were 2 VRFA calls for service for SKFITF Fire Investigators this week. A 1955 Chevy Pickup rolled over on Highway 167 in Pacific and caught fire. A man who witnessed the accident pulled the two occupants out of the burning vehicle. VRFA and East Pierce Fire and Rescue crews provided medical treatment to the injured people and extinguished the truck. The value of the truck is estimated at $15,000 and the cause is deemed unintentional. A discarded cigarette that started a planter on fire outside the homeowner s garage caused about $2,500 in damage to the garage. The fire was quickly extinguished and damage was limited to a single wall in the garage. Planning and Logistics P&L received four facility maintenance requests and eight apparatus and small tool maintenance requests. Staff participated in CAD performance testing. NFPA required advanced inspection and cleaning of bunker gear was completed several weeks early by a contracted vendor.