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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrono Fire Department Worksession 11.12.24 (2)Orono Fire Department November 12, 2024 Work Session Mission Statement The Mission of the Orono Fire Department is to expediently and professionally serve the needs of our Community with pride, dedication and excellence never failing to deliver quality emergency life safety services. Vision Statement Orono Fire will become the region’s top public safety organization through our commitment to excellence in all areas. Our Values est –Do the best in everything you attemptKnowldgeable–Never stop learning and training In ovative -Don’t be afraid of new things or ideas Serv ce –over self, prioritizing our citizens, resident and communities In lusive –we will work with our neighbors and partners without hesitation Int grity –do what is right not what is easy Incident type code description # of Incidents 611 -Dispatched & canceled en route 22 444 -Power line down 15 554 -Assist invalid 7 321 -EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury 6 311 -Medical assist, assist EMS crew 4 743 -Smoke detector activation, no fire -unintentional 2 745 -Alarm system activation, no fire -unintentional 2 320 -Emergency medical service incident, other 2 736 -CO detector activation due to malfunction 2 160 -Special outside fire, other 2 733 -Smoke detector activation due to malfunction 1 735 -Alarm system sounded due to malfunction 1 111 -Building fire 1 911 -Citizen complaint 1 322 -Motor vehicle accident with injuries 1 324 -Motor vehicle accident with no injuries.1 411 -Gasoline or other flammable liquid spill 1 424 -Carbon monoxide incident 1 445 -Arcing, shorted electrical equipment 1 551 -Assist police or other governmental agency 1 622 -No incident found on arrival at dispatch address 1 651 -Smoke scare, odor of smoke 1 700 -False alarm or false call, other 1 Response Time Goals and Actuals Goals •In service time an average of: •60 seconds for medicals and •80 seconds for fire calls •Source: NFPA 1710 •On scene time of: •10 minutes or less 80% of the time •Source: NFPA 1720 Actuals •Inservice time for all of the calls: •90 seconds average •76 seconds median •On scene time: •11:31 seconds or less 80% of the time. •9:40 Average •9:26 Median Orono Fire Department Duties •Plan for on-scene responses. •We are using the data to date to determine when and where our Duty Crew should be located for response •Ensure fire code enforcement. •We are the beginning stages of routine fire code inspections •We perform plan reviews on all new commercial and residential developments to ensure fire code enforcement. •Review burn and event permits •Assist with community organizations and businesses risk reduction plans •Prepare a competent work force and support safe operations. •We assign online training that can be done on shift of at home •We assign shift training for our firefighters •We have in-person group training on Wednesday nights Orono Fire Department Goals •Plan for on-scene responses. •Our goal is to do 4 pre-plans per week •Ensure fire code enforcement. •We are the beginning stages of routine fire code inspections •Our goal is to do 4 inspections for fire code enforcement per week •Prepare a competent work force and support safe operations. •Goal is to do one of each of the following per month Blue Card CE module , FRSI module and Brass Tacks & Hard Facts module for our online training that can be done on shift of at home •Quarterly EMS training •2 –4 in-person group training on Wednesday nights per month Community Engagement •Orono Fire Open House •Halloween at the Stables •Orono High School Leadership Class Guest Speaker •Orono School Auction –Ride to School with the Duty Crew and Chief •Orono Public Works Open House •Navarre Lunds and Byerlys Boo Blast •Salvation Army Bell Ringing at the Navarre Lunds and Byerlys •Orono Tree Lighting •Navarre Business Pre-planning with Duty Crews •Popup Meet and Greets at Areas in Navarre •Orono Health and Wellness Fair •Orono Schools Heart Safe Event •Culver’s Heart Safe Event •Stonebay Heart Safe Event •Fire Code enforcement inspections Promote public awareness of fire safety.