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ruary 9, 2010
Honorable James Gilmore
Board of Trustees
Village of Cayuga Heights
Monthly Report—January, 2010
We started 2010 with a very busy onth. We had 49 calls in January. There were 26
calls in the Village of Cayuga Heigits, 12 calls in the Town of Ithaca and 11 mutual aid
requests. We had 31 EMS runs and 18 fire runs. On January l lth we were dispatched to
the Village Green Office Complex for reports of gas odor and frequent explosions being
reported in that building. Arriving units discovered a problem with the gas powered air
handling units on the roof of the building. Gas was quickly turned off to the complex and
NYSEG was contacted. Fire department units remained on scene until NYSEG secured
the utilities and investigated the cause. We also responded to 11 requests for mutual aid
last month. This is a larger then usual amount of requests but our neighboring
departments call on us to help them with well trained manpower and apparatus. On
January 8th, while responding to a,mutual aid request in Lansing for a motor vehicle
crash, E202 was struck by a passing dump truck. Luckily there were no injuries and the
damage to the truck was cosmetic. The trucking company paid for the repairs and the
truck was only out of service for three days while getting the body work done. FF Mike
Miriou was the driver of the truck and did--an excellent job while driving to this call.
thereby keeping everybody safe in t e truck.
We have picked up the training pace at the start lof the New Year. At the end of January
we held our all day OSHA refresher training. This class covers all of our required OSHA
topics for the year at one time. Ass Chief Dave Wolf put the program together for this
class and taught it. It took six hours to get through all the topics. Every member of the
department save four were on hand for this full,day of training. The missing four have
since sat through the power point presentation and done a written test on the topics
covered. We also had a FAST train' g in the middle of January for members of the team.
February trainings include training on radio use during search evolutions, our EVOC
training and the first recruit training session for the new members. We are looking
forward to warm weather so we can get outside and train. We can do many things in the
station and at the movie theater training facility but it will be nice to use water in training
again.
Our spring recruit class is set. We accepted 11 new members into the fire department on
February 7th. We had 15 people int rview for the department and, while we were looking
for a smaller classes for the spring, we had so many strong candidates that we felt we
could not turn some of these people away until the fall. The class is made up completely
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of Cornell students and three Ithaca High School seniors. We are pretty excited about
this group. They will all be around for at least 2 1/2�years and several are planning on
graduate school at Cornell after they are done undergrad. It will be a busy spring training
these new members and bringing them up to speed, blot we look forward to having new
faces around the station.
As stated in last months report, Lt. Dave Openshaw hIas put together a fire safety lecture
geared toward fraternities, sororities and other high ocjcupancy student housing. With the
help of Cornell's Office of Fraternity and Sorority Affairs we presented this lecture to
most of the six of the eight houses in our district and have scheduled the other two in the
coming weeks. This lecture proved to be very informative for the students at the
presentations and the information was pertinent not o y to those living in the houses but
to those living in residences in College Town as we 1. We look forward to doing this
presentation at least once a year.
All the apparatus is in working order and we have Thad no major issues with the fire
station in the past month.
Sincerely,
George Tamborelle
Fire Chief/Fire Superintendent
EMERGENCY CALLS: 49 TOIAL CALLS YEAR TO DATE: 49
Total Calls— 49 Fire Calls— 8 EMS Calls - 31
Total Mutual Aid-- 11
Calls in the Village— 26 Calls lin the Town— 12
TRAINING /MEETINGS /EVENTS:
1110 — Company Meeting
1/12 — Fire Council
1/14 — Fire Training — Checklist Work (Interior and Probationary)
1/30 — Required Annual OSHA Training
UPCOMING EVENTS:
2/7 — Company Meeting
219 — Fire Council
2/10 — Fire Training — Sprinkler Systems
2/13 — EVOC Training
2/20 — Recruit Class 1
2/25 — FAST training
3/13 — Recruit Class 2
Fire Department:55002
Cayuga Heights Fire Department Companies:All
Date Range:From 01/01/2010 to 01131/2010
Box/Zone/Code:All
District:All
Situation Found:All
Incident Run Log Exclude Mutual Aids:No
Exclude Exposures:No
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ncident# Date Time Address Occupant Situation Found Attendin
010-100001-00 01/01/2010 02:36 600 WARREN EMS call,excluding vehicle 3
See NYS PCR#5-3204656
010-100002-00 01/01/2010 23:22 207 TAREYTON Arcing, shorted electrical 10
Dispatched by TC911 for sparks from an electical outlet. 263 AOS to find homeowner had shut off breakers. No heat/smoke/fire found at
outlet of interest. Investigation yielded burnt outlet and wires. Homeowners advised tp notify renting agency and have outlet replaced prior
to restoring power to circit.All units returned in service.
010-100003-00 01/02/2010 08:11 340 SAVAGE FARM EMS call,excluding vehicle 3
See NYS PCR#5-3204657.
010-100004-00 01/03/2010 21:19 . 440 SAVAGE FARM EMS call,excluding vehicle 12
See NYS PCR#5-3204658.
010-100005-00 01/04/2010 07:18 2230 TRIPHAMMER EMS call,excluding vehicle 5
SEE NYS PCR#5-3204659
010-100006-00 01/04/2010 21:03 1 SHERATON Cover assignment,standby, 16
Disp MA to Lansing for water problem at Clarion Inn. AOS to find utility room with several burst pipes. Assisted Lansing with getting
water shut off to the area and utilities secured. CHFD units returned to service.
010-100007-00 01/05/2010 00:12 1097 WARREN Cover assignment,standby, 14
Dispatched on Lansing's thirda activation to investigate a CO problem. 202 and 241 IAOS to find occupant not feeling well and convinced
there was a CO problem. No hazards found, occupant registered 0 SpCO,signed o .
See NYS PCR#5-3204660
010-100008-00 01/05/2010 09:24 222 FORREST HOME Gas leak(natural gas or LPG) 13
Disp to above address for odor of gas in building. AOS to find strong odor of naturallgas in entire building. Informed that a new gas stove
was just installed. Found eleveated NG readings in basement. Secured gas to stove and ventilated building. NYSEG AOS and we
informed them of our findings and what we did to mitigate the problem. CHFD units leared scene.
010-100009-00 01/05/2010 09:43 109 BIRCHWOOD EMS call,excluding vehicle 13
See NYS PCR#5-3204661
010-100010-00. 01/06/2010 06:30 995 TRIPHAMMER - EMS call,excluding vehicle 9
See PCR 5-4380356,CHFD Chaplin called to the scene for family.
010-100011-00 01/06/2010 15:02 512 WARREN EMS call,excluding vehicle 7
SEE NYS PCR#5-3204662
010-100012-00 01/07/2010 10:11 1168 DRYDEN Cover assignment,standby, 9
Called mutual aid to Varna for EMS. See NYS PCR 5-3204663
010-100013-00 01/07/2010 12:38 555 WARREN EMS call,excluding vehicle 11
See PCR#5-3204664
010-100014-00 01/08/2010 08:05 JERRY SMITH Cover assignment,standby, 8
Requested mutual aid to Lansing for extrication. 202 and 241 responded. Cancelled by Lansing command before arrival. Just before
being cancelled,202 was sideswiped by an out of control vehicle. See next call(Beckwith Ln.)for info. Units returned in service.
010-100015-00 01/08/2010 08:28 RIDGE Cover assignment,standby, 8
While responding to Lansing's MVA at Jerry Smith and Ridge Rds.(See previous report),202 was impacted by a large dumptruck with
trailer in tow. 202 was responding in emergency mode, in its own lane,at a speed Well under the speed limit when the driver(M.Miroiu)
noticed a vehicle that was not slowing and entering 202's lane. 202 was traveling at approximately 5 mph when the dump truck struck
just forward of the driver's side door of 202 and dragging down the drivers side of th vehicle. The dump truck continued down the road
and went off the road,jack-knifing and taking out a number of mailboxes. After confirming no one was injured in 202(all seat belts
fastened),202 and 241 began traffic control. Driver of truck was examined by crew of 202. 1101 was clear of original call and
responded to assist with traffic. All vehicles drivable, 202 and 241 went in service.
1981 Intl. Dumptruck NY23770JZ
See NYS PCR#5-3204669
202
See NYS PCR#5-3204675 _
010-100016-00 01/09/2010 10:06 102 ROAT Rescue, EMS incident,other 7
Date: 02/07/2010 Page: 1 Time: 1:515 PM
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ncident# Date Time Address Occupant Situation Found Attendin
See NYS PCR#5-3204676
010-100017-00 01/10/2010 16:22 123 SIMSBURY Rescue, EMS incident, other 14
SEE NYS PCR#5-3204677
1-010-1GTOT8- 00 11/11/2010 07:11 2230 TRIPHAMMER Rescue, EMS incident,other 6
SEE NYS PCR#5-3204678
010-100019-00 01/11/2010 10:01 503 SAVAGE FARM Rescue, EMS incident,other 5
SEE:NYS PCR#5-3204679
010-100020-00 01/11/2010 11:46 381 THE PARKWAY EMS call,excluding vehicle 6
See NYS PCR 5-3204680
010-100021-00 01/11/2010 15:43 840 HANSAHW Gas leak(natural gas or LPG) 12
Aos to find most Village Green employees evacuated. Reported frequent explosions on the roof by occupants. Natural gas shut off to
entire building, roof accessed. Hazard located and mitigated with closure of gas mains on building. Scene turned over to NYSEG for
further remedy.
010-100022-00 01/12/2010 13:00 704 TRIPHAMMER I EMS call,excluding vehicle 7
See NYS PCR#5•3204665
Forcible entry performed by 261 to make entry into residenc�-window pane on door broken out right above lock
010-100023-00 01/12/2010 14:16 555 WARREN EMS call,excluding vehicle 6
See NYS PCR#5-3204666
010-100024-00 01/13/2010 11:09 2230 TRIPHAMMER Detector activation, no fire- 10
Met on scene by Kendal Staff who state alarm activated duel to contractors. Alarm panel in alarm mode, no audible alarm present, no
acivtated heads located in area of construction. Alarm pane description of activated head did correspond to location of construction.
Staff reminded not to reset alarm prior to CHFD arrival.
010-100025-00 01/13/2010 18:14 2230 TRIPHHAMMERI EMS call,excluding vehicle 12
See IVYS PCR#5-3204681
010-100026-00 01/14/2010 11:25 97 SEARLES Cover assignment,standby, 14
Called for mutual aid structure fire to Lansing. Responded With E202, L231 and U243. Full crews on all apparatus. AOS to find lansing
had house fire out. Assited with exterior vent and overhaul of home. Crews returned to service.
010-100027-00 01/15/2010 08:53 352 SAVAGE FARM EMS call,excluding vehicle 5
See NYS PCR#5-3204682
010-100028-00 01/16/2010 08:39 207 IROQUOIS EMS call, excluding vehicle 10
NY PCR#5-3204683
010-100029-00 01/16/2010 09:37 2230 TRIPHAMMER EMS call,excluding vehicle 8
SEE NYS PCR#5-3204684
010-100030-00 01/18/2010 21:31 2230 TRIPHAMMER EMS call,excluding vehicle 8
SEE NYS PCR#5-3204685 I
010-100031-00 01/19/2010 03:08 55 BROWN Cover assignment, standby, 7
Auto-aid cancelled by lansing 1167 prior to CHFD unit departure
010-100032-00 01/19/2010 15:37 228 SAVAGE FARM I EMS call,excluding vehicle 13
See NYS PCR#5-3204686
010-100033-00 01/19/2010 19:16 303 WINTHROP EMS call,excluding vehicle 11
See NYS PCR#5-3204687
010-100034-00 01/20/2010 12:25 142 SIMSUBRY l Good intent call, other 14
Dispatched by TC911 for open line 911 call. AOS-no smoke or fire-264 has command. No one seen inside. NYSP en route. Dog sitting
on couch. Attempt all doors and windows-found unlocked window over kitchen sink on porch. FF Couce made entry through window
and unlocked door. House searched-no one found inside. NYSP arrived on scene-confirmed no one inside. Did find phone on steps to
basement-lots of static when turned on. Possible issue with phone line as well. NYSP and command satisfied no patients or issues.
House front door locked-kitchen window left unlocked as found-exited through basement door which could be locked behind crew.
Returned in service.
NYS PCR#5-3204688
010-100035-00 01/22/2010 2336 940 SAVAGE FARM EMS call,excluding vehicle 7
SEE NYS PCR#5-3204691
010-100036-00 01/23/2010 06:42 2231 TRIPHAMMERi EMS call,excluding vehicle 8
See NYS PCR#5-3204692
010-100037-00 01/23/2010 09:37 2230 TRIPHAMMER EMS call, excluding vehicle 9
Date: 02/07/2010 l Page: 2 Time: 1:55 PIVi
ncident# Date Time Address Occupa t Situation Found Attendin
SEE NYS PCR#5-3204693 _
010-100038-00 01/24/2010 03:10 39 JESSUP EMS call,excluding vehicle 4
See PCR#5-3204694 _
010-100039-00 01/25/2010 10:52 112 MAPLEWOOD Hazardous condition, other 7
202 responded to a large scale hazardous condition. UOA, minimal water found in b4ement. No hazards identified, occupant advised to
call plumber,or CHFD if condition sginificantly worsens. Units clear
010-100040-00 01/25/2010 17:57 107CAMBRIDGE Water evacuation _ 11
Dispatched for flooded basement. No hazards, left sump pump. Returned.
010-100041-00 01/25/2010 20:34 310 GREEN Cover assignment, standby, _ 17
231 and 203 stand by at IFD while they were at a structure fire. No calls run while stondying by.
010-100042-00 01/26/2010 07:39 2230 TRIPHAMMER EMS call,excluding vehicle s 6
SEE NYS PCR#5-3204695 _
010-100043-00 01/26/2010 11:33 146 BACON Cover assignment,standby, 12
Requested mutual aid for possible structure fire. Cancelled by 1164 fire out at scene.
010-100044-00 01/26/2010 11:52 95 BROWN Cover assignment,standby, 11
Called mutual aid to Lansing for activated alarm at Langmere Labs. Lansing on previous call and we responded first due to call. CU 2418
on scene POA. Activated alarm on second floor unable to find source. After extensi�e investigation unable to find activated alarm. 2418
reset system and reset held. CHFD units cleared scene.
010-100045-00 01/28/2010 05:16 35 JESSUP EMS call,excluding vehicle 5
SEENYS PCR#5-3204696 _
010-100046-00 01/30/2010 02:03 113 KAY EMS call,excluding vehicle 8
SEE NYS PCR#5-3204697 _
010-100047-00 01/30/2010 13:03 134 MURIEL EMS call,excluding vehicle 31
SEE NYS PCR#5-3204698
010-100048-00 01/31/2010 13:01 75 NEIMI Cover assignment, standby, _ 21
FAST Response to Etna for structure fire. Team responded and stood by until relea ed by command.
010-100049-00 01/31/2010 15:54 306 SAVAGE FARM EMS call,excluding vehicle 3
See NYS PCR#5-3204705.
Total Incidents: 49
®ate: 02/07/2010 Page: 3 iTime: 1:55 PM
Fire Department:55002
Cayuga Heights Fire Department Companies:All
Date Range:From 01/01/2010 to 01/31./2010
Box/Zone/Code:All
District:All
Incident Totals by Time of Tray Situation Found:All
Exclude Mutual Aids:No
Exclude Exposures:No
IFime of Day Call Avg
Count Attend
�00:00 - 00:59 1 14.0
101:00 - 01:59 0 0.0
02:00 - 02:59 _ 2 5.5
03:00 - 03:59 — - 2 5.5
04:00 - 04:59 0 0.0
05:00 - 05:59 1 5.0
06:00 - 06:59 2 8.5
07:00 - 07:59 3 5.7
(18:00 - 08:59 5 6.8
-- — - — -- 4 10.8
10:00 - 10:59 4 7.0
11:00 - 11:59 - —�
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12:00 - 12:59
2 12.5
13:00 - 13:59 ,— - ---� 3 20.7
14:00 - 14:59 � 1
6.0
15:00 - 15:59 4 10.8
16:00 - 16:59 1 14.0
17:00 - 17:59 _ 1 11.0
18:00 - 18:59 1 12.0
19:00 - 19:59 1 11.0
20:00 - 20:59 1 17.0
211:00 - 21:59 _ — 3 13.0
211:00 - 22:59 0 0.0
23:00 - 23:59 _ 2 8.5
Date: 02/07/2010 Page: 1 Time: 2:01 :PM
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Fire Department:55002
- Cayuga Heights Fire Department Companies:All
Date Range:From 01/01/2010 to 01/31/2010
Box/Zone/Code:All
District:All
Incident Response Performance Analysis situation Found:All
Exclude Mutual Aids:No
Exclude Exposures:No
Response Tirne
Response Time
(Minutes) Number of Incidents Totals Additional
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2-3 — 27 Incident#: 2010-100043
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(Minutes) Number of Incidents Totals Additional
0 4 35 Longest Time: 16.0
5-9 11 Incident#: 2010-100014
10-14 2
Average Time: 3.7
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>25 0
Incident Length
Incident Length
(Minutes) Number of Incidents Totals Additional
0-29 40 Longest Time: 7&0
30-59 8 Incident#: 2010-100041
60-89 1
Average Time: 20.5
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120-149 0
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