HomeMy WebLinkAbout2001 Enfield Vol Fire Company DocumentsFIRE PROTECTION CONTRACT
TOWN OF ENFIELD
2001
THIS AGREEMENT made this. ( 1T`' day of October, 2000, by and between
the TOWN of ENFIELD, a municipal corporation, of Tompkins County, New York,,
hereinafter called the "TOWN" and the ENFIELD VOLUNTEER FIRE dGWANY,
INC., a corporation organized under the laws of the State of New York, of,the Town of
Enfield, Tompkins County, New York, hereinafter called the "FIRE COMPANIP
AGREEMENT:
WHEREAS, there has been duly established a Fire Protection District which
includes the entire geographic territory of the Town of Enfield and,
WHEREAS, that following a public hearing duly held as provided=,for in Section.
184 of the Town Law of the State of New York, the TOWN is theveby.duly authorized to
contract with the FIRE COMPANY for ,fire protection services and emergency service, in .
case of accidents, calamities or other emergencies in the Enfield Fire ?rot6ction District.
NOW THEREFORE, the TOWN, engages the FIRE COMPANY to provide fire
protection and emergency services to the Enfield Fire ,Protection District inr a term -of
three (3) years commencing,1 January 2001 and ending 31 December 2003 upon the
following terms and conditions:
I . The FIRE COMPANY shall be subject to call for attendance upon any fire
or emergency or any reported fire or emergency occurring in the district. -
2. The FIRE COMPANY shall, when notified by alarm or telephone call or
otherwise of a fire or emergency or reported fire or emergency occurring in the district,
respond and attend without delay with suitable equipment apparatus; and personnel,
including but not limited to in the case of fire, with pumping and hoseapparatus, proceed
with diligence to make every reasonable effort to extinguish said fire, and prevent the loss
of life and/or property in the case of fire, or in the case of emergency; to react
appropriately to prevent the loss of life.
3. The FIRE COMPANY shall keep and maintain in good repair and working
order, suitable and adequate motorized fire -fighting; apparatus, including but not limited
to pumpers, tankers, hoses, ladders and all other necessary fire -fighting tools, implements
and equipment and emergency service equipment to properly discharge its�obligations
hereunder.
4. The FIRE COMPANY agrees to supply the services of a suffcient number
of trained and equipped fire-fighters and emergency medical personnel to properly
discharge its obligations hereunder,. utilizing mutual aid When ;necessary ;
5. The FIRE COMPANY agrees to procure, obtain and maintainin full force
and effect during the term of this agreement, sufficient insurance coverage for the fire-
fighting and emergency apparatus and personnel to be used in discharging its duties
herein, including but not :limited to personal liability, property damage, collision, and
workman's compensation payable to a volunteer fire-fighter as provided b +Section 205
of the General Municipal . Law of the State of New. York: Proof of said coverage's shshall...
be provided to the. 'OWN at the inception of this agreement.
6. The: TOWN acknowledges that the FIRE COMPANY is: a member of _the
Tompkins County Mutual Aid network, and that in the event the fire fi
eappa s-
and personnel of the FIRE COMPANY are out of the district, the FIAE �OMP�NY shall.
arrange through Mutual Aid for fire protection for the district;' as herein C4:d, during
its absence.
7.a For the year 2001, the TOWN agrees, on behalf of*district, to pay the
FIRE COMPANY the sum of one hundred ninety-three thousand one hundred fifty-nine
dollars and no cents ($1>93,159:00), payable in four (4) installments as follows:
1/20/01: $25,000.00
2/20/01: $75,000.00
3/20/01 $25,000.00
5/20/01: $689.159:00
7.b. For the year 2002, the `Town agrees, _on behalf of the district, to pay the
FIRE COMPANY the sum of two hundred three, thousand three hundred sixty-sixdollars
and no cents ($203,366.00), payable in four (4) installments as follows:
1/20/02 $25,000.00
2/20/02. $75,000.04
3/20/02 $25,000.00
5/20/02 $78,366.00
7.c. For the year 2003, the Town agrees, on behalf of the district, to pay the
FIRE COMPANY the sum of two hundred fourteen thousand forty-three dollars and no
cents ($214,043.00), payable in four (4) installments as follows:
1/20/03 $25,000.00
2/20/03 $75,000.00
3/20/03 $25,000.00
5/20/03 $89,043.00
The parties agree that it is not their intention that the cost to the FIRE COMPANY of
responding to spills or other emergencies involving hazardous materials be covered by tYie "
consideration set forth above, but rather that the FIRE COMPANY may be separately
reimbursed by the. TOWN for any such costs of responding to a hazardous materials
emergency from monies which the TOWN may be able to obtain- from other sources,
Available to the TOWN, but not available to the FIRE COMPANY. In the event that an
incident of such type should occur, the 'TOWN shall act in good faith to -collect any such
compensation as may become available. However, in the event that the TOWN is
unsuccessful in collecting funds for such an incident, both parties to this contract agree to
abide by a binding decision as to any amount of compensation as adjudicated by a
committee of five persons, two persons selected by each party to -this agreement and the
fifth member being a senior member of the County Board of Representatives that
represents the Town of Enfield
8. The Town agrees that all monies paid hereunder shall be a charge upon the -
fire protection district and shall be assessed and levied upon the taxable property in the
district and therefore subject to collection with TOWN taxes.
9. The FIRE COMPANY and the TOWN acknowledge that in performing
the terms of this contract, the FIRE COMPANY is performing an essential public
function which is paid for largely by public funds. The parties agree that it is in (heir
mutual interest and in the interest of the public to assist each other in maintaining the
public trust. In order to further these interests, and assist each other in matntaining.the
public trust, the FIRE COMPANY and the TOWN agree to the following:
a. The parties agree to meet a minimum of four times during the year,
or more often, at the request of either parry, to discuss the provision of
FIRE COMPANY services as contained herein. Said meetings shall take
place as a part of the regularly scheduled meetings of the TOWN BOARD
in February, May, August, and November of each year; At said meetings,.
the FIRE COMPANY shall provide to the TOWN BOARD a written
summary of the following:
L Information as to the number and types of calls/responses made
by the FIRE DEPARTMENT since the last report. .
I A synopsis of staffing and training levels of -the FIRE
COMPANY, including a complete listing of all active-mernbers of the.
FIRE COMPANY..
iii. A statement of income and expenses as thoy.relate to the
activities of the FIRE COMPANY under this contract. On an annual
basis, at the close of the Fire Company's fiscal year, the Fire Company
will provide to the Town Board a statement of outstanding debts. This
paragraph does not, however, imply directly or indirectly, approval by -the
TOWN BOARD of the acquisition of any equipment.-
b.
quipment.
b. The TOWN may request by resolution of the Town Board and -shall
pay the expense of an independent audit, by a creditable public accounting .
agency, of the financial records maintained by the FIRE COMPANY .
pertaining solely to the town funds received pursuant to this.cont act and
to the use of said funds in the discharge of the obligations contained -in this .
agreement or any other agreement between the parties since 1 January
1992.
C. The FIRE COMPANY and the TOWN agree to actlin good:faith .
and to take steps to accomplish
the
r audits of the preceding paragraph;
should the TOWN elect me ' . rights. The.FIkE•COMPANY
agrees to provide reasonable access to necessary audit information, as
determined by the independent auditor, when given, reasonable notice of
the same. The Town specifically acknowledges the extensive amount of
time required for the completion of an audit. Accordingly,. any audit
instituted under the terms and conditions of this agreement; shall be so
conducted so as to be completed. as expeditiously as 0 dently;pmlble. --
The TOWN. further agrees to compensate the FIRE COMPANY, an
amount not to exceed $2,000.00 to offset any unusual :expenses incurred
by the FIRE COMPANY in the completion of the aforementioned audit.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have duly executed and delivered this Agreement.
ALICE W. LAt1E
Notary Public State of NOW YO* ENFIELD VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY, INC.
No. 01 LA5044010
Qualified in Tompkins
My Commission Expires May 22. 0 l
BY iw>`
_ 'President
ATTEST: ,u�_
Dated
ALICE W LADE
qty Public State of New Ywt
No. 01 LA5044010
Qualified in Tompkins County
1t CWwWasion Expires May 22,
Enfield Volunteer Fire Company
Incident Type Report (Summary)
Alarm Bate Between {11/01/2001} Arid $01%31%2002}
Incident Type Count
1 Fire
114 Chimney or flue fire, confined to chimney or flue 1
121 Fire in mobile home used as fixed residence 1
131 Passenger vehicle fire 1
151 Outside rubbish, trash or waste fire 1
:4-
3 Rescue & Emergency Medical Service Incidents
300 Rescue, emergency medical (EMS) call, Other
321 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury 19
322 Vehicle accident with injuries 5
25-
4 Hazardous Conditions (No Fire)
424
Carbon monoxide incident
2
2
5 Service
Call
500
Service Cali, Other
1
551
Assist police or other governmental agency
1
552
Police matter
1
571
Cover assignment, standby, moveup
5
8
6 Good
Intent Call
600
Good intent call, Other
1
611
Dispatched & canceled en route
1
631
Authorized controlled burning
1
3
7 False
Alarm & False Call
710
Malicious, mischievous false call, Other
l
712
Direct tie to FD, malicious/false alarm
1 .
730
System malfunction, Other
1
3.
Total Incident Count: 65
02/12/2002 19:14
Percent-
4_44
ercent_
4 . "4 4 $
4.441
2.22
2.22 %
2.22
17.77
2.22
2.22 %-
2.22-'k 2.22'k
6.6fiA
2.22 IS
2.22
2.22 $"
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Feld
Yolunceer
Enfield Volunteer 172 Enfield Main Rd.
Fire Company, Inc, Ithaca, New York 14859
(647) 272-8757
Fire Go.. inC.
1948
Annual Report Summary
EVFC Operations
2001
Active Membership (as of 12/31/01) —44
Junior Firefighters (as of 12/31/01) — 5
Intermediate Emergency .Medical 'Technicians — 1
Basic Emergency Medical Technicians —13
Certified First Responders -- 3
Personnel Hours (total) _ 11,868
Total Responses — 189
Fires — 18
Rescue & Emergency Medical Service Incidents— 116
Hazardous Conditions — 8
Service Calls — 30
Good Intent — 7
False Calls — 8
Special Incident —2
Mutual Aid Given and Received;
Interlaken- Provided -1
Received -0
Ithaca- Provided -2
Received -4
Mecklenburg- Provided -2
Received -2
Newfield- Provided -3
Received -2
Trumansburg- Provided -8
Received -3
West Ranby- Provided -l- :
Received -0
Apparatus Miles,
Engine 601- 590
Engine 602- 1675
Tanker 621- 243
Tanker 622- 586 :
Rescue 642-.754
Rescue 643- 3163
Rescue 644-.63$
Enfield Volunteer Fire Company
Incident Type Report (Summary)
Alarm Date Between {01/01/2001} And
(12/31/2001)
Incident Type
+ bunt .• .
-per,, ,
1 Fire
111
Building fire
2
114
Chimney or flue fire, confined to chimney or flue
2
1•05 %
121
Fire in mobile home used as fixed residence
1
0:52
131
Passenger vehicle fire
2
1,05 �
140
Natural vegetation fire, Other
-1
0.52 Jk
142
Brush, or brush and grass mixture fire
4
2.; —1 x.
143
Grass fire
1
0. 52
151
Outside rubbish, trash or waste.fire .
4
163
Outside gas or vapor combustion explosion
1
0.5216 -
28
9.52•.x." `.
3 Rescue Emergency Medical 3orvide Incidents
300
Rescue, emergency medical (EMS) call; Other
3
1.5$ �
321
EMS tail, excluding vehicle accident with injury
95
-50.26 16
322
Vehicle accident with injuries
15
7.93 $-
323
Motor vehicle pedestrian accident (MV Ped)
1
0.52 $.
350
Extrication, rescue, Other
-2
1.05 $
116.
61.31%
4 Hazardous Conditions (No fire)
400
Hazardous condition, Other
1
0.52,`$."
412
Gas leak (natural gas or LPG)
1
0.52-$"
424
Carbon monoxide incident
3
1.58,t ,
444
Power line down
2
1.05
460
Accident, potential accident, Other
1
0.52 It
5 Service Call
300
Service Cali, Other
1
0.52 $
531
Smoke or odor removal
1
3.
0.52•x;
550
Public service assistance, Other
2
551
Assist police or other governmental agency
1
0.-
552
Police matter
1
0:52 ',-
551
Unauthorized burning
3
571
Cover assignment, standby, moveup"
21
11.11.E
30,
6 Good
Intent Call
02/13!2002 13:37
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Enfield Volunteer Firer Company
Incident Type Report (Summary)
Alarm Date, Between (01/01%20011 And 11.2/31/2001}.
Incident Type
Count. - .":
Percent
600
Good intent call, other
%2
1.05 %
611
Dispatched & canceled en route
']
0.52 %
621
Wrong location
1
0.52
631
Authorized controlled burning
1.05
651.
Smoke scare, odor of.smoke
0.52
7.
3.70 $
7 False Alarm a False Call
710
Malicious, mischievous false call, Other
i°:.
0.52 %
712
Direct tie to FD, malicious/false alarm,
1052
%
713
Telephone, malicious false alarm.
1
0.52
730
System malfunction, other:
]
0.52 t-
733
Smoke detector activation due to malfunction
1
0.52 $`
734
Heat detector activation due to malfunction
1
0:52 $:
740
Unintentional 'transmission of alarm,"Other
i
0.52
743
Smoke detector activation., no fire —unintentional
Z
0.52 %
8
-4.23 8
9 Special incident type
911
Citizen complains
2
1.05 $
2
,;1,.'05 %
Total
Incident Count; 189
Enfield ---7.A
Enfield Volunteer .1 111
172 Enfield Main Rd.
Fire Company, Inc.
Ithaca, New York 14850
Active Membership & Training Level List
February 2002
Baker, John - Firefighter, SCBA Certified Firefighter, apparatus operator, Financial
Secretary
Barriere, Aaron - Currently exempt, serving in the US Army
Barriere, Roy - Firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, NYS certified EMT -D, Ice Rescue
certified, apparatus operator
Berggren, Sherry - Firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, NYS certified EMT -D, = "
Treasurer
Carpenter, Deborah - Firefighter, Basic Firefighter Training pending, NYS certified
EMT -D, Fire Investigator
Clark, Jim - SCBA Certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified
Covert, Art - SCBA Certified Firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, Ice Rescue certified,
apparatus operator
Eisenhardt, Bill - Fire Police
Fields, Jennifer — Probationary Member -
Howser, Anna — Probationary Member, NYS EMT -D pending
Howser, Art — SCBA Certified Firefighter, NYS certified EMT -D, Ice Rescue certified,
Auto Extrication certified, apparatus operator
Howser, Sue - Firefighter, NYS certified EMT -D.
Hubbard, Ray - SCBA certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, Ice and Water
rescue certified, apparatus operator, Fire Investigator, Basic Iiaz. Mat., First Assistant
Chief
Hubbell, Denny - SCBA certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, Ice rescue
certified, apparatus operator, President
Hubbell, Jerry - Department operations certified
Tanning, Larry - SCBA certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, Ice Rescue
certified, Fire Police, apparatus operator
Laue, Eric - Fire Police, Basic Firefighter Training Pending
Laue, Gary - Fire Police, Basic Haz. Mat.
Lauper, Roger - SCBA Certified Firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, Ice Rescue
certified, apparatus operator, Basic Haz. Mat.
May, George - Firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, Ice Rescue certified, apparatus
operator, Basic Haz. Mat., Haz. Mat. Command
Morse, Leven — Currently on Personal Leave of Absence
Neno, Judy - Firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, NYS Certified EMT -D, Ice Rescue
certified
Neno, Rich - SCBA certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, NYS Certified EMT=
D, Ice Rescue certified, Fire Investigator, apparatus operator, Basic Haz. Mat., Haz. Mat.
Command
Nesbitt, Gary - Fire Police, Basic Haz. Mat.
Newport, Jay - Currently exempt, attending college out of town
Orak, John — SCBA Certified Firefighter
Owens, David SCBA Certified Firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, Ice Rescue
certified
Owens, Jean - Firefighter, NYS Certified EMT -D, Fire Investigator, Secretary:
Owens, Mary Firefighter, Fire Investigator
Roach, Mark SCBA Certified Firefighter, apparatus operator, Auto Extrication
certified, Ice Rescue certified, NYS Certified EMT -D, Captain
Rumsey, Jack — Probationary member
Saulsgiver, Larry - SCBA certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, Ice Re--scue
certified, apparatus operator
Sheffield, Charlie - Fire Police, Basic Haz. Mat.
Shevalier, Tanya — Probationary Member
Snyder, Tanya Firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, NYS Certified First Responder
Snyder, Tucker = Probationary Member
Snyder, Wayne - SCBA certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, NYS Certified
First Responder, Ice Rescue certified, Fire Investigator, apparatus operator, Basic Haz.
Mat.
Stevenson, Greg - SCBA certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, NYS Certified
EMT -D, Ice Rescue certified, Fire Investigator, apparatus operator, Haz, Mat. Specialist,
Fire Chief
Stilwell, Greg - SCBA certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, NYS Certified
EMT -D, Ice Rescue certified, Fire Investigator, apparatus operator, basic I4az. Mat., Haz.
Mat. Command, Deputy Fire Chief
Stilwell, Larry - SCBA certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, Ice Rescue
certified, Fire Investigator, apparatus operator, basic Haz. Mat., Vice President, Safety
Officer
Switzer, R.J. - SCBA certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, NYS Certified
EMT -I, Ice Rescue certified, Fire Investigator, apparatus operator, basic Haz. Mat., 2nd
Assistant Chief
Turesik, Scott — Probationary member
Varricchio, Jim Fire Police Captain; NYS Certified First Responder
Weinstein, Brian SCBA certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified; NYS Certified
EMT -D, Ice Rescue certified, apparatus operator,Haz fiat. Specialist, Haz. Mat,
Command
Whittaker, Jim - Firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, NYS Certified EMT -D, Ice
Fescue certified, Fire Investigator, apparatus operator
Whittaker, Wayde -- Firefighter, Auto Extrication certified
Junior Firefighter Members
Carlisle, Anthony
Giles, Ben
Giles, Dominic
Juett, Daisy
Martin, Timothy
Booster Members
Hetherington, Ed
Dane, Roger
1110102
Budget Report
1/1/01 Through 12131/01
Page 1
1/1/01
-
12/31101
Category Description
Actual
Budget
Difference
INCOME
Income
193,159.00
193,159.00
0.00
TOTAL INCOME
—_^--
193°i -53-U0
'I'J:i,it�y,uu
J.UV
EXPENSES
Admin -OSHA
2,530.88
2,560.00
29.12
Admin -Reimburse
2,934.12
3,000:00
65.88
Administration
3,132.29
2,608.00
-524.29
Building -Ground
4,927.96
4,683.00
-244.96
Fire Equipment
10.743.35
9,869.00
-874.35
HIthBSafety
15,714.22
15,749.00
34.78
insurance
26,109.50
24,037.00
-2,072.50
Loans
97,212.85
97,088.00
-124.85
Operations
1,395.83
2,557.00
1,161.17
Rescue
5,235.42
6;23300
997.58 -
Training
1,745.56
2,100.00
354.44
Truck Maint
9,755.00
8,850,00
-905.00
Utilities
11,722.02
12,825-00
1,102.98
TOTAL EXPENSESf5J-00
-1,WU.Uu
OVERALL TOTAL
U.UU
1,UUU.UU
-1,UUU.UU
INCOME
Income
Reserve
TOTAL INCOME
EXPENSES
Admin-OSHA-
Admin-Reimburse
dmin-OSHAAdmin-Reimburse
Administration
Building -Ground
Fire Equipment
HIth&Safety
Insurance
Loans
Operations
Rescue
Training
Truck Maint
Utilities
TOTAL EXPENSES
OVERALL TOTAL
193,159.00
0.00
45,.153.43
513.15
1:itS,;i91:4�i
57:3.15
2,530.88
275.92
2,934,12
533.55
3,132.29
675.33
4,927.96
2;060.29
10,743.35
3,469.95
15,714,22
4;047.78
26,109.50
3,320.00
97,212.85
9,587.73
1,395.83
5-90.55
5,235.42
858.54
1„745.56
410.00
9,755.00
2,235.72
11,722.02
3,348.88
1W,159.UU :17,414.14
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Enfield Volunteer
Fire Company, Inc,
VA
Fire Co., Inc. N
1948
Active Membership & Training Leve -Ust r
+f.
May 2001 » ,
Baker, John - Firefighter, SCBA Certified Firefighter
Barriere, Aaron - Currently exempt, serin the US Army
ving
Barriere, Roy -Firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, NYS certified EMT -Di Ice Rescue
Bet�gen� Sherry
- Firefighter, Firefi hterr e
Auto certified, NYS c
entified EMS' -D
rY
Carpenter, Deborah - Firefighter, Basic Firefighter Training pending, NYS EMT=D.
Clark, Jim - SCBA Certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified
Clemens, Carrie — Currently Exempt, attending school out of town
Covert, Art - SCBA Certified Firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, Ice Rescue certified,
apparatus operator
Eisenhardt, B1- Fire Police
Fields, Jennifer-- Probationary Member
Howser, Art - SCBA Certified Firefighter, NYS certified EMT -D, Ice Rescue -certified;
Auto Extrication certified.
Howser, Sue - Firefighter, NYS certified EMT -D.
Hubbard, Ray - SCBA certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, -Ice and Water
rescue certified, apparatus operator, Fire Investigator, Basic Haz. Mat„ First Assistant
Chief
Hubbell, Denny - SCBA certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified; Ice rescue
certified, apparatus operator, President
Hubbell, Jerry - Department operations certified
Lanning, Larry - SCBA certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, -Ice Rescue
certified, Fire Police, apparatus operator
Lane, Eric - Fire Police, Basic Firefighter, Training Pending
Lane, Gary - Fire Police, Basic Haz. Mat.
Lauper, Roger - SCBA Certified Firefighter, Auto Extrication certified,, Ice Rescue,
certified, apparatus operator, Basic Haz. Mat., Captain
May, George - Firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, Ice Rescue certified, appatatus
operator, Basic Haz. Mat., Haz. Mat. Command i
Morse, Keven — Currently on Personal Leave of Absence ` .
Neno, Judy - Firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, NYS Certified EMT -D, Ice Rescue
:.
certified, Secretary
Neno, Rich - SCBA certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, NYS Certified EMT -
D, Ice Rescue certified, Fire Investigator, apparatus operator, Basic Haz. Mat., Haz. Mat.
Command
Neno, Stephanie - Firefighter, Basic Firefighter Training pending, NYS Certified First
Responder
Nesbitt, Gary - Fire Police, basic Haz. Mat.
Newport, Jay - Currently exempt, attending college out of town
Orak, John — Probationary member
Owens, David — SCBA Certified Firefighter, AutoExtrication certified, Ice Rescue .
certified
Owens, Jean - Firefighter, .NYS Certified EMT -D
Owens, Mary - Firefighter
Roach, Mark - SCBA Certified Firefighter, Certified apparatus operator, Auto
Extrication certified, Ice Rescue certified, Captain
Saulsgiver, Larry - SCBA certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, Ice: Rescue "
certified, apparatus operator, Safety Officer
Sheffield, Charlie - Fire Police, basic Haz. Mat.
Snyder, Tanya - Firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, NYS Certified First Responder. -
Snyder, Wayne - SCBA certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, NYS Certified
First Responder, Ice Rescue certified, Fire` Investigator, apparatus operator, basic. Haz..
Mat.
Stevenson, Greg - SCBA certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified; NYS Certified" - .
r
EMT -D, Ice Rescue certified, Fire Investigator, apparatus operator, Haz. Mat. Specialist,
Fire Chief
Stilwell, Greg - SCBA certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, NYS Certified..
EMT -D, Ice Rescue certified, Fire Investigator, apparatus operator, basic Haz. Mat., Haz:
Mat. Command, Deputy Fire Chief
Stilwell, Larry -SCBA certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, Ice- Rescue
certified, Fire Investigator, apparatus operator, basic Haz. Mat., Vice President
Switzer, R.J. - SCBA certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified; NYS Certified
EMT -D, Ice Rescue certified, Fire Investigator, apparatus operator, basic Haz. Max., 2nd
Assistant Chief
Varricchio, Jim = Fire Police Captain, NYS Certified First Responder
Weinstein, Brian = SCBA certified firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, NYS Certified ,
EMT -D, Ice Rescue certified,apparatus operator, Haz. Mat. Specialist,_ Haz. Mat_.
Command
Whittaker, Jim - Firefighter, Auto Extrication certified, NYS Certified EMT°D," Ice
,
3 !
Rescue certified, Fire Investigator, apparatus operator
Whittaker, Wayde - Firefighter, Auto Extrication certified'
Enfield "Volunteer Fire Company
O t' -n, 'ion
pera ions vis
Chiefs Quarterly Report
May 2001
The following is an update of several ongoing issues related to the operation of the.
Incident Type
1 Fire
Enfield Volunteer Fire Company
P Y
Incident Type Report (Summary)
Alarm Date Between {02/01/2001} And {04/30/2001)
Cott
111 Building fire
142 Brush, or brush and grass mixture fire
151 Outside rubbish, trash or waste fire
3 Rescue & Emergency Medical Service Incidents
300 Rescue, emergency medical (EMS) call, Other.
321 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident:'with injury
322 Vehicle accident with injuries
323 Motor vehicle/pedestrian ac;cident (MV Ped)
4 Hazardous Conditions (No five)
424 Carbon monoxide incident.,
460 Accident, potential accident, Other
5 Service Call
550 Public service assistance, Other
571 Cover assignment, standby, moveup
6 Good Intent Call
631 Authorized controlled burning
7 False Alarm & False Call
734 Heat detector activation due to malfunction
743 Smoke detector activation, no fire - unintentional
Total Incident Count:
05/03/2001 16:11
1
-3
1
5
�1
29,
4
:1-
35
.. 2
3.92
l
1.96 A
.:.3
�--
4 -
7.84 $ _
5
PageI
1
1..-96A
11
964.E
2
:3,.--
3:Page
PageI
Property Use
Count
Percent
00
3
5-.-88$
200
Educational
213
Elementary school, including kindergarten
1
1.968
1
1.96
400
Residential
400
Residential, Other
1
1.9-
419
1 or 2 family dwelling
3364.70°0,
395
. 66 66,t "
600
Industrial, Utility, Defense, 2�lgrculture, mining
659
Livestock production
1
1,96
900
Outside or special property
-"
931
Open land or field
3
5 $8s
935
Campsite with utilities
1
1•.96$
938
Graded and cared-for plots of land
1
1.96$
960
Street, Other
1
1 96$
961
Highway or divided highway
5"
9 80k
F'
962
Residential street, road or residential driveway
1
19,6$-"'"
78
23.:524
Total Incident Count: 51
05/03/2001 16:15 Fuge
Day of Alarm
111 Building fire
Friday
Count
1
Percentage
142 Brush, or brush and grass mixture fire
1.96 %
Monday
1
1.96
%
Thursday
1
1.96
%
Saturday
1
1.9.6
%
151 Outside rubbish, trash or
waste fire
Monday
1
1.96
%
300 Rescue, emergency medical
(EMS) call,.
Other
Sunday
l
1.96
%
321 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident
with
injury
Sunday
4
7.84
%
Monday
4
7.84
%
Tuesday
3
5.88
%
Wednesday
2
3.92
%
Thursday
6
11.76
Friday
5
9.80
%
Saturday
5
9.80
%
322 Vehicle accident with injuries
Sunday
1 1.96
Monday
1 1:96'%
Friday
1 1.96 %
Saturday
1 1.96 %
323 Motor vehicle/pedestrian accident (MV Ped)
Thursday 1 1.96 %
05/03/2001 16:14
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Day of Alarm Count Percentage
424 Carbon monoxide incident
Thursday 1
1.96
%
Friday 1
1.96
%
460 Accident, potential accident, Other
Sunday 1
1.96
550 Public service assistance, Other
Monday 1
1.96
%
571 Cover assignment, standby, moveup
Sunday 3
5.88
%
Wednesday 1
1.96
%
631 Authorized controlled burning
Saturday 1
1.96
% ;
734 Heat detector activation due to malfunction
Monday 1
1.96
%
743 Smoke detector activation, no fire -
unintentional
Monday 1
1.96
05/03/2001 16:14 Page 2';;
Station #
1
05/03/2001 16:17
05/03/2001
Page
r
Budget Report
1/1/01 Through 4/11/01
4/30/01
1/1/01
Category Description Actual
INCOME
Income
TOTAL INCOME
EXPENSES
Admin -OSHA
Admin -Reimburse
Administration
Building -Ground
Fire Equipment
HPth&Safety
Insurance
Loans
Operations
Rescue
Training
Truck Maint
Utilities
TOTAL EXPENSES
OVERALLTOTAL
Page 1
4/11/01
Budget Difference
125,000.00
193,159.00
-68,159:00 .
125,000,UU
193;15y UU-
_08.1pumb
1,879.52
2,560.00,';
880:48`,
1,743.94
3,000.00"
1,,216":'
1,042.90
2,608.00'
1,585:10..
;'•
1,109.284,683.00
3;573.7
3,438.88
9,869.00
3,064,97
15,749.00;
14,333.00
24,637.001'
64,230.18
'a7;C68.00T
3;85782:.; .; t
789.40
2,657.00:,
2,495.67
6,2P8,00
3,737;33: ='
766.59
2,1,00.00_
1;333:41,`
3,322.80
8 850.00.
S,SO
8,685:4
4,139.53
12,825.00 i
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