sylvania township fire department june 2016 monthly report

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Sylvania Township Fire DepartmentSylvania Township Fire Department

JUNE 2016 Monthly Report

Our mission is to prevent and minimize the loss of life and property damage from fire to our citizens and visitors; to provide high quality emergency medical services; to mitigate the

consequences of natural and man-made disasters; and to provide non-emergency support services within our realm of

expertise through highly skilled, trained and dedicated personnel.

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FIRE RESPONSES


FIRE SERVICE CALLS BY TYPE INCIDENTS RESPONSES

Fire 1 - (Structure Fires, Fires in Mobile Property Used as a Fixed Structure, Mobile Property (Vehicle) Fires, Natural Vegetation Fires, Outside Rubbish Fires, Special Outside Fires, Cultivated Vegetation/Crop Fires)

Sta 1) 4 Sta 2) 2 Sta 3) 4 Sta 4) 0

Sta 1) 1 Sta 2) 2 Sta 3) 1 Sta 4) 2 Command: 10 FSO: 2

Over Pressure Rupture, Explosion, Overheat (No Fire) 2 - None None

Rescue & Emergency Medical Service 3 - (Medical Assist, Emergency Medical Service (EMS), Lock In, Search For Lost Person, Extrication/Rescue, Water or Ice Related Rescue, Electrical Rescue)

Sta 1) 99 Sta 2) 90 Sta 3) 83 Sta 4) 48

Sta 1) 109 Sta 2) 92 Sta 3) 90 Sta 4) 53 Command: 17 FSO 64: 0 Medic 61: 27 Echo 61: 0 Utility 64: 0

Hazardous Condition (No Fire) 4 - (Combustible/Flammable Spills & Leaks, Chemical Release/Reaction/or Toxic Condition, Radioactive Condition, Electric Wiring/Equipment Problem, Biological Hazard, Accident/Potential Accident, Explosive/Bomb Removal, Attempted Burning/Illegal Action)

Sta 1) 5 Sta 2) 5 Sta 3) 6 Sta 4) 4

Sta 1) 6 Sta 2) 5 Sta 3) 8 Sta 4) 8 Command: 9 Medic 61: 0

Service Call 5 - (Person In Distress, Water Problem, Smoke/Odor Problem, Animal Problem or Rescue, Public Service Assistance, Unauthorized Burning, Cover Assignment)

Sta 1) 17 Sta 2) 19 Sta 3) 12 Sta 4) 9


Good Intent Call 6 - (Dispatched & Cancelled En Route, Wrong Location/No Emergency Found, Controlled Burning, Vicinity Alarm, Steam/Other Gas Mistaken For Smoke, Haz-Mat Release Investigation With No Haz-Mat)

Sta 1) 2 Sta 2) 9 Sta 3) 1 Sta 4) 0

Sta 1) 2 Sta 2) 9 Sta 3) 2 Sta 4) 0 Command: Medic 61: 0 LS6: 0

False Alarm & False Call 7 - (Malicious/Mischievous False Alarm, Bomb Scare, System or Detector Malfunction, Unintentional System/Detector Operation (No Fire), Biohazard Scare)

Sta 1) 11 Sta 2) 6 Sta 3) 7 Sta 4) 3


Severe Weather, Natural Disaster 8 - None None

Special Incident Type 9 - (Citizen Complaint) Sta 1) 0 Sta 2) 0 Sta 3) 0 Sta 4) 0


Out of District 1 1

TOTALS FOR JUNE 449 602

YEAR TO DATE TOTALS 2566 3110

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RESCUE RESPONSES


EMS SERVICE CALLS BY TYPE JUNE 2016 TOTALS

Abdominal Pain 6

Allergies 2

Animal Bite 0

Assault 3

Back Pain 1

Breathing Problem 34

Burns 0

CO Poisoning/ Hazmat 0

Cardiac Arrest 1

Chest Pain 29

Choking 0

Convulsions/Seizure 11

Diabetic Problem 8

Drowning 1

Electrocution 1

Eye Problem 0

Fall Victim 23

Headache 0

Heart Problems 4

Heat/Cold Exposure 0

Hemorrhage/Laceration 5

Industrial Accident/Inaccessible Incident//Other Entrapment 0

Ingestion/Poisoning 8

Injured Person 23

Pregnancy/Childbirth 0

Psychiatric Problems 14

Sick Person 78

Stab/Gunshot Wound 0

Stroke/CVA 13

Traffic Accident 31

Traumatic Injury 7

Unconscious/Fainting 26

Unknown Problem/Man Down 11

Transfer Interfacility/Palliative Care 0

MCI (Mass Casualty Incident) 0

TOTAL FOR JUNE 340

YEAR TO DATE TOTAL 1951

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Mutual & Automatic Aid Given Incidents

STFD responded to four (4) mutual aid given and five (5) automatic aid given incidents in JUNE.

MUTUAL AID GIVEN

Incident #16-0001836

On 05/07/2016, STFD provided one (1) unit and three (3) crew members for mutual aid given @ 5272 Monroe St by Toledo Fire & Rescue Department for a EMS

Call.

Incident # 16-0002099 (2) incidents

On 05/24/2016, Springfield and Toledo Fire & Rescue Fire Departments provided mutual aid given to Sylvania Township Fire Department for a Structure Fire.

Incident # 16-0002198

On 05/31/2016, Sylvania Township Fire Department provided mutual aid given for Springfield Township Fire Department standby, cover assignment at Bancroft and Old

Mill RD.

AUTOMATIC AID GIVEN


On 05/02/2016, Springfield Township Fire provided one (1) unit and three (3) crew members for an incident at 5000 S Main St for a structure Fire.

Incident #16-0001823 On 05/07/2016, STFD provided two (2) unit and six (6) crew members for an

automatic aid given incident in Springfield Township at 8433 Colt Road to Springfield Township Fire for and an Assist Invalid.

Incident # 16-0001939

On 05/14/2016, STFD provided automatic aid to Springfield Township Fire Department at 2156 The Bluff’s for a cooking fire, that was confined to a container.

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Mutual & Automatic Aid Given Incidents

STFD responded to one (1) mutual aid given and four (4) automatic aid given incidents in JUNE.

AUTOMATIC AID GIVEN


On 06/14/2016, STFD provided one (1) unit and three (3) crew members for an incident at 475 SB & MM-8 (no incident found).

Incident #16-0002543 On 06/20/2016, STFD provided one (1) unit and three (3) crew members for an

automatic aid given incident in Springfield Township at 23 NB & MM-8 to Springfield Township Fire for a Motor Vehicle Accident w/injuries.

Incident # 16-0002636

On 06/26/2016, Springfield Township Fire provided automatic aid to STFD at 4963-4965 Burkewood for @ Building Fire.

Incident # 16-0002646

On 06/27/2016, STFD provided one (1) unit and three (3) crew members for automatic aid given to Springfield Township Fire @ 6653 Hill for a Building Fire.

MUTUAL AID GIVEN

Incident # 16-0002686

On 06/29/2016, Toledo Fire & Rescue Department Provided one (1) unit and three (3) crew members for Mutual Aid to STFD for a Motor Vehicle Accident with Injuries @

Monroe St & Whiteford.

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Mutual & Automatic Aid Received Incidents

STFD received Mutual Aid for one (1) incident and Automatic Aid for five (5) incidents in

the month of JUNE.

MUTUAL AID RECEIVED Incident # 16-0002700

On 06/30/2016, Toledo Fire & Rescue provided one unit and (2) crew members for mutual aid received to STFD for a motor vehicle accident with injuries @ Monroe St

and Whiteford

AUTOMATIC AID RECEIVED


On 06/01/2016, Springfield Township Fire Department provided one (1) unit and three (3) crew members for an automatic aid received incident at 7545 W Sylvania Ave. for

an Overheated Motor.

Incident #16-0002390 On 06/11/2016, Springfield Township Fire Department provided one (1) unit and three

(3) crew members for an automatic aid received incident at 3230 N Centennial Rd #8 for a Building Fire.


On 06/12/2016, Springfield Township Fire Department provided one (1) unit and three (3) crew members for an automatic aid received incident at 6034 Red Oak Rd for a

Building Fire.


On 06/29/2016, Springfield Township Fire Department provided one (1) unit and three (3) crew members for an automatic aid received incident at I 475 S/MM-13 for a

Downed Power Line.

Incident #16-0002710 On 06/30/2016, Springfield Township Fire provided one (1) unit and three (3) crew for

an automatic aid received incident at 4911 Burkewood Ct # 104 for a cooking fire contained to the container.

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Medic 61

Medic 61 responded to thirty-seven (37) incidents in the month of JUNE as follows:

#1 District - 7

#2 District - 14 #3 District - 9

#4 District - 7

Of the 37 incidents in the month, nine (9) were cancelled in route.

Medic 61 transported twenty-seven (25) patients during the month as follows:

#1 District to Flower Hospital - 3

#1 District to St. Luke’s Hospital-1

#2 District to Flower Hospital - 7 #2 District to Toledo Hospital - 4

#2 District to St. Anne’s Hospital - 1 #2 District to Mercy Health Center Sylvania - 1

#3 District to Flower Hospital-2

#3 District to St. Anne’s Hospital– 1 #3 District to St. Vincent’s Hospital– 1

#4 District to Flower Hospital - 2

#4 District to Toledo Hospital - 2

There were one (1) patients during the month of JUNE that were transported by

private vehicle in lieu of waiting for an ambulance to respond.

There were two (2) patients during the month of JUNE that were transported by GOLF CART TRANSPORT.

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Community Risk Reduction

Public Safety Education

During the month of June, STFD assisted at six (6) School Fire Drills and installed three

(3) smoke alarms in one (1) homes. There were one (1) safety tours conducted at the fire stations.

Building and Project Plan Reviews

Notable Projects

Fire Prevention/Community Risk Reduction conducted nine (9) plan reviews in June, seven (7) license inspections for preschools, daycare facilities and/or home

inspections for adoption and foster care, six (6) final acceptance tests for installed or upgraded fire protection systems or new businesses, one (1) Freedom of Information

Act Requests, three (3) inspections with the State Fire Marshal’s Office and four (4) consultation requests from local businesses for safety and fire protection needs.

Fire Crews completed two-hundred ninety-four (294) inspections and

re-inspections in June.

Chief Froelich finished up state mandated training to staff at a local nursing care center

at the request of the State Fire Marshal office, worked with township and city police to provide emergency incident planning and preparation to the school system. Fire Crews

assisted 2 days each week (Fire day & Ems day) for both Safety City and Safety Town this month, providing fire safety education to the children as well as explaining to them

what we do to help people during a medical emergency or injury. We also were at the graduation ceremonies for each week.

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FIRE TRAINING BUREAU

Achieving proficiency and professionalism through training and education.

Your Sylvania Township Fire Department has highly trained professionals that conduct

Extensive year-round training activities to maintain and improve their skills

In a variety if disciplines to help our personnel to perform the wide variety of missions they

may be assigned as the role of the Firefighter-Paramedic continues to evolve.

We are continuing to develop our Training Programs to instill a standard format. During the

month of June, we built upon the training that we conducted in May. The emphasis was to put

the skills together while conducting Engine Company evolutions based on NFPA 1410

scenarios.. We continued our focus to incorporate our newer employees to refine the hands-on

skills that they need to be successful.

All Personnel attended training that covered scenario-based hands-on training combining

multiple skills including: TW63 Operations & trouble-shooting; Engine Company Basic Pumps,

Single line-deployment, multiple-line deployment, hose pulls & proper reloading, working from

the FDC & Standpipe; Deck-gun & Master stream deployment: Incident command and

communications.

We also participated in the 2016 Safety Stand Down, which is a joint initiative of the National

Volunteer Fire Council (NVFC) and the International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC). The event

is coordinated by the NVFC and the IAFC Safety, Health and Survival Section, and is supported

by national and international fire and emergency service organizations as well as health and

safety-related organizations and agencies. The focus was on training and education related to

this year’s theme: “The First 5 Minutes-Stretching the Initial Hose Line, Putting Water on the

Fire.

LCEMS Continuing Education

# of Personnel Training Hours

Completed Target Training

Hours

63 252 252

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FIRE TRAINING BUREAU CONTINUED

Lucas County EMS CE during June covered Trauma and updates for the upcoming Rescue Task Force Training in September.

Sylvania Fire & EMS currently has 61 of the 62 Full-time Employees that are Paramedics. Over 1300 hours of training were conducted in June.

The ability to improve our service is generated through many ideas and initiatives that originate from

Our personnel, It is their values, energy, commitment and compassion that drive many of the Fire

Training Bureau’s functions, programs, and activities that support the accomplishment of our

Mission of providing excellent service to the community.

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JUNE OVERTIME

FUNDED OVERTIME:

EMS/FIRE RUN HOLD OVER: 1.25 hrs TRAINING: 224 hrs

FUNDED OVERTIME 23 hrs OVERTIME 33.42 hrs

STAFFING: 163.17 hrs

TOTAL: 444.84 HRS

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NEW FULL TIME FIRE-PARAMEDICS HIRED IN DECEMBER 2015

Left to Right

Back row: Chief Jeff Kowalski, Jason Fritz, Ben Coppes, Kurtis Baumgartner, Deputy Chief Mike Ramm

Front Row: Jaime Sesock, Gregg Shadler

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NEW FULL TIME FIRE-PARAMEDIC ZACH MIRAMONTES

HIRED IN MAY 2016

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RETIRED FIRE-PARAMEDICS

Left to Right: Deputy Chief Mike Froelich, Chief Jeff Kowalski, Lt. Bud Crosby, Doug Born, Deputy Chief Mike Ramm and Lt. Dean Boyers. (4/11/1994-5-6-2016) (7/7/1997-10/11/2015) (6/16/1993 –6/19/2015)

Missing is Scott Smith ( 4/18/1990– 2/3/2015)

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SAFETY CITY

CHILDREN HAVING FUN TRYING THE

HOSE OUT

SAFETY HOUSE PRACTICING SAFE

ACCESS IN CASE OF EMERGENCY

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SAFETY CITY

DEMONSTRATION OF GEAR BEING PUT ON BEFORE FIRES

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SAFETY CITY

DEMONSTRATION OF GEAR BEING PUT ON BEFORE FIRES

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SAFETY CITY

DEMONSTRATING HOW TO COVER FACE IN FIRE

AND WHAT IS ON THE FIRE TRUCKS

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SAFETY CITY

EMS DEMONSTRATIONS

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SAFETY CITY

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THANK YOU

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