CENTRAL CALAVERAS FIRE & RESCUE PROTECTION DISTRICT

Chief’s Report 9 January 2003

1. Emergency Calls:

Medical Aid 13

Motor Vehicle Accidents 6

Public Service Assist 4

Emergency Standby 3

Structure Fires 3

Smoke Checks 2

False Alarm 1

Total 32

2. Training: There were three training sessions in December with an average attendance of sixteen. Subjects of study were: (EMS) Heat and Cold Emergencies, Tire Chains Training, Auto Extrication, Blood-Born Pathogens.

3. Personnel: Awaiting new female volunteer firefighter application.

4. Building and Grounds: On-going!

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Station #5:

5. Apparatus: R-121’s back in service (Box), R-123 out of service (Box) in Sonora for repairs, P-122 still awaiting glow-plug replacement, Upgraded R-123’s alternator so batteries don’t fail.

6. Chiefs Association: Completed and submitted the 2003 Calaveras County ICS Positions /Courses/Qualifications Matrix to CDF’s Division Chief Keith Larkin, Calif. Incident Command Certification System Training Seminar Saturday, 01/18/03 @ 0900-1300-hrs Angels Camp Fire on system implementation for fire agencies, Volunteered to be on Operations Committee for Chief’s Assn, Board of Supervisors Meeting 01/09/03 to discuss EMS/Ambulance Task Force committee.

7. Miscellaneous: CCFRPD responded to a total of 295 emergency calls for the year 2002, attended Calaveras Foothills Fire Safe Council Meeting 01/07/03, FSCC Mark Valle still forming, next meeting 02/04/03 San Andreas @ 6:00 PM, Mission is to preserve California’s natural and manmade resources by mobilizing all Californians to make their homes, neighborhoods and communities fire safe.