Emergency Services Department. Presentation to Priorities Committee May 3rd, 2006
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1 Emergency Services Department Presentation to Priorities Committee May 3rd, 2006
2 Emergency Medical Services Presented By: Joe Nicholls Chief, EMS
3 Current Service Certified provider of ambulances services (recertifying in October 2006) Advanced Life Support Service Advanced Care Paramedics - 42 Primary Care Paramedics 57 Coverage area consists of approx. 5,000 km 2 Travel over one million kilometers annually
4 Current Service Seamless EMS coverage is provided with Peak Demand Days (Mon Fri) 10 Ambulances (6 ACP Emergency, 4 PCP Demand) 4 Paramedic Response Units (4 ACP) Night Demand (Mon Sun) 7 Ambulances (6 ACP, 1 PCP) 3 Paramedic Response Units (1 ACP, 2 PCP) Weekend Demand Days (Sat Sun) 8 Ambulances (5 ACP, 3 PCP) 4 Paramedic Response Units (4 ACP)
5 Call Volumes & 90 th Percentile Emergency Response Time Greater Sudbury Response Tim es from : Time (mm:ss) 12:46 12:02 11:19 10:36 09:53 09:10 08:26 07:43 07:00 12 : : : : : : : :48 09: : Call Volume Year Assumpt ion of service December 3, Response Times Codes 1 and 2 Codes 3 and 4 Code 8
6 EMS Highlights ACP Training Program (28 PCP s trained as ACP s locally) System Status Plan Non Urgent Transfer Working Group EMS Fleet is monitored via AVL/GPS tracking mysudbury.ca EMS Training website was launched April 2006 Mobile computers installed into the EMS fleet with Locator Program April 2006
7 EMS Highlights Funding enhancements $707,429 to the grant (annualized) $329K Medical Equipment (one-time) $98K Locator (one-time) $14K AVL (annualized) Supervisors trained in BEM and Site Management at CEPC Leadership Role in EMS Infection Control on a National Level
8 EMS Highlights Improved Response Capacity Emergency Support Unit retrofit Special Operations Trailer Remote Response Vehicle Argo has been made available to City Police along with operational training
9 Current and Future EMS Challenges FUNDING Gap is growing annually In 2005, the Ministry paid only 40% of CGS budgeted EMS costs CONTROL OF DISPATCH - CGS EMS does not control our resources - the Ministry does Ministry has maintained the legislated authority for dispatching ambulances, despite the fact that the City has the responsibility to meet legislated standards and regulations EMERGENCY CALL VOLUME - Emergency call volume is increasing 7% annually Emergency calls expected to double over the next 10 years.
10 Current and Future EMS Challenges NON-URGENT TRANSFERS Non urgent transfers utilize emergency response units to move non acute patients CALL DATA Accuracy of ADAS call data is very poor OFF LOADING DELAYS 30 hrs. monthly are lost to off loading delays impacting response times and BEC CROSS BORDER BILLING O. Reg 129/99 allows municipalities to bill one another for calls that originate in another municipality
11 Fire Services Presented by: Donald Donaldson Fire Chief
12 Legislative Responsibilities Fire Protection and Prevention Act, 1997, S.O This Act regulates Fire Departments in the Province. They are a municipal responsibility. Follow three lines of defense: Public Fire Safety Education Regulation and Code enforcement Emergency response Establishing & Regulating By Law Provides legal authority for Fire Departments to perform its functions.
13 Current Services 25 Fire Stations 4 career, 1 composite, 20 volunteer Fire and rescue response Ice water rescue Auto extrication Hazardous materials Summer Fall, 2006
14 Three Lines of Defense in the Greater Sudbury Fire Services Public Fire Safety Education Regulation & Code Enforcement Emergency Response
15 Successes Master Fire Plan Establishing & Regulating By law Ice water rescue program Public Education program Fire Prevention and code enforcement Emergency response more standardized Hazardous materials training has started
16 Successes Our people Choir Auto extrication competition teams Combat Challenge team General community support
17 Current - Future Challenges Capital funding envelope needs to be there fleet and equipment. Increased demand for services who are you going to call? Public expectations more for less? Volunteer dependence - we need the volunteer Firefighters.
18 Emergency Management Presented by: Tim P. Beadman Director of Emergency Management
19 Emergency Management Program Legislation - Emergency Management Act Essential Level December 31, 2004 Enhanced Level December 31, 2005 Comprehensive Level December 31, 2007
20 Emergency Management Program Essential Level Certificate presented by Emergency Management Ontario s Commissioner Julian Fantino May 5, 2005
21 Emergency Management Program PROGRAM ACTIVITIES 2005/06 Basic Emergency Management (BEM) 2005 BEM 20 participants BEMTT 5 participants 2006 BEM 27 participants to date Additional 3 sessions scheduled with approximately 60 participants
22 Emergency Management Program PROGRAM ACTIVITIES 2005/06 Table Top Exercise May 31 st, 2005 Participants CGS Community Control Group Scenario rail car derailment carrying a hazardous material
23 Emergency Management Program Table Top Exercise Objectives: Exercise the CGS ERP Exercise the CCG emergency response procedures Encourage decision making, communication, cooperation, and coordination of the CCG Test the management of information Assist the CCG to become familiar with the implementation CGS ERP PROGRAM ACTIVITIES 2005/06 Assess the CCG media relations and briefing skills Develop a list of recommendations to improve operations of coordination, and the business cycle process within the EOC Evaluate and make recommendations to improve the ERP
24 Emergency Management Program PROGRAM ACTIVITIES 2005/06 Canadian Emergency Preparedness College - Ottawa Five participants 2006 YTD 6 participants Scheduled 14 participants
25 Emergency Management Program Public Awareness Program based on RISKS Website Emergency Preparedness Week May 7 to 13, 2006 Have it in the Bag
26 Emergency Management Program Supporting plans - Pandemic Influenza Plan Partnership with GSEMPC Health Care Sector Interagency Pandemic Plan Pandemic Table Top Exercises Fall 2006
27 Emergency Management Program Joint Emergency Preparedness Program (JEPP) Funding 2004/05 Federal Funding $8,500 Decontamination Shelter 2005/06 Federal Funding $143,000 CBRN Equipment (Master Fire Plan) $68,000 EOC Equipment 2006/07 seeking funding $200,000 for variety of projects related to public safety
28 Emergency Management Program Comprehensive Program Elements Challenges 2006/07 Bill 56 (21) development of Red Cross approved Public Emergency Evacuation sites development of a Municipal Emergency Operations Centre in accordance with the Provincial Incident Management System (PIMS) development and implementation of a Municipal Prevention Plan development and implementation of a Municipal Mitigation Plan developing a response strategy for identified hazards designating dangerous goods routes developing a Municipal Evacuation Plan development and implementation of a Municipal Continuity of Operations/ Business Continuity Plan
29 Comments/Questions?
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