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City of Scottsdale Fire Department Arizona City of Scottsdale Fire Department Arizona Standards of Coverage and Deployment Plan 2015 Standards of Coverage and Deployment Plan Scottsdale Fire Department, Arizona Introduction The following report serves as the Scottsdale Fire Department Standards of Coverage and Deployment Plan. It follows closely the Center for Fire Public Safety Excellence (CPSE) Standards of Coverage model that develops written procedures to determine the distribution and concentration of a fire and emergency service agency’s fixed and mobile resources. The purpose for completing such a document is to assist the agency in ensuring a safe and effective response force for fire suppression, emergency medical services, and specialty response situations. Creating a Standards of Coverage and Deployment Plan document requires that a number of areas be researched, studied, and evaluated. This report will begin with an overview of both the community and the agency. Following this overview, the plan will discuss areas such as risk assessment, critical task analysis, agency service level objectives, and distribution and concentration measures. The report will provide analysis of historical performance and will conclude with policy and operational recommendations. ESCI extends its appreciation to the elected officials and members of the City of Scottsdale, the Scottsdale Fire Department, and all others who contributed to this plan. i Standards of Coverage and Deployment Plan Scottsdale Fire Department, Arizona Table of Contents Introduction ...................................................................................................................................... i Table of Contents .............................................................................................................................. iii Table of Figures ............................................................................................................................... vii Executive Summary ............................................................................................................................1 Recommendations ................................................................................................................................ 4 Component A – Description of Community Served ..............................................................................6 Organization Overview.............................................................................................................................. 6 Governance and Lines of Authority ....................................................................................................... 6 Organizational Finance ......................................................................................................................... 6 Service Area Overview .............................................................................................................................. 8 Component B – Review of Services Provided.......................................................................................9 Services Provided ...................................................................................................................................... 9 Assets and Resources .............................................................................................................................. 13 Fire Stations ........................................................................................................................................ 13 Station Location and Deployment ....................................................................................................... 13 Apparatus............................................................................................................................................ 14 Staffing Information ................................................................................................................................ 16 Organizational Structure ..................................................................................................................... 16 Administration and Support Staff ....................................................................................................... 16 Emergency Services Staff .................................................................................................................... 17 Insurance Services Office Public Protection Classification ..................................................................... 20 Current Service Delivery Objectives ........................................................................................................ 21 Component C – Review of the Community Expectations for Type and Level of Service ....................... 22 Stakeholder Input ................................................................................................................................ 22 Summary of Discussions ...................................................................................................................... 22 Community Outcome Goals ................................................................................................................ 24 Component D – Community Risk Assessment ................................................................................... 25 Overall Geospatial Characteristics .......................................................................................................... 25 Geographic and Weather-Related Risks ................................................................................................. 27 iii Standards of Coverage and Deployment Plan Scottsdale Fire Department, Arizona Weather Risk ....................................................................................................................................... 27 Flood Risk ............................................................................................................................................ 27 Wildfire Risk ........................................................................................................................................ 28 Transportation Risks ............................................................................................................................... 28 Roads .................................................................................................................................................. 29 Railroads ............................................................................................................................................. 30 Airport ................................................................................................................................................. 30 Physical Assets Protected........................................................................................................................ 31 Congregational ................................................................................................................................... 31 Schools/Day Care ................................................................................................................................ 32 Medical and Congregate Care Facilities ............................................................................................. 33 Other Critical Infrastructure ................................................................................................................ 34 Structural Risks.................................................................................................................................... 36 Terrorism ............................................................................................................................................. 40 Development and Population Growth .................................................................................................... 41 Current Population Information .......................................................................................................... 41 Risk Classification .................................................................................................................................... 44 Historic System Response Workload ...................................................................................................... 45 Temporal Analysis ............................................................................................................................... 46 Spatial Analysis ................................................................................................................................... 49 Station and Unit Workload Analysis ....................................................................................................... 52 Fire Station Workload ......................................................................................................................... 52 Response Unit Workload ..................................................................................................................... 53 Mutual and Automatic Aid .................................................................................................................. 55 POPULATION FORECAST ......................................................................................................................... 56 Incident Workload Projection ................................................................................................................
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