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JACKSONVILLE FIRE & RESCUE DEPARTMENT Keith Powers, Interim Director/Fire Chief O UR M ISSION The Jacksonville Fire & Rescue Department is committed to protecting life, property, and the environment of our great city and county


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JACKSONVILLE FIRE & RESCUE DEPARTMENT

Keith Powers, Interim Director/Fire Chief

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OUR MISSION

The Jacksonville Fire & Rescue Department is committed to protecting life, property, and the environment of our great city and county through progressive and professional activities of our five divisions to make things better for those who call.

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  • 4 battalions
  • 58 fire stations
  • 3 rotating 24-hour shifts (A, B, C)

Every fire engine, squad, ladder, rescue and fire boat is ALS Paramedic staffed

  • 362 firefighters are on duty daily
  • All firefighters cross trained as EMTs
  • 67 percent of firefighters are also Paramedics

The Jacksonville Fire & Rescue Department is comprised of individuals who provide fire suppression, emergency medical response, fire prevention and all-hazards emergency preparedness services. The department’s services are divided into five divisions/ functions:

OVERVIEW OF SERVICES

Fire Operations Rescue EMS Training Fire/EMS Fire Prevention Emergency Preparedness

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ORGANIZATION

Fire Operations Rescue EMS Training Fire/EMS Fire Prevention Emergency Preparedness

Fire Suppression Special Ops Hazardous Materials Marine/ARFF Response Fleet Maintenance Ocean Rescue Facility Maintenance Equipment & SCBAs Rescue/Medical Medical Direction (MD) 9-1-1 Communications Information Services Health & Safety Quality Improvement Special Events Fire/EMS Training Physical Ability Testing Fitness & Wellness Credentialing Policy Management Professional Growth Education/Tuition Fire Marshal Fire Safety Inspections Building Plans Review Public Education Smoke Detectors Nuisance Abatement Code Enforcement Disaster Recovery Emergency Sheltering Homeland Security Grants Management Logistical Support Community Outreach Planning

Administration & Finance

Procurement Payroll Accounts Receivable Workers Compensation EMS Billing Budget Medical Supplies Fire Explorer Program

Fire Chief City of Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry

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JFRD BY THE NUMBERS

58

FIRE STATIONS

840

SQUARE MILES COVERAGE AREA UNIFORMED FIREFIGHTERS

1,345

CIVILIAN ADMIN PERSONNEL

60

9-1-1 DISPATCH COMMS OFFICERS

40 59

OCEAN RESCUE LIFEGUARDS PARAMEDICS

854

$34 MILLION OPERATING

$212,264,887 151,237

TOTAL CALLS IN 2018

129,032

TOTAL EMS CALLS

16,734

TOTAL FIRE/NON- MEDICAL CALLS

7,631

TOTAL NON- EMERGENCY CALLS TOTAL PATIENT TRANSPORTS

82,800

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JFRD APPARATUS

ENGINES/SQUADS

57 13

LADDERS/AERIALS

56

RESCUES BRUSH/WOODS TRUCKS

9

FIRE BOATS

4

AIRCRAFT FIREFIGHTING

4

WATER TANKER PUMPERS

11

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HOW ARE WE DOING?

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EMERGENCY OCCURS 9-1-1 CALL RECEIVED

20

APPARATUS DISPATCHED FIREFIGHTERS RESPOND FIREFIGHTERS ARRIVE PATIENT TRANSPORTED ARRIVAL AT HOSPITAL AVERAGE PROCESSING TIME

SEC

AVERAGE TURN OUT TIME 4

SEC MIN SEC

12

AVERAGE TRAVEL TIME

MIN

AVERAGE SCENE TIME

12

13SEC 9 34

MIN SEC

AVERAGE TRANSPORT TIME

27 MIN

SEC

18

AVERAGE TIME FROM 9-1-1 CALL RECEIVED TO ARRIVAL AT HOSPITAL

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COMMUNITY OUTREACH

  • A fire engine to attend their community function (standby)
  • A fire station tour
  • A fire safety presentation

Citizens can easily request:

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NEIGHBORHOOD WALKS & TOWN HALLS

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OPIOID CRISIS

  • Opioid Pilot Project (Project Save Lives)
  • Council Special Subcommittee (monthly)
  • JFRD sits on Opioid Trust Fund board
  • JFRD is largest contributor of data
  • Town halls & speaking engagements
  • Routinely supports council members

when speaking on this issue (Chamber

  • f Commerce, Senator Marco Rubio

visit, Commissioner Adam Putnam visit, etc.)

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“You can’t manage what you can’t measure”

  • Peter Drucker -
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STATION 61 GROUND BREAKING JUNE 25TH STATION 73 GRAND OPENING JUNE 28TH

GROUND BREAKINGS & GRAND OPENINGS

RESCUE 4 GRAND OPENING NORMANDY PARK ER GROUND BREAKING STATION 73 GROUND BREAKING

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FIRE PREVENTION (FIRE MARSHAL)

  • Responsible for enforcing fire code so incidents

don’t happen.

  • Examples of code enforcement: business fire

safety inspections, overcrowding complaints, burn permits, building plans review, certificates of

  • ccupancy and use, access and ingress to alleys

for fire protection, etc.

  • When a business is found with a violation, the

goal is to assist the owner in correcting the

  • problem. The goal is code compliance (safety).
  • The Fire Marshal’s involvement can be a double-

edged sword. We can either work with property

  • wner to correct the problem or we can shut

down a business, function and/or issue a citation.

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CITIZEN PLANNING ADVISORY COMMITTEE

  • District 1 (Urban Core)
  • District 2 (Arlington/Beaches)
  • District 3 (Southeast)
  • District 4 (Southwest)
  • District 5 (Northwest)
  • District 6 (North)

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CONNECT

WITH JFRD

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MONTHLY NEWSLETTER

(AVAILABLE ONLINE)

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MONTHLY REPORTS

(AVAILABLE ONLINE)

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ANNUAL REPORTS (AVAILABLE ONLINE)