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Laurel Emergency Services Report created 4/22/22:
2020
1090 requests for service
159 times LEMS was unavailable
72 times AMR was unavailable
288 responses in Ward 5 = 27% of calls outside of the city of Laurel
2021
1228 requests for service
135 times LEMS was unavailable
34 times AMR was unavailable
318 responses in Ward 5 = 26% of calls outside of the city of Laurel
Recent Month Summary:
March 2022:
**3 times the QRU responded and the patient refused / no transport to hospital or no patient found and 1 time the QRU paramedic rode in with AMR BLS unit to transport
*21 responses in Ward 5 = 23 % of calls outside of the city of Laurel
Requests 91
Missed Calls 9=10 %
Shortest Delay 2 minutes
Longest Delay 31 minutes
Average Delay 20 minutes
Fire Driver Available 28 times
City Driver Available 1 time
QRU Response With 1 Provider 4 times **
On A Previous Call 1 times
No Crew / Provider Available 5 times
AMR Transported or Responded 5 times
Red Lodge Transported 0 times
HELP Flight Transported 0 times
Columbus Transported 0 times
Joliet Transported 0 time
Park City Transported 0 time
PD Assisted Pt no transport 0 time
FD Assisted Pt no transport 1 time
POV Transport 2 times
YCSO Transported 0 times
MHP Transported 0 times
2022 Running Totals
January February March April May June July August September October November December Total 2021
Requests 100 84 91
Missed Calls 11 10 9
Shortest Delay (minutes) 12 9 2
Longest Delay (minutes) 69 63 31
Average Delay (minutes) 31 33 20
Fire Driver Available 22 27 28
QRU Response w 1 Provider 6 5 4
On A Previous Call 3 0 1
No Crew / Provider Available 2 5 5
AMR Transported or Responded 5 6 5
Columbus Transported 1 1 0
Joliet Transported 0 0 0
Park City Transported 0 1 0
Red Lodge Transported 0 0 0
HELP Flight Transported 0 0 0
POV Transport 5 0 2
PD Assisted Pt no transport 0 1 0
FD Assisted Pt no transport 0 0 1
YCSO Transported 0 0 0
MHP Transported 0 0 0
QRU/AMR Refusal or No Patient 0 1 1
Responses in Ward 5 30 25 21
Other Reporting Information:
- I am working with the Mayor, City Clerk and City Attorney to see if we can come up with some creative ideas to help us recruit and retain our staff.
- The 2 new volunteer EMTs have started and have both been training a lot and are doing very well. We have been busy and our staff is truly amazing. We continue to struggle with some
schedule holes but our staff, both part time and many of the volunteers are absolutely invaluable and w ork extremely hard to help.
- Crew sleeping quarters construction is under way and going great, hope to have it completed in the next couple of weeks. Once this is completed the full time schedule will be able to go
to a much better start and stop time. Currently their shift is midnight to midnight for their 24 hour shift and not well liked by the staff. This is a deterrent when trying to recruit as well.
We will most likely be changing to an 8am to 8am shift, the staff is extremely excited.
- Our radio repeater went down a couple of weeks ago which led to an inability to communicate on the radios. Fire was extremely gracious in allowing us to use their channels to
communicate with dispatch. We had anticipated this issue and had planned for a replacement, Chief Langve was invaluable in helping get the new one set up and running.
- We have received excellent feedback from the hospitals that our EMS service has been one of the best in our stroke patient ca re and documentation recently with new patient care
protocols. Super excited to see our crews get a kudos for this.
- Our first Safe Kids Yellowstone County Car Seat Check will be held Tuesday, April 26th at 5pm – 7pm. Please share this event with anyone that has kids or grandkids! It is a great way to
make sure kiddos are buckled in properly!
- We have taught Stop the Bleed for the high school sports medicine class last semester and this semester and we have taught th e course in 2 classes to the CHS Refinery Rescue squad.
This is a totally of approximately 60 people so far! We will continue to get this course out to the public.