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HomeMy WebLinkAboutEmergency Services Committee Minutes 08.26.2024MINUTES CITY O LAUREL SERVICESEMERGENCY COMMITTE MONDAY, AUGUST 26,2024 1 The Emergency Services Committee meeting was called to order at 6:00pm on Monday, August 26, 2024, by Chair- Heidi Sparks Members Present: Heidi Sparks- Chair, Jodi Mackay- Vice Chair, Iry Wilke Others Present: Police Chief Stan Langve, Fire Chief JW Hopper, Ambulance Chief Lyndy Gurchiek General Items: 1. No quorum. Approval of Emergency Services Committee minutes of July 22, 2024. a. This will carry over to the September meeting 2. Update from Emergency Departments a. Police Chief Stan Langve- Report attached i. Year to date crimes reported is steady with the 3 -year reporting average of 833. Increase in mental health and disturbance calls, as well as calls to the Yellowstone River. ii. One position is open which will put the department at 15. Hoping to have this filled by the end of the year. iii. Recruiting for the Reserves as well. Currently, have 4 very active reserve officers, with a total of 7 reserve officers total. b. Fire Chief Hopper- Report attached i. 60 calls during this reporting period. ii. DNRC Staffing Hours for a total of 2,158 YTD. With the DNRC Staffing, the firefighters are paid through DNRC for their hours. The City also receives a DNRC truck. iii. Current staffing is at 33, like to keep the department numbers between 30- 35 volunteers. Starting to see difficulty in getting volunteers. iv. Just found out we were granted a DNRC grant, which will be used to purchase wildland pants. Will receive the letter with final amount hopefully this week. This will then come to Budget Finance to approve the purchase, then make the purchase. Once the purchase has been complete, will submit the invoice for reimbursement from the DNRC v. Auction money was closer to $13,000- the school bus went for more than listed in the report c. Ambulance Chief Gurchiek- Report attached i. 8 times on a -previous call where they could not get a second crew together. This number is higher than what is reported because a second crew was able to be put together for the additional call. ii. May and June requested numbers have been corrected and noted in the report. iii. Hired a full time EMT from the volunteer pool. Posted internally for the final open full-time position. Hope to be fully staffed and training complete by November, which will allow for 3 staff on shift. iv. Chief Gurchiek was selected to serve on the MT DPHHS EMS & Trauma EMS Advisory Committee. This will be a 3 year term starting in September. New Business: Old Business: Other Items: 46-f i-ftlive(Imifft 3. 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O �.� � to • C: c c6 c C7 O 73 E v "Z a > of v •_ m r, c GJ _ � r C OA L O s a r C2 .r✓ r ZZ tv v L S.) � =� D r C co L 1 C U 'a a - -0 c —. 0 r-' m C-- O C= cLo M. ° 'a p"t` J L O E V 1 L CL 3 .� Ncc I C • t Z) :v of W @ U ei Q) 'O — C, CJ O CO41 u 0 > -0 " p N m o a C2 76 :>: N O f> w Q- -0 c I r+ nl a a) 0 c � v L ,., a a > s 0 a) a ° 0-0 -0 L E . +' ~ -0 4- Oa) a 0 i C C > n m fu g> a) 0 3 a `? > C 0 Cz °0 1L 215 West 1 st Street • Laurel, Mt -59044-Office 406.628.4911 ® Fax 406.628.2185 Calls- Responded to 60 Total Calls for 7/22/2024 — 8/26/2024. Ambulance driver calls- 2 * Total Hours on Calls- * Firefighters — 333 7/22 — 8/26 o Officers — 232 7/22 — 8/26 o Combined Hours — 575 7/22 — 8/26 o Training Hours - 2082 YTD o DNRC Staffing Hours — 2158 YTD Training- • Fire Reports • Open water rescue. ® BNSF ® Help Flight Rookie School Training- ® Engine Operations o Driving o Pumping Department News - Current Numbers o 33 Members ® 2 firefighters on leave of absence. (one set to come back soon) ® I firefighter will graduate next month. ® 1 firefighter halfway through rookie school. 2 firefighters just started rookie school. 3 firefighters awaiting approval from CC. ■ 2 firefighters in application process ■ 3 firefighters resigned from the department. ® Misc.- o New Truck ■ In the build process. o DNRC Staffing ® Staffing has been busy. ■ Responded to 27 DNRC fires. o Maintenance on Apparatus ® Auction items are listed. ® Brush 1 - $5650 ® School Bus - $1500 ® Duce - $3125 o $10,275 o New Bullard Wildland Helmets o Wildland Pants a Am working to purchase fromdonations from last year. ni 215 W. I" Street Laurel, Mt. 59044 g Phone 406-628-8737 ® Fax 406-628-4641 Ili Emergency Services Report August 26', 2024 For the reporting period of July 22nd through this morning, the FAP has had a combined 1093 calls for service. This is up 6.5% for the three-year average of 1,026. Total Calls for Service were 6,156 this morning which is down 7.2% over the three-year average of 6,631. Year to date crimes reported are at the 3 -year average (833), while the 142 for the reporting period is an increase of 6.5% over the 113, 3 -year average for the same reporting period. We are coming off a busy summer schedule that has seen a lot of Field Training. Officer Collins was able to get into the Basic Academy that started August 18'. We anticipate his graduation on November 8'. He will then have a few weeks to reacclimate and finish his Field Training. The last remaining candidate we had in the hiring pool was offered and then declined a position, so we have reopened applications and hope to have a candidate by the end of the year. We are also opening applications for desperately needed Reserve Officers. Respectfully, Chief Langve Mzzmfl3 ' == Pagel of Totals 10-15 : With Prisoner 1 1 Abandoned Vehicle 48 48 Agency Assist 70 70 Alarm - Burglary 11 11 Alarm - Fire 4 4 AMB: Ambulance 106 106 Animal Complaint 4 4 Area Check 3 3 Assault 8 8 Bad Checks 0 0 Barking Dog 4 4 Bomb Threat 0 0 Burglary 1 1 Child Abuse/Neglect 1 1 Civil Complaint 14 14 Code Enforcment Violation 13 13 Community Integrated Health 11 11 Pagel of Code: Description Totals Counterfeiting I I Criminal Mischief 9 9 Criminal Trespass 5 5 Cruelty to Animals 8 8 Curfew Violation 20 20 Discharge Firearm 4 4 Disorderly Conduct 6 6 Dog at Large 18 18 Dog Bite 3 3 DUI : DUI Driver 10 10 : Duplicate Call 5 5 :Escape 0 0 Family Disturbance 24 24 Fight 5 5 FIRE: Fire or Smoke 31 31 Fireworks 0 0 Forgery 0 0 Found Property 8 8 Fraud 3 3 Harassment 7 7 Hit & Run 3 3 Page 2 of 5 Code : Description Totals Identity Theft 2 2 Indecent Exposure 1 1 Insecure Premises 2 2 Intoxicated Pedestrian 2 2 Kidnapping 0 0 Littering 0 0 Loitering 0 0 Lost or Stray Animal 9 9 Lost Property 4 4 Mental Health 9 9 Missing Person 6 6 Noise Complaint 5 5 Open Container 0 0 Order of Protection Violation 2 2 Parking Complaint 13 13 Possession of Alcohol 0 0 Possession of Drugs 2 2 Possession of Tobacco 0 0 Privacy in Communications 1 1 Prowler 0 0 Public Assist 69 69 Page 3 of 5 Code : Description Totals Public Safety Complaint 15 15 Public Works Call 9 9 Report Not Needed 7 7 Robbery 0 0 Runaway Juvenile 4 4 Sexual Assault 2 2 Suicide 0 0 Suicide - Attempt 2 2 Suicide - Threat 6 6 Suspicious Activity 83 83 Suspicious Person 21 21 Theft 31 31 Threats 11 11 Tow Call 0 0 Traffic Accident 20 20 Traffic Hazard 8 8 Traffic Incident 29 29 TRO Violation 1 1 Truancy 0 0 T/S : Traffic Stop 204 204 : Unattended Death 1 1 Page 4 of 5 Code : Description Totals Unknown - Converted 0 0 Unlawful Transactions w/Minors 0 0 Unlawful Use of Motor Vehicle 5 5 Vicious Dog 3 3 Warrant 14 14 Welfare Check 21 21 Totals 1093 1093 Page 5 of 5