Fire Dispatch Services Sample Clauses

Fire Dispatch Services. COUNTY’s provision to CALISTOGA of the services described in Exhibit “B” shall be provided to CALISTOGA at no cost as the remainder of the consideration for the services provided by CALISTOGA to COUNTY.
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Fire Dispatch Services. The City agrees to provide Fire Dispatch Services for the Service Area, for and on behalf of the Regional District, which services shall include, but are not limited to, the following:  receipt of 9-1-1 and other emergency telephone calls from the general public and interrogation of the calling party;  paging and two-way communication services for fire departments and rescue services within the Service Area in accordance with the Operational Guidelines of those departments and services;  arranging for the provision of additional resources in response to an emergency where requested by fire departments and rescue services within the Service Area;  benchmarking agency apparatus in the CAD system; DRAFT  updating and testing information in the CAD system to record agency support and vital information relating to the call;  as FOCC staff resources permit, and upon agreement of the parties, providing one on one radio communications training to fire/rescue agencies within the Service Area;  ensuring that Fire Dispatch Services are provided at the NFPA 1221 standard for dispatch operations;  emergency communications radio system testing and fire/rescue agency alerting system testing; and  assisting Regional District staff and contractors in dealing with Fire Dispatch System technical issues.
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Fire Dispatch Services. Fire dispatch services include: • Receipt of 9-1-1 and other emergency telephone calls from the general public and interrogation of the calling party; • Receipt of alarm monitoring calls from alarm monitoring companies; • Receipt of First Medical Response incidents from the British Columbia Ambulance Service; • Receipt of emergency incidents directly from fire departments via radio or telephone; • Dispatch and two-way communication services with fire departments within their fire protection areas in accordance with department operational procedures: o Incident notification via alerting and voice paging using the Regional District of Central Okanagan’s regional radio system. o Secondary notification (non-critical) via email messaging o Incident details via facsimile or internet printer rip and run report • Dispatch mutual aid departments as directed by the host department; • Contact additional resources as requested by departments. Additional resources include, but not limited to: o British Columbia Ambulance Service o Royal Canadian Mounted Police o BC Wildfire Service o Fortis Gas and Hydro o BC Hydro o Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure • Create an incident report, benchmark apparatus, and update information in the computer aided dispatch system; • Conduct regular radio system testing; • Provide basic incident information (nature of incident and general location) to the media; • Record and store audio associated with 9-1-1 lines, non-emergency telephone lines, and radio communications (paging and command channel); • Strive to deliver fire dispatch services in accordance with NFPA 1221 and industry best practices; and • 9-1-1 call routing, processing and delivery of 9-1-1 calls is the responsibility of TELUS.
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