Services and Conditions. (A) The City of Xxxxxxxx will maintain equipment, personnel and related training and certifications to provide full fire and related rescue response to the party of the second part as legally described in the attached Exhibit A.
Services and Conditions. This is a four-semester program to prepare high school students to be qualified to meet the requirements for certification as a structural Firefighter in the State of Texas. Killeen Fire Department instructors will teach the first three semesters. Semester four will be reserved for the student to complete Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) through the Texas Department of State Health Services (TDSHS). This is a required prerequisite for the graduate to become certified by the Texas Commission of Fire Protection (TCoFP). The goals of this program are to increase the diversity of the qualified local workforce in the field of fire protection, and enrich graduates by providing an education toward a career path in public service. Both classroom and hands-on learning will accomplish the goals of this program. All Firefighter classes will be conducted at Killeen Fire Department training facilities or facilities contracted by the Killeen Fire Department, and EMT classes will be conducted at the Killeen Fire Department training facility or facilities contracted by the Killeen Fire Department or the KISD Career Center. Successful completion of this course will prepare the student for employment as a basic structural firefighter in the State of Texas by meeting all of the certification specific learning objectives as set by the TCoFP. For students attending classes at the Killeen Fire Department training facility, semester one and two will be completed in the student’s junior year. Semester three and four will be completed during the student’s senior year. All live fire training will be conducted after the student has completed semester one. Prior to live fire training, students must receive instruction on safety, fire behavior, portable extinguishers, personal protective equipment, ladders, fire hoses, appliances and streams, overhaul, and water supplies. Semester four will be reserved for EMT. The contents of semesters one through three will coincide with the TCoFP phases as outlined in the Basic Fire Suppression Certification Curriculum Manual. Contents of semester four will coincide with TDSHS certification requirements. • Semester 1 consists of phases 1 and 2 of Firefighter I.
Services and Conditions. A. The Denver Xxxx Xxxxx Part A HIV AIDS Program Service Standards are the minimum requirements that subrecipients are expected to meet when providing HIV care and support services funded by the Denver Xxxx Xxxxx HIV/AIDS Part A grant. All subrecipients must follow the Universal Standards in the Service Standards. Subrecipients are also responsible for meeting the standards outlined for each service category for which they receive funding. Denver HIV Resources (DHR) evaluates program adherence to Service Standards during site visits. Subrecipients may exceed the requirements of the Service Standards, though this is not required and will not be evaluated during site visits. It is important that subrecipients are familiar with the Service Standards that apply to them. Denver HIV Resources Planning Council (DHRPC) initiatives and DHR programmatic updates may result in adjustments to the Service Standards during the Fiscal Year. DHR will inform subrecipients when changes are implemented and will provide subrecipients with an updated version of the Service Standards. The Service Standards for fiscal year 2021 is attached as Exhibit F
Services and Conditions. To provide the following services to individuals living with HIV/AIDS in the Denver Transitional Grant Area (TGA), which includes and is limited to, Xxxxx, Arapahoe, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, and Jefferson counties, in accordance with the Service Standards for the following service categories: SERVICE CATEGORY FUNDING SOURCE FY 2020 AWARD NUMBER FY 2020 AWARD AMOUNT Medical Case Management RW Part A 20-MCM-9845-A $292,833 Medical Transportation RW Part A 20-MTS-9845-A $11,554 Mental Health Services RW Part A 20-MHS-9845-A $19,920 Outpatient/Ambulatory Health Services RW Part A 20-OAH-9845-A $27,494 Outpatient/Ambulatory Health RW Part A- COVID-19 20-OAH-9845-C $5,362 FY 2020 MAXIMUM REIMBURSABLE AMOUNT: $357,163 III. Process and Outcome Measures
Services and Conditions. G. The Contractor shall notify the City immediately upon discovering vandalism to the trap.
Services and Conditions. 5.1 In consideration of the Customer’s payment of the Support Agreement Fee, Ocean Telecom agrees to provide the Services elected by the Customer in the Services Schedule, at the location specified (the “Location”).
Services and Conditions. To provide the following services to individuals living with HIV/AIDS in the Denver Transitional Grant Area (TGA), which includes and is limited to, Xxxxx, Arapahoe, Broomfield, Denver, Xxxxxxx, and Xxxxxxxxx counties, in accordance with the attached Standards of Care (SOC) for the following service categories: Partial award Additional award Total award
