Sheriff Responsibilities. The Sheriff shall report, or cause to be reported, to the DFPC all County Responsibility Fires utilizing the NFIRS or its successor system.
Sheriff Responsibilities. The Sheriff shall comply with the reporting provisions set forth in C.R.S. § 24-33.5-1219 and its notification responsibilities as outlined in the County AOP. The reporting requirements may be satisfied after the fact through the NFIRS or its successor system.
Sheriff Responsibilities. The Sheriff shall comply with the reporting provisions set forth in C.R.S. § 24-33.5-1219, via the Colorado Emergency Operations Line and its notification responsibilities as outlined in the County AOP.
Sheriff Responsibilities. The Sheriff agrees to provide or do the following:
1. The Sheriff will own the Helicopters and the Sheriff agrees to fund operation and maintenance of the Helicopters to provide Services and maintain all the FAA registrations and title to the Helicopters.
2. While operating the Helicopters under the County’s COPCN, the Sheriff agrees to:
a) Provide continuous and uninterrupted Services in the manner and for those areas authorized by the COPCN;
b) Provide Services authorized by the COPCN to adjacent areas or routes, when requested to do so by a public safety agency or EMS provider;
c) Maintain such records as may be required by the federal or state government, or by the County Council, pursuant to any rules and regulations adopted by resolution, and furnish or make such records available to the County Manager or designee for inspection at reasonable times and places;
d) Provide the following documents prior to expiration of existing documents for all pilots of the Helicopters:
(1) Pilot license:
(2) Annual medical certification;
(3) Provide the following documents prior to expiration of existing documents for all paramedics of the Helicopters;
(4) Paramedic credential;
(5) Basic life support credential;
(6) Advanced cardiac life support credential; and
(7) Initial air crew member (ACM) education program that was conducted in accordance with the 1988 United States (U.S.) Department of Transportation (DOT) Air Medical Crew-Advanced National Standard Curriculum.
e) Provide emergency protocols which address procedures when the helicopter is overdue, when radio communications cannot be established, or when helicopter location cannot be verified. These documents shall be reviewed biennially by the Sheriff.
f) Provide that each licensed rotary wing air ambulance shall document at least every fifteen (15) minutes of flight while enroute to and from the patient’s location.
g) Provide for quarterly safety committee meetings and preparation of minutes in accordance with state regulation.
h) Operate the helicopters in conformance with all federal, state, or local laws or ordinances, and all rules and regulations, resolutions or policies thereunder, and any conditions or limitations required while operating under the County’s COPCN and pursuant to Section 46-92, Code of Ordinances, County of Volusia.
i) Reimburse the County for biennial ALS permit fees incurred by the County for each Helicopter at $25.00 for each permit for a total cost of $75.00 for FY2021 and in subse...
Sheriff Responsibilities. The Sheriff agrees to provide the following:
1. Sheriff shall provide all employees necessary to operate the communications center efficiently and effectively 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, 365 days per year, including, operators necessary to meet all E911 State Plan requirements for call response time.
2. Sheriff shall use its best efforts to properly use and maintain the County’s property, including, the E911 systems and the CAD systems hardware and associated software, including, computers, servers, logging recorders, radio consoles, radio keypads, foot pedals, modules, and dispatch telephones. Sheriff shall notify County of any issues with the County’s property, including, the E911 system and CAD system, hardware and software. If the Sheriff makes any adjustments or changes to the E911 system or CAD system, the Sheriff shall notify the County within thirty (30) days of the adjustment and the reason for the adjustment.
3. The Sheriff will provide computer-aided dispatch (CAD) system hardware and software infrastructure, including, the EMD interface, E- 911 phone interface, mapping interface, station alerting interface, and radio interfaces.
4. The Sheriff will administer the CAD system and CAD geographic information system (GIS) database, including, defining responses and resources for incidents, premise hazards, and other relevant information.
5. The Sheriff will provide mobile computer-aided dispatch system (MobileCOM) software.
6. Sheriff will maintain connectivity to the County and municipalities that utilize CJIS information, connectivity to fire control, and reporting software.
7. The Sheriff will provide equipment required by the Communications Center’s administrative and support staff, including, desktops, laptops, mobile phones, televisions, monitors, projectors, and related networking components.
8. The Sheriff will provide all equipment required for the E911 telephone system, including, related interfaces and networking components.
9. Sheriff will provide all internet connectivity, including, related networking components, utilized by the Sheriff’s Office.
10. The Sheriff shall provide for all city network connectivity to support Sheriff Office provided services, including, mobile dispatching of public safety resources, law enforcement report writing and records management (RMS), CAD monitoring, CAD database access, IP-based fire station alerting, and automated vehicle locator (AVL) system.
11. The Sheriff shall provide for city network c...
Sheriff Responsibilities. Xxxxxxx agrees to cooperate with Facilities Management in the performance of its duties under this Participation Agreement.
