CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING
February 18, 2025 6:00 P.M. Council Chamber
Meeting called to order by Mayor Mouanoutoua at 6:00
Flag Salute led by Councilmember Ashbeck
Roll Call: Present: Councilmembers Ashbeck, Basgall, Bessinger, Pearce Mayor Mouanoutoua
PUBLIC COMMENTS - 6:00
Mike Karbassi, Council President for the City of Fresno, recognized Clovis City Clerk Briana Parra for her service in the City of Fresno and presented her with a proclamation.
Eric Rollins, resident, advocated for Clovis to declare itself a non-sanctuary city, arguing that state immigration policies are unconstitutional and endanger public safety.
Patty, resident, expressed strong support on making Clovis a non-sanctuary city, listing various conservative groups backing the position.
Bill Scott, resident, opposes sanctuary laws, argues for legal immigration.
Steven Trevino, resident, expressed his disapproval on arresting immigrants and discusses his personal connection to American identity, and suggested the city consider allowing chickens for residents.
Mayor Mouanoutoua acknowledged for the record that one written public comment had been received from Harold Mitchell regarding the sanctuary cities issue.
CONSENT CALENDAR - 6:19
Upon call, there was no public comment.
Motion by Councilmember Ashbeck, seconded by Councilmember Basgall, that the items on the Consent Calendar be approved, except item 4. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Administration - Approval - Minutes from the February 11, 2025, Council Meeting.
2. General Services - Approval - Claim Rejection of the General Liability Claims on behalf of William Lazo and Ana Lazo.
3. Planning and Development Services - Approval - Authorize the City Manager to enter into a Project Specific Agreement for the reconstruction of Gettysburg Avenue, from Clovis Avenue to Sierra Vista Parkway, with the County of Fresno.
THE FOLLOWING ITEMS WERE PULLED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR FOR FURTHER DISCUSSION:
6:20 ITEM 4. Public Utilities - Approval - Award Consulting Services Contract to AECOM Technical Services, Inc. to Develop a Zero-Emission Vehicle Transition Plan in the Amount of $121,349; Authorize the City Manager to Execute the Contract on Behalf of the City; and Approval - Res. 25-15, Amending the 2024-2025 Fleet Budget to Allocate Funds for the Project.
Evan Edgar, an Engineering Consultant for fleet transition plans, addressed the challenges faced by the public sector due to the increasing costs and limitations of transitioning to electric fleets, particularly in the refuse industry, and highlighted the potential for privatization as a solution to avoid significant financial burdens.
Councilmember Bessinger pulled this item for discussion to highlight concerns about the high cost and limited practicality of transitioning to electric solid waste vehicles.
Motion for approval by Councilmember Ashbeck, seconded by Councilmember Bessinger. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS - 6:29
6:29 ITEM 5 - Consider Approval - Award Recycling and Organic Material Collection, Processing, and Marketing Services Agreement to Mid Valley Disposal; and Authorize the City Manager to Execute the Agreement on Behalf of the City (Continued from the February 11, 2025, meeting).
Ashlee Cawley, Municipal Manager for Republic Services in Clovis, clarified that Republic Services is open to negotiating and extending or reissuing the RFP, and emphasized a desire to discuss rates and adjustments for the city's needs.
Steven Trevino, resident, expressed his preference to keep the current company, Republic Services, due to their established routes and familiarity, despite potential cost increases.
Mark, resident, emphasized the need for collaboration to address escalating costs due to regulatory changes
Even Edgar, an Engineering Consultant for fleet transition plans, discussed the challenges in fleet transition plans, zero waste, and the privatization of municipal solid waste fleets.
Keith Hester, General Manager with Caglia Environmental, spoke regarding his experience with Republic Services.
Joseph Kalpakoff, Managing Member of Mid-Valley Disposal, stressed that Mid Valley Disposal's bid was competitive, presenting a lower cost to taxpayers, their local commitment to Clovis, and the high level of customer service offered by his company.
Richard Caglia, with Caglia Environmental, suggested splitting the contract between two companies could be beneficial, especially given the upcoming challenges related to fleet electrification and future costs.
Motion by Councilmember Ashbeck, seconded by Councilmember Bessinger, to separate the commercial and residential proposals, evaluate them separately, and ensure clarity on the criteria and scoring. It was further directed not to use the same consultant previously involved, and to create two separate Requests for Proposals for residential and commercial projects. The motion passed with a 3-2 vote, with Mayor Mouanoutoua and Mayor Pro Tem Pearce voting no.
The Council recessed at 8:06 p.m. and reconvened at 8:16 p.m. 8:16 ITEM 6 - Receive and File - Police Department Update.
Upon call, there was no public comment.
Police Chief Fleming presented the Police Department's 5-year budget forecast update to the Council. The item was received and filed.
9:30 ITEM 7 - Receive and File - Fire Department Update.
Upon call, there was no public comment.
Fire Chief Ekk presented the Fire Department's 5-year budget forecast update to the Council. The item was received and filed.
COUNCIL ITEMS - 10:30
10:30 ITEM 8 - Consider Approval - Change of Council Meeting Schedule.
Upon call, there was no public comment.
Motion for approval by Councilmember Ashbeck, seconded by Councilmember Pearce. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
CITY MANAGER COMMENTS - 10:31
City Manager Haussler provided several updates, including the upcoming Meet the Mayor session Thursday, February 20, 2025, at 6 p.m. at Reagan Elementary, and the Hall of Fame dinner on Wednesday, February 26, 2025. He also reminded the Council that the City is still accepting districting maps, with paper maps available in the lobby and online submissions due by February 21, 2025.
COUNCIL COMMENTS - 10:32
There was consensus of the Council to bring forward a proclamation at the next City Council meeting for the Liberta family.
There was consensus of the Council to bring forward a proclamation for the Red Cross in March.
CLOSED SESSION - 10:45
Upon call, there was no public comment.
ITEM 9 - Government Code Section 54957.6 CONFERENCE WITH LABOR NEGOTIATORS Agency Designated Representatives: Andrew Haussler, Amy Hance, Scott Cross, Mary Lerner, Paul Armendariz Employee Organization: All Bargaining Units
RECONVENE INTO OPEN SESSION AND REPORT FROM CLOSED SESSION No action taken.
ADJOURNMENT
Mayor Mouanoutoua adjourned the meeting of the Council to February 24, 2025.
Meeting adjourned: 11:15 p.m.
SanD fern Buana Yano
Mayor City Clerk
TY OF CLOVIS
Anti Sanctuary City proposal by Diane Pearce Public comment 2/18|2025
My name is Bill Scott. I live at 341 Evergreen in Clovis. I have lived in Clovis since 1979.
I support Diane Pearce's proposal to stand up against a sanctuary state.
In 1961, in his inauguration speech, President John F Kennedy spoke, the most famous quote since Lincoln's second inauguration. "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country". Most Americans do live by the idea of, Less government, more responsibility, and with Gods help, a better world. Too bad our government doesn't. Our government has the attitude, don't worry about responsibility, we'll bale you out. It's bad enough that too many American citizens also believe that. We certainly don't need to import more people to teach that to. Opening our doors to illegal immigrants is not helping them. They don't know our culture, our language, or anything real about America. They are doomed to fail. And, NO, I'm not saying our culture is better, it's just different. You wouldn't do well if you were dropped, with no support, in central Russia, China, France, Dubai, or Zimbabwe. These countries would provide you with no support, and neither should we. Our Constitution, does not give our government the power to provide any support to immigrants That's part of our problem, few Americans can describe the purpose of our constitution. It's meant to limit the power of the government. James Madison described the essence of the constitution as, the rights of the people are many, the powers of the government, are few and well defined. Article I, Section VIII, is an enumerated list of the only powers given to the government. "The congress shall have the power to..."followed by 18 clauses that enumerate those powers. The 10th amendment makes it clear that anything beyond those enumerated powers, belong to the people or the states.
However, immigration is one of those powers. Article I, Section VIII, Clause IV, "The Congress shall have Power...To establish a uniform Rule of Naturalization". Giving the federal government, through the congress, the power to decide immigration law.
Next, Article VI, Clause II, "This Constitution, and the laws of the United States which shall be made in pursuance thereof;.. shall be the supreme Law of the Land; and Judges in every State shall be bound thereby...Laws of any State to the Contrary notwithstanding". Giving supremacy to federal law in maters of immigration. California has no constitutional power to nullify federal immigration law. Clovis should acknowledge this and reject sanctuary laws.
Why in the world did the Democratic Party want all these illegals anyway? I know, you know, the democrats know and we all know they know. If they can bring in a few million, desperate people, provide them with a hotel to stay in, (one that I can no longer afford), free food, (while I struggle with affording the cost of food inflation, it's not 14 or 15 percent, when Trump was president, I spent $150.
On a cart of groceries. Now it's $300. And that's cutting back, buying the off brands and giving up anything expensive). They also get free education and medical care. Oh, wait, it's not free, I have to pay for it. Then work out a way to allow them to vote. We've already seen democrats start that process.
So, of course all these new "citizens" will vote democrat. And I'll be broke.
Actually it's not that hard to enter the US legally. My son married a girl from Peru. When it came time to come home, he went to the American embassy to start the process to LEGALLY bring her to America.
The person who helped him, said he was baffled by those who chose to enter illegally. The embassy can issue a certain number of visa's every year. But they never use more than 25% of what's available.
Why enter illegally when you can get a visa so easily. If you have one, all these scary scenario's go away. If you don't commit any crimes, you can get your visa renewed and work toward becoming a citizen. Then you will be congratulated and respected. And, welcomed with open arms. So what's the advantage of entering illegally?
Ignoring all of that, for those who still think we should continue to accept and protect illegal aliens. Can I then bring my own chair and set it up between mayor Mountanoua and Mayor Pro-tempt Pearce and ask for amnesty to become a council member. I'm only doing it because I want a better life. Then I'll demand a name plaque, a salary, and an office. All of you worked hard to get votes, to earn your position. So, you would be appalled that I went around the legal process. No way I should be allowed a seat on the council. Well, what's the difference between me illegally entering the council, and foreign nationals illegally entering our country.
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Department Update
ОЛІСЬ ОГРІСКА
POLICE
*
DEPARTMENT
February 4, 2025
PRESENTED BY: CURT FLEMING, POLICE CHIEF
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM
DEPARTMENT UPDATE
OVERVIEW
- Goals
- History
- Recent Successes
- Community Concerns
SERVE
- 5 Year Growth Plan
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 2 To provide
MISSION superior protection and service
in a manner that
builds public confidence
and improves the quality of life
in our community.
TO THOSE
WE SERVE,
WE WANT TO
BE THE BEST.
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 3 Clovis Police Departnient
2024 GOALS
• Safest City in the Valley
• Meet Response Time Goals for Priority 1, 2, & 3 calls • Citizen Surveys at an approval rate of 90% or higher
Highest Priorities
Enforcement Department
• Gangs/Parole/Probation/Human Trafficking • Mission, Philosophy & Culture • Narcotics CLOVIS POLICE • Staffing, Recruitment & Retention • Quality of Life Issues • Employee Development & Wellness • Property Crimes • Mental Health Program / Outreach
• Traffic Enforcement / DUI • Community Outreach
• Juvenile Crimes / PPT - Outreach & Prevention • Domestic Violence Program February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM
DEPARTMENT UPDATE
HISTORY
- 2020/2021 Sworn Staff Reduced to 100 Due to COVID
• Population 2005 - 86,015 / 2021 - 122,800
2005 - 101 Sworn (per capita 1.17)
2021 - 105 Sworn (per capita 0.85)
- (1.3 recommended / 30 minutes of proactive time)
2021 - 63 Civilian / Per Capita 0.51 (recommend 0.6 or 33%) Dispatch 2005 - 18 / 2021 - 19
- 2021 Staffing Study Completed / Presentation to Council May 20, 2024 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM
SWORN STAFF VS. POPULATION
125 POPULATION
(IN THOUSANDS)
100
OFFICERS
75 50
25 0
2007 2008 2009 5010 2016
Investigations - Case Load
SAFER Domestic Violence Program
FBI Terror Liaison Officer Program
CUTS
Transient and Municipal Code Enforcement
Bar Details
SINCE Juvenile Operations
Juvenile Counseling
Youth Services Enforcement
2006 PAL / DARE
Community Watch
Community Events
Community Outreach
Vacation House Checks
Police Explorer Post
School Resource Officer - Community Day
Gang Unit - Eliminated CLOVIS
FR Narcotics Unit - Eliminated
K-9 Unit - Eliminated
Mounted Unit - Eliminated POLICE
Bike Unit - Eliminated
RECENT SUCCESSES
STAFFING INCREASE 2022-2025
• Sworn Staff Increased by 20 positions (5 from ORC Grant) • Staff Deployment:
• Brought back weekend swing shift (Shift 5)
• 6 positions dedicated to Organized Retail Crime
• Real Time Information Center - RTIC also established as part of grant
• Created Mental Health Liaison Position
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 8
INCREASED STAFFING
+ SHIFT 5
Current Schedule Efficiency: 65.90%
0:00 3:00 6:00 9:00 12:00 15:00 18:00 21:00 24:00
- Workload - Staffing
23.22% Increase from 2023 to 2024 in proactivity by adding weekend swing shift.
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 9
INCREASED STAFFING
ORC GRANT
TOTAL ORC RELATED ARRESTS TOTAL PROPERTY TOTAL PROPERTY
VALUE STOLEN VALUE RECOVERED
647 $397,357 $154,573
TOTAL ORC RELATED ARRESTS 2024 2024 ORC PROPERTY VALUE STOLEN AND RECOVERED BY MONTH
3%
$60,000
21%
$50,000
$40,000
$30,000
$20,000
76%
$10,000
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February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 10
INCREASED STAFFING
MENTAL HEALTH LIAISON
• Mental Health Calls Increased year over
year from 2021-2023
• (1) Mental Health Liaison Officer (2024) 201%
• In 2024 we saw a 20% reduction Mental
Health related calls for service.
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 11 2024/25 Budget
BUDGET AMENDMENTS
NEW POSITIONS
(3) Sworn Police Officers
• (1) Animal Service Officer
• (1) Community Service Officer
• (1) Police Records Specialist I
POSITION CONVERSIONS
• (1) Management Analyst to Senior Management Analyst
• (3) Community Service Officers to Lead Community
Service Officers
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 12
CURRENT PLAN
2024/2025 - STAFFING
Current
Budgeted Total
Positions Positions 24-25 Positions
Professional
Animal Service Officer 6 1 7
Community Service Officer 15 1 16
Police Records Specialist I 7 1 8
Total New Positions 3
Clovis Police
Sworn Current 24-25 Total
Departmeni
Investigations 9 2 11
SET 5 1 6
Traffic 3 1 4
Background Investigations 1 2 3
Total New Positions 6
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 13 2024/2025 FACILITY NEEDS
PREPARATION FOR GROWTH
• Complete Design of Alt-Dispatch site adjacent to fire station 6 • Office Space Reorganization
• Investigations
• Background Investigators
• Expand Locker Rooms/re-work sleep rooms (Patrol/Investigations) • Expand Dispatch Breakroom, Create Lactation Room
• Expand Briefing Room (additional space for Traffic/NS growth) • Additional Desk/Office Space (Investigations, Records, Vault, Computer Lab, I.T.) • Re-work parking lot (fire logistics option)
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 14
MEASURE Y FUNDING
5 YEAR PLAN
• Staffing Study Recommendations
• Department Needs
• Community Surveys
• Crime Trends
- Overall Health of the City
- Council Direction
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 15 MEASURE Y FUNDING EED s
5 YEAR PLAN DEVELOPMENT WANTS
- Requested all department supervisors Needs/Wants
- Met with all department supervisors for review and
discussion.
• Command staff analyzed supervisor requests
- Requests finalized and consolidated based off of
department needs.
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 16
SURVEY RESULTS
PRIORITIES
• Traffic Safety
- Code Enforcement
• Homelessness
• Safety Staffing
- Crime
- Youth Programs
- Response Times
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 17 5 YEAR PLAN
2025/2026 - STAFFING
Current
Budgeted Total
Positions Positions 25-26 Positions
Professional
Animal Service Officer 7 1 8
Community Service Officer 16 2 18
Police Records Specialist I 8 1 9
Total New Positions 4
Sworn
Youth Services 0 1 1
Investigations 11 1 12
SET 6 1
Traffic 4 1
Homeless Liaison 0 2 2
FORT Team 0 1 1
Total New Positions 7
CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 18
February 20, 2025
5 YEAR PLAN
2025/2026 - CAPITAL NEEDS
EQUIPMENT
• 24 Vehicles
• 1 Traffic Motorcycle
• Safety Equipment for 10 additional field personnel
FACILITIES
• Complete Award Construction Bid for Alt-Dispatch Site • Start Design of New Animal Care Facility
• Complete construction on unfinished space at Pet Adoption Center February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 19 FACILITIES:
CLOVIS ANIMAL
RECEIVING &
CARE CENTER
FACILITIES:
MISS WINKLES
MISS WINKLES PET ADOPTION CENTER
CLOVIS
PET ADOPTION
CENTER
5 YEAR PLAN
2026/2027 - STAFFING
Current
Budgeted Total
Positions Positions 26-27 Positions
Professional
Animal Service Officer 8 1 9
Community Service Officer 18 2 20
Public Safety Dispatcher 19 1 20
Police Records Specialist I 9 1 10
Principal Office Assistant 0 1 1
Total New Positions
Sworn
Patrol Officer 75 6 81
Investigations 12 1 13
SET 7 1 8
Traffic 5 2 7
Total New Positions 10
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 22 5 YEAR PLAN
2026/2027 - CAPITAL NEEDS
EQUIPMENT
26 Vehicles
2 Traffic Motorcycles
• Safety Equipment for 13 additional field personnel
FACILITIES
• Parking at Public Safety Building
• Storage Connex's
• Purchase of additional land
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 23 FACILITIES:
DEPARTMENT
HEADQUARTERS
OLICO AND VI
HEAL SHEE
CITY
POLICE AND FIRE HEADQUARTERS
5 YEAR PLAN
2027/2028 - STAFFING
Current
Budgeted Total
Positions Positions 27-28 Positions
Professional
Real Time Analyst 1 1 2
Graffiti Abatement Officer 1
Public Safety Dispatcher 20 21
Police Records Specialist I 11
Principal Office Assistant 1 1 2
Total New Positions 5
Sworn
Patrol Officer 81 3 84
Investigations 13 1 14
SET 8 1 9
Total New Positions
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 25 5 YEAR PLAN
2027/2028 - CAPITAL NEEDS
EQUIPMENT
• 20 Vehicles
• Safety Equipment for 6 additional field personnel
FACILITIES
- Public Safety Building Locker Space
• Patrol
• Investigations
CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 26
February 20, 2025
5 YEAR PLAN
2028/2029 - STAFFING
Current
Budgeted Total
Positions Positions 28-29 Positions
Professional
Public Safety Dispatcher 21 1 22
Property & Evidence Tech 1 1 2
Total New Positions 2
Sworn
Patrol Officer 84 3 87
Investigations 14 1 15
SET 9 2 11
Traffic 7 1 8
Total New Positions 7
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 27 5 YEAR PLAN
2028/2029 - CAPITAL NEEDS
EQUIPMENT
21 Vehicles
1 Traffic Motorcycle
• Safety Equipment for 7 additional field personnel
FACILITIES
• Re-Design of Public Safety Building
• New Fire Headquarters
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 28 5 YEAR PLAN New neighborhoods
coming to Clovis
De Young Properties, Bonadelle
2029/2030 - STAFFING Neighborhoods and Lennar Homes will build homes on 813 single-family lots
on land the city of Clovis planning to
Current
Budgeted Total
Copper Ave. Lenna
Positions Positions 29-30 Positions Home
Professional
Public Safety Dispatcher 22 1 23
Shepherd Ave. eat 6
Total New Positions 1
Willow-Ave: Minnewawa Ave. HWY 168
Sworn 1 mile Herndon Ave.
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Total New Positions 8 Fresno Beel
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 29 5 YEAR PLAN
2029/2030 - CAPITAL NEEDS
EQUIPMENT
• 23 Vehicles
Safety equipment for 8 additional field personnel
FACILITIES
• Start of construction
• Public Safety Building re-design
• Fire Headquarters
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 30 5 YEAR PLAN
REQUESTED STAFFING
Total
Requested
Positions Positions
Professional Staff 18
Sworn 37
Total New Positions 55
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 31 5 YEAR PLAN
REGULAR EVALUATION
• Department Needs
SUCCES
- Community Surveys
- Crime Trends
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February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM 32 POPULATION VS. SWORN
130,000
2024/2025 124,523 126,133 130
125,000
123,665
121,834
120,000 125
119,175
120
117,003
115,000 117
116 114,000
110,776 ~ 112
110,000 • 110 110 108,039 110
109
106 106
105,000 104,339
102,188 103 102
101 100 100
99,983
100,000 96 98,611
95,000 97,218
94,278 94,952 95,480 90
90,000 92,269
89,924
85,000 80
2006/2007 2007/2008 2008/2009 2009/2010 2010/2011 2024/2025 -Population -Sworn
May 20, 2024 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9:56:43 PM
POPULATION VS. SWORN 170
155,000
160
162
2029/2030
154
145,000
140,149150
147
142 137,226
135,000 134,364 140
132 131,563
126,133S 128,820
123,665 130
125,000
119,175 124,523
121,834 125
120
114,000 • 117
115,000 116 117,003
/ 110 / 112
110 108,039 110,776 109 110
102,1384,339- 106
105,000 103
103 102
96 98.61,999983 100 ~ 100 100
95,000 85023269 42789. 5954809721896( 90
85,000 80
2007/2008 2008/2009 2009/2010 2011/2012 2012/2013 2013/2014 2014/2015 2015/2016 2016/2017 2017/2018 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022 2022/2023 2029/2030 -Population -Sworn
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1309 1310 1311 1312 1313
202 1203
1206 1209 1210 1211 1212 1213- им 1214
102 1103 1105 1107
·108 1109 1110 111% 1112 1113 1114
1002 1005 1006 1007 1008 1009 1011 1013
1012 1014
STATION 3 0904
0905 0906 0907 0908 :0909 0910 0911 0912 0913 0914
0810 0611 0812 0813 0814
STATION FIRST-DUE
0707 0708 070% -6710 -0711 0712 0713 0714฿
0607 0608 0609 0610 0613 0614
0506 0507 0508 0509 0513 0514
STATION & 0408
0405 0406 0407 0409 D410 0412 0413 0414
0306 0307 0308 0309 0310 10311 0312 0313 0314
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0203 0206 0207 0209 0211 0212
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0108 0108 0113 0114
PERSONNEL
TOTAL SWORN: 67
CAPTAI
78 CLOVIS
NON-SWORN
SUPPORT STAFFE 7.5
CITY POPULATION COMPARED TO SWORN STAFFBY YEAR
130,000 80
123,665124,523
121,834
119,175
120,000 117,003
75 114,000
110,776
110,000 108,039
104,339 70
68 68 102,188
99,983 67 67
98,611
100,000 97,218
94,952 95,480
94,278 67 67
92,269 65
89,924
90,000
63 63
62 61 61 61 61 61 61 61 61 60
80,000
57 70,000 55
2006 2024
Population Budgeted Sworn
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Response Comparison By Year
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11:02 10:42
10:30 10:27
10:18
10:30
9:59
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8:35
8:24
8:38
8:00
7:37 7:40 7:40 7:43
7:17
7:26 7:07
7:48
7:32 7:43 7:35
7:00
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6:30
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6:00
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07:52 06:50 06:31 07:23 07:21 07:26 06:00
RESPONSE TIME
07:12 06:52 06:19 07:12 07:18 06:50 07:13
PERFORMANCE 06:50 07:18 06:40 07:19 07:00 07:31 08:08 07:01 07:31 07•44 07:43 07:04 -06:51 07:00 08:11
08:19 07:01 08:10
08:28 07:11 06:55 07:30 07:15 07:19 07:05 07:34 08:09 07:33 08:12
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07:01 07:31 06:49 07:35
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CALL VOLUME
EMS CALLS
14000
13,422
12000
CONTINUE TO BE THE
10000 MAJORITY OF CALLS
8000 8,509 FOR SERVICE
6000
60% OF CALLS IN 2024
4000
2000
VIS
2006 2024
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING
FIRE STATION
2 RECENT SUCCESSES
COUN
FIRE STATION 2
FIRE STATION
2 OPEN
COMESTIRE DEPARTMEN
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February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING
STATE MANDATED
LUCAS DEVICES
INSPECTIONS
100%
CLOVIS
Pierce COMPLIANCE
BIENNIAL
INSPECTIONS
ON ALL FRONTLINE MOVED BACK TO
APPARATUS PREVENTION STAFF
45 USED 100 TIMES INSPECTIONS
SINCE 2022 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL M
NEW RECRUIT ACADEMY
3 NEW FIREFIGHTERS
STARTED AN 8-WEEK
RECRUIT ACADEMY
YESTERDAY
OVIS
DEPT.
FIRST HIRING OF
SWORN PERSONNEL
SINCE 2021
CHUMESTURE
CLOVIS FIRE DEPT
CLOVIS
FIRE DEPT.
OPPORTUNITIES
February 20, 20 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING
STRATEGIC RELATIONSHIPS
Clovis Unified School District
• Career Technical Education Program
• Hands-Only CPR at all High Schools
• Firefighters in Safety Education (FISE)
Fresno City College
Fresno County Dispatch
American Ambulance
Febru Cloyis Chamber of Commerce COUNGI MEETING
INNOVATION
Flexible Service Delivery
• Engine/Truck Station
• Squads to keep crews in-service for major calls
Advanced Life Support (ALS) Services
Forefront of Firefighter Wellness
• Peer Support
• Cancer Prevention
Technology
February 20, 20 Tablet Command • GIS
CLOVIS C INCIL MEETING
EXPANSION
Public Education
• Increase outreach to underserved communities through
• Social Media
• Public events
Non-Profit Partnerships
Services Provided to Clovis
• Addition of Squads
• ALS trained personnel
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING
IS FIRE
PREVE
BETROT BE PRO
USE RESC
USE. RESOL
CHALLENGES
CLOVIS GI L MEETING 16
RECRUITMENT
400
COMPETITIVE MARKET
373
300
283 REPUTATION FOR
HIRING THE HIGHEST
200
204
171 CALIBER CANDIDATES
163
100 116 117
73 OUTREACH EFFORTS
O:
2006--2010 2015- 2018 2019 2021- 2023 2024 CONTIRE
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GROWTH
CITY & SERVICE AREA
City boundaries are growing with annexation and population has grown 40% since 2006. More area, more high density neighborhoods, more citizens, more calls for service 2006 2024
CRANETRA BEPARTMENS
Sover with Polder
GROWTH
DEPARTMENT
As the City grows, the Fire
department must grow to meet
demand. This means more personnel,
infrastructure, apparatus, and
equipment are needed.
CLORANNETEA DEPARTMEN
Sewice with Pride
MAINTENANCE
APPARATUS/FLEET
• Fleet Maintenance is completed by 1FT and 1PT mechanic. • Delays in production mean that from order date to delivery is 48 months or more.
FACILITIES
• Number of facilities increases
• Facilities are aging, which means major repairs
•Costs overall have increased
CHOYESFIRE
Soles with Polde
SUCCESSION PLANNING
• 20% of staff eligible for
retirement by 2030
• Several retirements are those in
CLOVIS
leadership positions. FIRE DEPT.
• Look to evaluate job descriptions
and qualifications to better
match the changing needs of the
COMENETRE DEPARTMEN
department
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PATATA
2 CLOVIS FIRE DEPT.
VULNERABILITIES
ebruary 20. 2025
5 GREATEST VULNERABLITIES
CITY GROWTH ESPECIALLY AT PERIMETERS
FLOOD, EXCESSIVE HEAT, EXCESSIVE COLD
AGING COMMUNITIES
-RTF-6
US&R
HIGH DENSITY HOUSING
FS7 SERVICE AREA MOVISFIRE
DEPARTMENT
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February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MEASURE PASSED
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CLOVIS..
GATEWAY HE SIERRAS I
CENTRAL SHARE
HOW MEASURE Y
CAN HELP
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING
5-YEAR OBJECTIVE
PROVIDE COST EFFECTIVE,
EFFICIENT SERVICE WITH
PRIDE THAT REFLECTS THE
BEST PRACTICES IN THE
FIRE INDUSTRY.
CLOVIS
2022-2027 Strategic Initiative #1
•FIRE DEPT.
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 26
PERSONNEL
• 9 Firefighters • 1 Part-Time GIS Specialist
• 3 Captain Promotions • Reclassification for Deputy Fire • 3 Engineer Promotions Marshal
FLEET
• Engine for new company • Type 6 Engine for Squad #1
CIP/DIF
• Land for Fire Station #7 in Heritage Grove (DIF)
EQUIPMENT
• Advanced Life Support (ALS) Services Setup
CHOVIS FIRE
2825-26FY
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING
PERSONNEL
• 6 Firefighter Paramedics (Staffing for Squad #1)
• 1 CSO for Prevention Bureau
FLEET
• BE40 Scheduled Replacement • Staff Vehicle for CSO
with a Type 6 Engine (Squad #2)
CIP/DIF
• Architectural Services for Fire • Engine for Fire Station #7 (DIF) Station #7 (DIF) Delivery in 2030
EQUIPMENT • Remodel of Fire Station #3
• Advanced Life Support (ALS) Services Equipment
BONES TRE DEPARTMENT
2026=27FY
Soule wilt Polig
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 20
PERSONNEL
• 6 Firefighter Paramedics (Staffing for Squad #2)
• 1 Staff Analyst for Administration Division
• Restructuring of Non-Sworn Divisions to include
position deletions and reclassifications
CIP/DIF
• Training Center Modular City Prop
• Fire Station #7 Construction (DIF)
EQUIPMENT
• Extrication Tools
ORARINE RE DEPARTMEN
2821-28FY
Soles with Pulle
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING -23-
EQUIPMENT
• Portable Radio Replacement
2828=29FY
PERSONNEL
STAFFING OF FS#7 • 1 Part-time Logistics Officer
• 9 Firefighters
• Promote 3 Captains
• Promote 3 Engineers
FLEET
• Staff vehicle for Logistics Officer
HONES PARE DEPARTMENY
2829=38FY
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING
BY 2830
• Hire 30 Sworn Positions
• Place 2 new engine companies
in-service
• Place 2 Squads in-service
• Add Advanced Life Support
Services
• New Fire Station in Heritage
Grove
• Add 3 Non-Sworn Positions
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 31
IN CONCLUSION
CLOVIS FIRE DEPARTMENT • All outlined objectives are from our 2022-2027 Strategic
5-Year Plan are tied to our 2022-
2027 Strategic Plan which was
developed with input from citizen
VISHIRE stakeholders and adopted by the City
/PARTMENT Council.
• Also fulfill the objectives outlined by
citizens responses to 2024 survey.
February 20, 2025 CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING 32
THANK YOU
CLOVIS FIRE DEPARTMENT
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