Sunnyvale City Council
July 23, 2024

Number Mapping Vendor
Compliance Comments DISPATCH
PRIORITIES Notes
1 2 The system provides a mapping system. Y Azure maps C HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
3 The system is compatible with ESRI GIS technologies. Y Via supported source C 4 The system provides a separate, sizable window for map display. Y Configurable via Layout Manager functionality in OnCall Administrator C
5 The systems map is completely integrated into CAD. Y C 6 The systems map is integrated into records management. N Hexagon has not proposed RMS as part of this proposal. L
7 The map automatically locates and zooms to a call for service location, jurisdiction or reporting district on the map when the location is verified.

Y M *SHOULD BE A SYSTEM OPTION-

BUT NOT MANDATORY
8 E911 calls are immediately located without dispatcher interaction
Y L
9 E911 Phase II calls from cell phones automatically zoom to the location on the map or draw a probability circle on the map depending upon the information available.

Y Placed on map, however, no probability circle M
10 The map can be configured to show various layers
depending on the zoom level.

Y H
11 Layers can be manually activated at any zoom level. Y H 12 The map displays the locations of active incidents. Y H 13 The map displays the locations of all signed on units equipped with GPS.

Y C
14 A general-purpose pin mapping ability is included to quickly create pin maps from the results of data searches of CAD incidents or any searchable report in RMS
Y
Yes for map pins.

However, RMS is not included in this
proposal
L
15 A map of sex offender addresses can be generated. Y Based on customer mapping layer source L 16 Map activity with respect to AVL is recorded and can be played back (pursuit replays).

R Via OnCall Analytics | Dispatch Data Models
and Reports
M
17 Maps can be printed. Y Via browser print capability L 18 Mapping is available on mobile computers. Y C
19 Mapping allows Geo-Fencing. Y H
20 Mapping allows Geo-Fencing notification module when a patrol car enters a specific area.

Y M
21 Map Geofile Administration
Map General Requirements
Mapping tab
Attachment 1 - Functional Specifications from Phase 1 Fit & Gap Analysis 79 Attachment 1

22 Ability to accommodate an unlimited number of map
layers (if the number of layers is limited, please specify the maximum number of layers in the comments section).

Y No documented limit. H
23 Ability to support scale dependent layers. Y H
24 Ability to support a map layer for aerial spatial images. Y H 25 Ability to add geofile layers as needed. Y H
26 Ability to determine which map layers are available for each application (e.g., CAD, Mobile, RMS, ARS).

Y H
27 Ability to change reporting boundaries (e.g., areas, beats, districts).

Y Deployment Configuration functionality in
OnCall Administrator
M
28 Ability for a single geofile layer to contain overlapping polygons.

Y H
29 Ability to update the system with a new geofile without system downtime. N
Additional map layers can be added without
downtime. Base map in Azure is currently
controlled by Microsoft.

L
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
30 Ability to update the system with a new geofile without system performance degradation. N
Additional map layers can be added without
downtime. Base map in Azure is currently
controlled by Microsoft.

L
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
31 Ability to test new geofile updates "offline" for accuracy and errors, prior to updating the "live" geofile. N
Additional map layers can be added without
downtime. Base map in Azure is currently
controlled by Microsoft.

L
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
32 Ability for geofile updates to be recognized without requiring logging off and logging back on to the system. N Additional map layers can be added without
downtime. Base map in Azure is currently
controlled by Microsoft.

L
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
33 34
Ability to support the following location fields, including, but not limited to:
35 Apartment building name Y
By using commonplaces and/or special
addresses, or if Azure maps provides for the
customer's area
C
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
36 Apartment number (e.g., ½, #5, 2D, D2) Y Provided that Azure maps supports for the customer's area C
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
Map Data
Mapping tab
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37 Building number Y C
38 Block range Y Provided that Azure maps supports for the customer's area C
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
39 Bridge weight limits Y Provided that Azure maps supports for the customer's area L
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
40 Business name Y By using commonplaces and/or special addresses
C
41 Business owner Y L
42 City Y C
43 Civic associations (e.g., areas, neighborhoods,
community names)
Y By using commonplaces and/or special
addresses
L
44 Common place name Y H
45 County Y By using commonplaces and/or special
addresses
L
46 District Y By using commonplaces and/or special
addresses
L
47 Exact address:
48 Fractional addresses Y Provided that Azure maps supports for the customer's area H
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
49 Alphanumeric addresses Y Provided that Azure maps supports for the customer's area H
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
50 Floor plans Y
By using commonplaces and/or special
addresses, or if Azure maps provides for the
customer's area
L
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI.

FlowMSP is an option here as well as
loading floor plans in special addresses
51 Intersections Y Provided that Azure maps supports for the customer's area H
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
Mapping tab
Attachment 1 - Functional Specifications from Phase 1 Fit & Gap Analysis 81 Attachment 1

52 Law enforcement district Y Provided that Azure maps supports for the customer's area M
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
53 Limited access roadways and highways Y Provided that Azure maps supports for the customer's area L
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
54 Mile markers Y
By using commonplaces and/or special
addresses, or if Azure maps provides for the
customer's area
L
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
55 On ramps, off ramps, exit numbers (including direction) Y Provided that Azure maps supports for the customer's area H
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
56 Overpass height limitations Y Provided that Azure maps supports for the customer's area L
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
57 Prefix Y L
58 Parcel owner Y Provided that Azure maps supports for the customer's area L
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
59 Pavement type Y Provided that Azure maps supports for the customer's area L
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
60 Railway mile markers Y Provided that Azure maps supports for the customer's area L
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
61 Reporting area Y Provided that Azure maps supports for the customer's area L
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
62 Road classification Y Provided that Azure maps supports for the customer's area L
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
Mapping tab
Attachment 1 - Functional Specifications from Phase 1 Fit & Gap Analysis 82 Attachment 1

63 Route number Y Provided that Azure maps supports for the customer's area L
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
64 Street abbreviation Y Provided that Azure maps supports for the customer's area H
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
65 Street alias Y Provided that Azure maps supports for the customer's area H
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
66 Street name Y H
67 Street type Y L
68 Suffix Y L
69 Suite number Y Provided that Azure maps supports for the customer's area L
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
70 Trail markers Y Provided that Azure maps supports for the customer's area L
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
71 Water markings (piers, buoys, nautical navigation,
landmarks) Y Provided that Azure maps supports for the customer's area L
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
72 X/Y coordinates Y Using Latitude/Longitude M
73 X/Y/Z coordinates N Z coordinate not currently supported. L 74 Other agency defined data Y
Provided the customer provides the
information in shapefile or geojson format for
import into the system
M
75 Ability to associate geofile data with the following:
76 Address Y Via special address functionality H
77 Beats Y Via deployment polygons H
78 Census tract Y Via special address functionality L
79 Cross street Y Azure maps does not provide cross streets by default L
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
Mapping tab
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80 Entire common place or business name and aliases Y Via commonplace and/or special addresses functionality M
81 High and low cross streets Y Via Azure maps L
**DOES IT SHOW BLOCK RANGE
WHEN ENTERING A STREET? HxGN
final notes: Hexagon no longer uses
Azure in the SaaS solution - we now
use the customers ESRI . Yes if ESRI
has the information it will show
82 Jurisdiction Y Via deployment polygons H
83 Reporting district Y Via deployment polygons H
84 Response area Y Via deployment polygons H
85 Sectors Y Via deployment polygons L
86 X/Y coordinates Y Using Latitude/Longitude L
87 X/Y/Z coordinates N Z coordinate is not currently supported. L 88 Ability to cross-reference addresses and locations with:
89 Entire common place or business name and aliases Y Commonplaces and special addresses can be defined
H
90 Law enforcement-defined reporting areas Y Commonplaces and special addresses can be defined
M
91 Other identifiers Y Commonplaces and special addresses can be defined L HxGN Final comments: depending on
what those other identifiers are
92 Street aliases Y
Commonplaces and special addresses can be
defined
M
93 X/Y coordinates Y Commonplaces and special addresses can be defined
L
94 X/Y/Z coordinates N Z coordinate is not currently available L 95 Zip codes Y Azure maps provides zip code with geocoded address L
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
96 97 Ability to turn map layers off and on. Y H
98 Ability to switch between night time and day time
cartography versions. Y M
99 Ability to save display settings at the user level. Y H 100 Ability to tie user driven map configurations and settings to login (e.g., roaming profiles). Y H
101 Ability to measure the distances on the map. Y L
102 Ability to measure area on the map. Y L
103 Ability to attach files to addresses (e.g., apartment maps, photos, aerial images). Y Via Special Address functionality H Map Functionality
Mapping tab
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104 Ability to attach premise information (e.g., hazards) to addresses. Y Via Special Address functionality H
105
Ability to click on a location on a map and pull up any supplemental information (e.g., fire pre-plan, hazards, incident history) associated with that location.

Y Assuming special address and/or special
situation information as been defined H
106
Ability to click on a location on a map and pull up any supplemental information associated with a Region
defined parameter around the location (address, building, block, etc.).

Y Assuming special address and/or special
situation information as been defined M
107 Ability to display flags on locations containing additional information (e.g., fire pre-plans, hazards, incident history). Y Assuming special situation information as been defined H
108
109
Ability to provide the following map navigation
functionality:
110 Pan from given area to adjacent area Y M
111 Return back to previous view Y M
112 Zoom in on area for enhanced detail Y H
113 Zoom out of an area Y H
114 Move up and down Y H
115 Move left and right Y H
116 Ability to use a mouse to "click" a point at any zoom level and have the following information displayed:
117 Street name (including alias) Y
By using OnCall Dispatch "What's this"
functionality, if customer's provided layer
serves up the data. Azure maps does not
support by default.

H
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
118 Street type Y
By using OnCall Dispatch "What's this"
functionality, if customer's provided layer
serves up the data. Azure maps does not
support by default.

L
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
119 Block number or address range Y
By using OnCall Dispatch "What's this"
functionality, if customer's provided layer
serves up the data. Azure maps does not
support by default.

H
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
120 Latitude/longitude Y L
Map Navigation
Mapping tab
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121 Coordinates from various reference systems Y
By using OnCall Dispatch "What's this"
functionality, if customer's provided layer
serves up the data. Azure maps does not
support by default.

M
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
122 Prefix directional (N, E, S, W, NE, NW, SE, SW) Y
By using OnCall Dispatch "What's this"
functionality, if customer's provided layer
serves up the data. Azure maps does not
support by default.

M
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
123 Suffix directional (N, E, S, W, NE, NW, SE, SW) Y
By using OnCall Dispatch "What's this"
functionality, if customer's provided layer
serves up the data. Azure maps does not
support by default.

M
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
124 Sub-address (e.g., unit number, building floor, apartment number). Y
By using OnCall Dispatch "What's this"
functionality, if customer's provided layer
serves up the data. Azure maps does not
support by default.

M
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer
uses Azure in the SaaS solution - we
now use the customers ESRI
125 Ability to use the mouse to "hover" on any point at any zoom level and have the following information displayed:
*LAYER W/ PARCEL POINTS?
CREAT CALL FROM MAP? _ HxGN
final comments: Yes - as long as you
put that information in ESRI
126
Street name (including alias) N
127 Street type N
128 Block number or address range N
129 Latitude/longitude Y
130 Coordinates from various reference systems N
131 Prefix directional (N, E, S, W, NE, NW, SE, SW) N
132 Suffix directional (N, E, S, W, NE, NW, SE, SW) N
133 Sub-address (e.g., unit number, building floor, apartment number).

N
134 Ability to configure list of what information is featured in mouse "hover" display.

N
Mapping tab
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127 Mobile Application Integration
Total: 135
Number Mobile Data Computing Functional Requirements
Vendor
Complianc
e
Comments/ DPS Priority Notes
1 2 Secure digital communications between vehicles and
between vehicle and dispatcher for message exchange. Y
Ok / Are user addresses (ie: SVDIS1,
SVDW08) easy to identify? / individual 'Reply'
button / "allcad" for mass messaging
1 Hexagon Final Answer: Yes addesses are easy to
identify and messages can be sent to users, groups, unit id's.
3 The systems communications shall meet DOJ’s data
encryption requirements.

Y Ok 1
4 The system shall provide built in Advanced
Authentication. Y Ok 1 Hexgon Final Answer: Sunnyvale would probably use their Active Directory for Advanced Authentication
5 The system shall support touch screen computers, i.e. oversized buttons for frequently used transactions. Y Priority 1 6 Automatic transmission of relevant incident information to a unit when it is dispatched and when the information is updated.

Y Good 1
7 The system shall have the ability to make inquiries to state and national information databases.

Y Priority 1
8 The system shall have one-button digital unit status
reporting/updating, such as en-route, arrival, Code 4.

Y Priority 1
9 Mobile access to CAD and records information including: 1 10 Incident information Y Good / Priority 1
11 Current active incident summary Y Good / Priority 1
12 Current unit status summary Y Good 1
13 Obtaining/generate case report numbers Y Good 1
14 Officer report log review Y Good 1 Hexagon Final Answer: Unit history, Report log sounds more like RMS
15 Local vehicle information Y Good / Priority 1
16 Local person information Y Good / Priority 1
17 Incident history of local addresses Y Good / Priority 1

THIS SCALE IS
FROM 1-3

IMPORTANCE
(1 being top
and 3 lowest)

PHILLIPS
Mobile General Data Computing Features
Mobile tab
Attachment 1 - Functional Specifications from Phase 1 Fit & Gap Analysis 87 Attachment 1

18 Ability to interface with jail booking photos from Marin Sheriff CMS System. M
Good- but what about Santa Clara Counties
and other Counties Mug Shots?
Hexagon has proposed an optional Informer
query interface to Marin Sheriff TIPS. The
query is by Name/DOB, OLN or SSN. Please
see Attachment 2 for more detail.
1 NICE, BUT DOES IT DO SCC? Hexagon Final Answer:

In discussion this was not needed (Marin County) but if Santa Clara County has a mugshot database then we
can query it and return results but more information is needed to quote. Also it was discussed that CJIC (that holds county jail information) will be part of the query information but photo's are not a part of those returns 19 Field entry of case reports, including FIs with immediate transmission of the reports back to the main server. N
This is like our current set up...no surprise.

Hexagon has proposed our OnCall Dispatch
CAD system. This function would only be
available in an RMS.

Photo/handwriting recognition for entry?
Phone/tablet entry?
1 Hexagon Final Answer: this is an RMS feature and not a CAD/Mobile functionality
20 The system shall provide ability for Traffic officers without a MDC ability to view and enter information Y
Ok
Via Phone and tablets with Mobile Responder 1
21 Robust mobile platform for Motorcycle officers without access to an MDC Y
Ok
Via Phone and tablets with Mobile Responder 1
22 Filed report information shall be immediately available to all system users. Y Ok 1
Hexagon Final Answer: Hexagon has proposed
CADLink to Tiburon RMS - the information in CAD will be sent to Tiburon to start a skeleton report but the field reports will be done in RMS23 Ability for the system to automatically refresh without user intervention, as new information becomes available. Y
Ok- as long as multiple updates to do not
automatically refresh and interput the officer or
reader in the fiel- / Will there be separate tabs
or screens to work on suspect research while
also maintaing status of event? Currently, a
simple vehicle inquery often times will
download over the incident or replace in-
progress research adn the only way to retrieve
it is to lose the vehicle information or rerun the
plate.
1 Hexagon Final Answer: The incident the officer is on will automatically update but the user has the ability to work on multiple tabs and it will nto automatically "pop" over to the working event when an update happens.
24 Ability to log all mobile transactions with the following information:
1 25 Agency Y Good 1
26 Date and time of transmission Y Good 1
27 Mobile Terminal ID Y Ok 1 Hexagon Final Answer: this would be a device ID 28 User ID Y Good 1
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29 Vehicle ID Y Good 1
30 Ability to provide a visual alert if Mobile application loses connection to CAD. Y Ok 1
31 Ability to continuously attempt to reconnect to CAD
system in the event connectivity is lost. Y Ok / Priority 1 32 Ability to support an automatic download of software/files (e.g., code tables, updates) at logon. N
Ok
Since Mobile Unit is a browser based client,
download not required.
1 Hexagon Final Answer: per discussion with Sunnyvale
this is not required - more of RMS function
33 Ability to schedule an automatic download of software/files (e.g., code tables, updates). N
Ok
Since Mobile Unit is a browser based client,
download not required.
1 Hexagon Final Answer: per discussion with Sunnyvale
this is not required - more of RMS function
34 Ability to provide functionality on the following mobile devices:
1 35 Laptops Y Good 1
36 Tablets Y Good
Via Mobile Responder
1 37 Smartphones Y Good
Via Mobile Responder
1 38
39 Ability to provide screen display formats that are
consistent across the application.

Y Ok- need a visual example to understand /
Agree
1 40 Ability for user to toggle between windows. Y
Ok- this is an option with our current system /
True, but often times inqueries share the
same window.
1 41 Ability to view multiple windows at the same time (e.g., side by side or cascade). Y
Ok- this may have user needs
Windows OS Functionality; browser views. /
Priority
2 42 Ability for user to minimize or expand any window. Y Ok-Is this an option? 1 Hexagon Final Answer: this is done via Layout Manager 43 Ability to support touch-screen functionality. Y Priority- this is needed while in a patrol vehicle 1 44 Ability to support voice activated (voice command)
functionality.

N Interesting but it does not look like it is an
option
2 45 Ability to support text-to-voice functionality. N Not an option and I don't see a particular use 2 46 Ability to accept input from: 1
47 3D barcode reader (e.g., driver's license, registration) Y Good-if the reader transposes the data into the system 1
48 Card swipe device Y
Good-if the swipe device transposes the data
into the sytem / What is the quality vs relability
of this function?
1 Mobile Application User Interface
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49 Command entries on a command line Y
Priority-There are not enough buttons for all
CAD commands so a command line is
important to allow all system commands to be
typed on a command line by a mobile operator
1 50 Fingerprint reader N
Not necessary for mobile users fingerprint and
not pratical for citizens fingerprint unless this
could be adopted to a smart phone or tablet /
This could be useful when trying to identify a
subject in the field (similar to the portable
readers) who is not forecoming with horse
power, etc.
2 51 Function keys (one touch keys) Y Good 1
52 Point-and-click devices (i.e., mouse, trackball, touch pad) Y Good 1 53 Ability for users to configure the display of their Mobiles, including:
1 54 Font color N No Issue / This can be useful because night mode isn't always the best option. 2
55 Font size Y Good 2
56 Window size Y Good 1
57 Window location Y Good 1
58 Day/Night mode Y Good 1
59 Ability to configure a default for the following application settings:
1 60 Audible message Y Ok 1
61 Audible tones Y Ok 1
62 Color N No Issue 2
63 Ability to store a user profile for mobile display
configuration for auto-configuration upon log on.

Y Good 1
64 Ability to allow users to return to application default settings.

Y Ok 1
65 Ability for users to select a configuration scheme that accommodates color-blindness.

N Unsure of user needs 3
66 Ability to support multiple on-screen button configurations (e.g., left side, right side, top or bottom).

Y Good / Priority 1
67 Ability to cut and paste from one application or window to another.

Y Good 1
68 Ability to display the following information on the screen during normal operations:

69 Availability of wireless connectivity Y Ok 1
70 Call status Y Good 1
71 Communication verification and other Mobile operational status indicators
Y Ok 1
72 Current unit Y Ok 1
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73 Current unit status (regardless of who assigned the
updated status) Y Good 1
74 Current system date and time Y Good 1
75 Incident number Y Good 1
76 Case number (if provided) Y Good 1
77 Message alert Y Good 1
78 Radio talk group (if assigned) Y Ok
If configured by agency to display 1
79 Screen name/description Y Ok? 1
80 Unit ID Y Good 1
81 User ID Y Ok 1
82 Vehicle location Y Priority 1
83 Ability to view multiple calls simultaneously (e.g., in different windows). Y Good 1
84 85 Ability to support single keystroke commands. Y Good 1 86 Ability to define sub-menus for buttons and function keys so that button and function key commands are based on
previous commands.

Y Good 1
87 Ability for each agency to define keystroke shortcuts for: 1 88 Common tasks Y Ok 1
89 Status updates Y Ok 1
90 Form retrieval (e.g., NCIC call disposition) Y Ok 1
91 Ability to configure a Mobile button (tool bar or function key) to launch any third-party program (e.g., MS Word). Y Why not? DropBox Prefires, Interface with DOJ forstop data enteries. / Agree 3 Hexagon Final Answer: tab creation with url - as long as the web page allows for embedding
92 93 Ability to initiate an emergency message transmission from a touch screen button or hot key. Y Good / Have we had this function before and do other agencies use it? 1
94 Ability to automatically transmit the following information in an emergency situation:
95 Last known location Y Priority 1
96 Current location (with AVL) Y Priority 1
97 Reference to incident Y Good 1
98 User ID Y Priority 1
99 User name Y Priority 1
100 Ability to have a visible and audible indication that emergency key has been activated (in all units). Y Priority 1 101
Ability to delay emergency key activation by an agency
defined period of time (e.g., two second pause before
activation to allow personnel to deactivate key if
necessary).

Y Good 1
102 Ability for Agency to configure where the emergency button appears on the screen (e.g., fixed or floating).

Y Good 1
103 Ability for dispatch to select which consoles receive visible/audible alerts of emergency key activation.

Y Ok
Mobile Function Keys/Commands
Mobile Emergency Key Functionality
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104 Ability to configure emergency key to capture agency- defined combination of above information. Y Ok 1
105
Ability to send to all Mobile and CAD users (except the sender) an emergency notification with unit ID and
location (if known) when the emergency key is activated.

Y Why not? 1 Hexagon Final Answer: this is available today and discussed in our RTM
106 Ability to prevent emergency notification from appearing on the sender's screen. Y Why not? 2
Hexagon Final Answer: there is a visual that lets the unit know they are the activator of that emergency notification but they don't get the emergency message banner like all other users
107 Ability for the Mobile screen to revert to its prior view after the user dismisses an emergency message.

Y Good 1
108 Ability to automatically send location coordinates and unit ID upon triggering an emergency key.

Y Priority 1
109 Ability for system administrator to turn off emergency key functionality by:

110 Devi
ce N Ok 1 Hexagon Final Anwer: three ways to deactive - return license in Admin, or use MDM or Active Directory
111 User N Ok 1 Hexagon Final Anwer: three ways to deactive - return license in Admin, or use MDM or Active Directory
112

113 Ability to require both user identification and password to logon.

Y Good 1
114
Ability to require any agency-determined combination of the following information to logon to the Mobile
application:

115 Equipm
ent Y
Good
Can be updated from a form that auto displays
at first user login
1 116 Password Y Good 1
117 Unit ID Y Good 1
118 Radio ID(s) Y
Good
Can be updated from a form that auto displays
at first user login
1 119 Status (e.g., in service, out-of-service) Y
Good
Can be updated from a form that auto displays
at first user login
1 120 Agency-defined Y ? 1
121 Ability for agency to set the time a Mobile can remain inactive before automatically logging out the user.

Y Ok 2
Mobile Logon/Logoff
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122 Ability to print a log of all transactions for a Mobile computer. Y Good 1
123
Ability to save data entered into user logon fields that remains the same from session to session (e.g., all
information other than password).

Y Good 1
124
Ability to automatically notify CAD of logon/logoff. Y Good 1 125 Ability to log multiple individuals on to a single unit. Y Good
Can be updated from a form that auto displays
at first user login
1 126 Ability to support at least 6 unique logons to a single unit. Y Good
Can be updated from a form that auto displays
at first user login
1 127
128 Ability to view all incident information available in CAD on the Mobile.

Y Priority 1
129 Ability to provide the same messaging features as the CAD application.

Y Priority 1
130 Ability to provide the same BOL features as the CAD application. Y
Priority
Yes on Mobile Unit
No on Mobile Responder
1 131 Ability for mobile status updates to be reflected in CAD. Y Priority 1 132
Ability to run multiple applications (e.g., mobile,
automated field reporting) on the Mobile at the same time, with CAD operations having precedence over reporting
operations.

Y
Priority
HxGN OnCall Mobile Unit is browser based
and has the ability to run on the Mobile device
at the same time as a mobile field reporting
application. Hexagon has not proposed a
mobile field reporting application as part of
this proposal.
2 133 Ability to receive dispatch alerts and/or indicators without losing current work.

Y Good/ Priority 1
134 Ability to receive messages and/or indicators without losing current work.

Y Priority 1
135 Ability for alerts created in CAD or RMS to be made available to users in the Mobile environment. Y
Priority
Alerts from RMS via warrants, etc. would be
via Informer return from queries
1 Mobile Application Integration
Mobile tab
Attachment 1 - Functional Specifications from Phase 1 Fit & Gap Analysis 93 Attachment 1

Number Interfaces Vendor
Compliance Comments Notes
1 2
Ability to support a shared master time source via a one- way interface to the following applications and
equipment:

Y
HxGN OnCall Dispatch reads the OS time.

The OS is responsible for synching with the
master time source.
3 CAD Y
HxGN OnCall Dispatch reads the OS time.

The OS is responsible for synching with the
master time source.
4 Mobile Y
HxGN OnCall Dispatch reads the OS time.

The OS is responsible for synching with the
master time source.
5 RMS
6 AFR N
Hexagon has proposed our OnCall Dispatch
CAD system. This function would only be
available in an RMS.
7 PCs N
HxGN OnCall Dispatch reads the OS time.

The OS is responsible for synching with the
master time source. These devices could be
synced using a shared master time source.
8 ANI/ALI controller Y
HxGN OnCall Dispatch reads the OS time.

The OS is responsible for synching with the
master time source. These devices could be
synced using a shared master time source.
9 Voice recorders N
HxGN OnCall Dispatch reads the OS time.

The OS is responsible for synching with the
master time source. These devices could be
synced using a shared master time source.
10 Radio consoles N
HxGN OnCall Dispatch reads the OS time.

The OS is responsible for synching with the
master time source. These devices could be
synced using a shared master time source.
11 CAD consoles N
HxGN OnCall Dispatch reads the OS time.

The OS is responsible for synching with the
master time source. These devices could be
synced using a shared master time source.

SpectraCom 9393 NetClock
Interfaces tab
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12 Ability to time stamp all system transactions to the tenth of a second. Y The OnCall Dispatch system records
transactions to the tenth of a second.
13 14
Ability to support a one-way interface from the City's
Enterprise Geospatial Repository (EGR) to the geofiles
used by:

Y
Hexagon did not propose an interface to
ESRI ArcGIS.

Microsoft Azure Maps is the default GIS
provider for HxGN Dispatch Cloud
applications
HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer uses
Azure in the SaaS solution - we now use
the customers ESRI
15 CAD Y
Although Azure Maps is the default basemap
and geocoding, OnCall Dispatch allows for
easy ingestion of shape files and polygons.

Additional shape files can be sourced from
agency or public data via web services. Data
examples below:

Beat, Response or Emergency Service Zones
Common Place Names
Additional Address Information
Weather
Traffic
Topography
Other customer specific layer data
The City can publish map attributes to a URL
(i.e.

ArcGI
S Online) as a map server wh
ich
can generate the map tiles needed by
Hexagon Dispatch
to
display as a map layer.

Th
is process will allow for near re
al-time
display of map attributes. On
Call Dispatch
and OnCall Mobile Unit support multiple map
layers.

HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer uses
Azure in the SaaS solution - we now use
the customers ESRI
ESRI ArcGIS
Interfaces tab
Attachment 1 - Functional Specifications from Phase 1 Fit & Gap Analysis 95 Attachment 1

16 Mobile Y
Although Azure Maps is the default basemap
and geocoding, OnCall Dispatch allows for
easy ingestion of shape files and polygons.

Additional shape files can be sourced from
agency or public data via web services. Data
examples below:

Beat, Response or Emergency Service Zones
Common Place Names
Additional Address Information
Weather
Traffic
Topography
Other customer specific layer data
The City can publish map attributes to a URL
(i.e.

ArcGI
S Online) as a map server wh
ich
can generate the map tiles needed by
Hexagon Dispatch
to
display as a map layer.

Th
is process will allow for near re
al-time
display of map attributes. On
Call Dispatch
and OnCall Mobile Unit support multiple map
layers.

HxGN final notes: Hexagon no longer uses
Azure in the SaaS solution - we now use
the customers ESRI
17 RMS
18 AFR N
Hexagon has proposed our OnCall Dispatch
CAD system. This function would only be
available in an RMS.
19 Ability for application geofile(s) to receive updates from the EGR at agency defined intervals. Y
Hexa
gon suggests the City publish map
attributes to a URL (i.e. Ar
cGIS Online) as a
map server whi
ch can generate the map tiles
needed by Hexagon Dispatch to
display as a
map layer. Th
is process will allow for
near re
al-time display of map attributes.

HxG
N final notes: Hexagon no longer uses
Azure in the SaaS solution - we now use
the customers ESRI
20 Ability to support the upload of Streets related shape files to CAD. Y Hexa gon supports Ge oJSON, KML and
Shapefile fo r upload.

HxG
N final notes: Hexagon no longer uses
Azure in the SaaS solution - we now use
the customers ESRI
Interfaces tab
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21 22 Ability to support access (via TCP/IP) of files from the Department of Justice. T Via third-party CommSys ConnectCIC and HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer
23 Ability to support the use of CLETS mnemonics. Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer C- still receive return and APB thru the
system - Hexagon Final Answer: yes
correct - unaddressed messages will hit a
message group like on duty dispatchers or
supervisors
24 Ability of CAD system to transmit or receive messages to CLETS as a single transmission. Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer C - both entry and query - entry being SRF,
Tows and APB's Hexagon Final Answer-
Yes
25 Ability to support a one-way interface between the
California Law Enforcement Telecommunications System
(CLETS)/National Crime Information Center (NCIC) and
the following public safety applications:

T Via third-party CommSys ConnectCIC and
HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer
26 CAD Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer C
27 Mobile Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer C
28 RMS
29 Ability to run CLETS/NCIC queries from the command
line.

Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer
30 Ability to run CLETS/NCIC queries from a query mask. Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer 31 Ability to query CLETS/NCIC from the RMS. N Hexagon has not included RMS as part of this proposal.
32 Ability to copy/paste information from CLETS/NCIC into an active or closed CAD event. Y
Yes into Active with correct permissions, No
to closed event; it would need to be
reopened.

Hexagon Final Answer: This was
discussed during our RTM review and
identified that I/CAD does this. This would
require a PCR if you wanted this
33 Ability to attach CLETS/NCIC "hits" to the call for service. Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer 34 Ability to send an attached CLETS/NCIC "hit" to an
officer's mobile application.

Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer
35 Ability to query CLETS/NCIC from the mobile
environment and populate the data returns into the
following:
36 Reports Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer
37 Forms Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer

CLETS/NCIC
Interfaces tab
Attachment 1 - Functional Specifications from Phase 1 Fit & Gap Analysis 97 Attachment 1

38 Citations N RMS workflow not included in Hexagon's
proposal.
39 Ability to do the following to CLETS/NCIC data fields:
40 Add Y
OnCall Dispatch has the ability to provide this
type of transaction but has not included it as
part of this proposal. Please see Attachment
2 for a complete list of proposed transactions.
add would be APB, SRF, TOWs- Hexagon
Final Answer: We will add SRF and Tows
to our proposal if selected
41 Modify Y
OnCall Dispatch has the ability to provide this
type of transaction but has not included it as
part of this proposal. Please see Attachment
2 for a complete list of proposed transactions.
add would be APB, SRF, TOWs- Hexagon
Final Answer: We will add SRF and Tows
to our proposal if selected
42 Remove Y
OnCall Dispatch has the ability to provide this
type of transaction but has not included it as
part of this proposal. Please see Attachment
2 for a complete list of proposed transactions.
add would be APB, SRF, TOWs- Hexagon
Final Answer: We will add SRF and Tows
to our proposal if selected
43 Ability to update the RMS with agency defined
information returned from a CLETS/NCIC inquiry.

N RMS workflow not included in Hexagon's
proposal.
yes we send that to Tiburon
44 Ability to support agency defined automatic
CLETS/NCIC queries based on the transaction
performed (e.g., run plates up entry of a traffic stop).

Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer
45 Ability for the City to disable automatic CLETS/NCIC queries based on the transaction performed (e.g., run
plates up entry of a traffic stop).

Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer
46 Must provide a link to the state for NCIC queries, County, State, Regional and Federal Systems. T Via third-party CommSys ConnectCIC and HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer
47 Supports menu based entry of common queries from all authorized users.

Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer
48 From the person display allows running that person with a dedicated button.

Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer
49 From the vehicle display allows running that vehicle with a dedicated button.

Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer
Interfaces tab
Attachment 1 - Functional Specifications from Phase 1 Fit & Gap Analysis 98 Attachment 1

50 The person display includes quick access to a log of all the times the person has been run. Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer Hexagon Final Answer: This is located on
a LOI once the person or vehicle has been
run on an incident
51 The person display includes quick access to a log of probation status N Hexagon Final Answer: only if it is in a return - hyperlink for CJIC (county jail)
52 The vehicle display includes quick access to a log of all the times the vehicle has been run. Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer Hexagon Final Answer: only if it is in a return - hyperlink for CJIC (county jail)
53 A state queries log is available that list state queries. Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer 54 A separate log of all criminal history queries is available that meets all state requirements. Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer 55 Responses to queries must be displayed automatically if the user is not otherwise occupied. Y
User can see summary automatically when
arrives in queue but must select to open to
see complete response.
56 When multiple response messages are received, the
dispatcher must be able to easily page through them.

Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer
57 The incident history that is part of the display of an individual incident must include all the queries that have been run for that incident and the requesting officer.

Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer
58 The dispatcher must be able to display the response to a displayed query by a direct method such as double
clicking.

Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer
59 Responses can be printed. Y HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer based on the City's SOPS and permissions.
60 The printout includes the text of the associated query and the ID of the unit that ran it.

Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer
61 62
Ability to support a two-way interface between the County mugshot system to the following public safety
applications:

Mugshots
Interfaces tab
Attachment 1 - Functional Specifications from Phase 1 Fit & Gap Analysis 99 Attachment 1

Ability to view data from the County mugshot system via CAD M
Hexagon has proposed an Informer query
interface to County Mugshot system. The
query is by Name/DOB, OLN or SSN. Please
see Attachment 2 for more detail.
field units question - county mugshots or
CalPhoto? Hexagon Final Answer:

CalPhoto won't allow this type of
connection/query. We need to know more
information about the County mugshot
system but our system does have the
capability to query
Ability to view data the County mugshot system via
MobileCom
63 CAD
64 Mobile
65 RMS
66 67 Ability to provide a one-way interface between the Intrado Vesta 911 system and the CAD application.

Y
68 Ability for the user to import ANI/ALI data into the CAD application.

Y
69 Ability to pre-fill the CAD incident mask with ANI/ALI data.

Y
70 Ability for CAD to geo-verify the ALI information. Y 71 Ability to convert Phase II Wireless call ALI data
containing lat/long coordinates in CAD.

Y
72 Ability to plot Phase II Wireless call ALI data containing lat/long coordinates on the CAD map.

Y
73 Ability for updated VIPER information to automatically update data that has already been transferred into the
CAD system (e.g., if the Phase 1 information is updated to Phase 2).

Y This should be VESTA - not VIPER
74 Ability to incorporate Next Generation 9-1-1 functionality into the interface as technology and standards in the
area develop.

Y
Hexa
gon looks to industry leading standards
such as APCO and NG 9-1-1 and
incorporates features from these standards
and others where they meet our product
vision.

Th
ese enhancement may incur
additional costs for implementation and
development.
75 Vesta 911
Priority Dispatch ProQA
Interfaces tab
Attachment 1 - Functional Specifications from Phase 1 Fit & Gap Analysis 100
Attachment 1

76 Ability to provide a one-way interface between the Priority Dispatch ProQA system and the CAD application. Y
Ability to provide a one-way interface
between the Priority Dispatch ProQA system
and the CAD application.

Hexagon Response: Hexagon has proposed
our HxGN OnCall Dispatch | ProQA interface
to meet this requirement.

C
77 Ability to launch the ProQA application automatically upon identification of a call requiring EMD protocols.

Y User must click button, or function key. L - confirm that today it might launch - 78 Ability to automatically record questions asked and
answers received to the CAD call for service record.

Y C
79 Ability to make the recorded answers available to Mobile application users.

Y M
80 81 Ability to provide a two-way interface from the CAD application to the Zetron Station Alerting system. Y
Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Fire Station
Alerting. Please see Attachment 2 for more
detail.

C - Possible serial connection - but need
more information on the version/type.

Annie has forwarded the Zetron information
to Ginny 6/13/23 - Hexagon Final Answer:

The information Annie forwarded stated the
Zetron was IP - if this is true we can
connect
82 Ability to activate Zetron Station Alerting from within CAD. Y
Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Fire Station
Alerting. Please see Attachment 2 for more
detail.

C
83 Ability for the dispatch of fire units to trigger activation of system at the appropriate fire stations. Y
Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Fire Station
Alerting. Please see Attachment 2 for more
detail.

C
84 Ability for CAD to receive a confirmation that an alert was successfully sent. N Written to log file but does not notify.

M - can this be handled by CRE? Per
Craig No. Hexagon Final Answer: if this is
needed a PCR would need to be filed
85 Ability to alert multiple stations simultaneously. Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Fire Station
Alerting. Please see Attachment 2 for more
detail.

C
86 Motorola Gold Elite Radio System
Zetron
Interfaces tab
Attachment 1 - Functional Specifications from Phase 1 Fit & Gap Analysis 101
Attachment 1

87 Ability to provide a one-way interface with the CAD
system and Motorola Gold Elite Radio. Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | PTT. Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
88 Ability to transfer push-to-talk data from Radio System to CAD. Y
Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | PTT. Please see
Attachment 2 for more detail.
89 Ability for the controlling dispatcher CAD station to receive and capture the following radio traffic data:
90 Date and time transmission initiated N
91 Date and time transmission ended N
92 Channel talk group N
93 Unit ID Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | PTT. Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
94 Apparatus ID Y Supported if linked
95 Ability to link radio traffic data with unit history as an incident, if the communication occurs while a unit is
assigned to a call for service.

N
96 Ability to notify all dispatchers upon depression of an emergency key on the radio. Y
Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | PTT. Please see
Attachment 2 for more detail.

Does it create a call For service? Hexagon
Final Answer: Yes if the unit is not on an
event it will create a field event for them
97 Ability to log radio transmission data in the
communications audit files.

N
98 Ability to time stamp all radio transmission data in the communications audit files.

N
99 Ability for time stamp to reflect the master clock time stamp.

N
100
101
Ability to support a two-way interface between Silicon
Valley Regional Interoperability Authority (SVRIA) and
CAD.

Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.

County AMR for CAD to CAD needed -
SVRIA is a county wide Radio - so no CAD
to CAD for that but only County.
102 Ability to share the following with the SVRIA:
103 Call for service information Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
104 Unit statuses Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.

CAD2CAD
Interfaces tab
Attachment 1 - Functional Specifications from Phase 1 Fit & Gap Analysis 102
Attachment 1

105 Ability to receive other agencies' call for service and unit status information.
106 Ability to send an incident initiation message upon the creation of an incident to the connected CAD systems. Y Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
107 Ability to transfer the following incident information:
108 Originating Agency Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
109 Local incident number Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
110 Local report number Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
111 Date and time Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
112 Type Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
113 Priority Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
114 Sub-priority Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
115 Modifying circumstances Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail. Comments? Hexagon Final Comments:
yes to comments question here
116 Address Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
117 Apartment number Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail. Depending on map data 118 Building Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail. Depending on map data Interfaces tab
Attachment 1 - Functional Specifications from Phase 1 Fit & Gap Analysis 103
Attachment 1

119 Cross street 1 Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail. Depending on map data 120 Cross street 2 Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail. Depending on map data 121 City Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail. Depending on map data 122 Location Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
123 X/Y coordinates Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
124 Beat Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail. not needed
125 Area Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail. not needed
126 Team Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail. not needed
127 Caller name Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
128 Caller address Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
129 Caller phone number Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
130 Comments Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
131 Operator Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.

Interfaces tab
Attachment 1 - Functional Specifications from Phase 1 Fit & Gap Analysis 104
Attachment 1

132 Terminal Identifier Y
Via CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail. Hexagon Final Comments: Position ID - not workstation pneumonic
133
134 Ability to transfer CAD call for service information to FirstWatch at agency defined intervals.

Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | CAD Link
Interface
Sunnyvale to confirm - they confirmed not
needed
135
136
Ability to support a one-way interface from the CAD
system to ImageTrend for the transfer of call for service information upon initiation of a medical incident.

Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | CAD Link
Interface Field units question
137
Ability from the CAD system to interface with ImageTrend for ePCR which is soon to be RMS Fire. Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | CAD Link Interface
Sunnyvale to confirm with Fire on if two
separate connections one for FRMS and
one for ePCR. Hexagon Final Comment:

Per discussion in RTM work Sunnyvale has
one connection to ImageTrend that is
tabbed out for ePCR and one for FRMS
138 Ability to begin a patient care report before incident closure.

Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | CAD Link
Interface
139 Ability to populate a report with pertinent CAD data prior to incident closure.

Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | CAD Link
Interface
140
Ability to recognize if an active or closed call has been updated in CAD and send the updated information to
ImageTrend.

Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | CAD Link
Interface
141
142 Ability to support a bi-directional interface from the CAD system to CryWolf. M
Hexagon has proposed a custom interface to
CryWolf to meet this requirement.

See Attachment 2 for more detail.
people can go online and enter information -
contact information gets pushed into CAD -
when alarm call is made at address the
contact information details is provide to
dispatch - Ginny to confirm attachment 2
outlines this workflow. Hexagon Final
Answer: We can push alarm information
into CryWolf but do not have a place to
store CryWolf alarm data. PCR would
need to be filed if required
143
Ability to support setup processes for the CAD system,
CAD false alarm data export, SaaS, and the CAD data
import.

M
144
Ability to allow user to manually upload CAD false alarm data export into CryWolf SaaS.

N
FirstWatch
ImageTrend
CryWolf
Interfaces tab
Attachment 1 - Functional Specifications from Phase 1 Fit & Gap Analysis 105
Attachment 1

145 Ability for a CAD import application to access CryWolf SaaS FTP location to import data into the CAD. M
Hexagon clarifies subject to the design of the
interface and what CryWolf will allow. We can
export to SFTP, FTP, TCP, HTTP or file drop
as appropriate
146 Ability to transfer the following false alarm data from the CAD/RMS system to CryWolf:
147 Address M Hexagon clarifies we have included CAD only in this proposal, not RMS.
148 Business owner name M Hexagon clarifies we have included CAD only in this proposal, not RMS.
149 Date M Hexagon clarifies we have included CAD only
in this proposal, not RMS.
150 Time M Hexagon clarifies we have included CAD only
in this proposal, not RMS.
151 Incident number M Hexagon clarifies we have included CAD only in this proposal, not RMS.
152 Associated phone number M Hexagon clarifies we have included CAD only in this proposal, not RMS.
153
154 Ability to support a one-way interface from the CAD application to Rip-and-Run printers. N
Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Fire Station
Printing. Please see Attachment 2 for more
detail.

Hexagon Final Answer: Not available in a
SaaS solution
155
156 Ability to support a one-way interface from the CAD application to the AWS server. M
Hexagon has proposed a custom Informer
query interface to Alameda Warrant System.

The query is by Name/DOB, OLN or SSN.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.

Hexagon Final Answer: discussions in
RTM work - identified that this is not
required/needed
Rip-N-Run
Alameda Warrant System (AWS)
Interfaces tab
Attachment 1 - Functional Specifications from Phase 1 Fit & Gap Analysis 106
Attachment 1

157 Ability to transfer data back and forth through the AWS router. M
Hexagon has proposed a custom Informer
query interface to Alameda Warrant System.

The query is by Name/DOB, OLN or SSN.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.

Hexagon Final Answer: discussions in
RTM work - identified that this is not
required/needed
158
159
Ability to support a one-way interface from the CAD
application to video-evidence files in Evidence.com
(Axon Body Camera)
Y Via Body Worn Camera OnCall Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
160
Allow Axon Body Camera to export the relevant event
metadata from the CAD system and place that metadata
in a database-printout file (CSV).

Y Via Body Worn Camera OnCall Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
161 The database-printout file contains the following items: Y Via Body Worn Camera OnCall Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
162 [Event ID], Y Via Body Worn Camera OnCall Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
163 [Report Number], Y Via Body Worn Camera OnCall Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
164 [Title], Y Via Body Worn Camera OnCall Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
165 [Category], Y Via Body Worn Camera OnCall Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
166 [Officer Name], Y Via Body Worn Camera OnCall Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
167 [Officer Badge ID], Y Via Body Worn Camera OnCall Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
168 [Officer Dispatched DateTime], Y Via Body Worn Camera OnCall Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
169 [Officer Cleared DateTime], Y Via Body Worn Camera OnCall Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
170 [Street], Y Via Body Worn Camera OnCall Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
171 [City], Y Via Body Worn Camera OnCall Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
172 [State] Y Via Body Worn Camera OnCall Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.
173
Axon Body Camera
Electronic Patient Care Report (ePCR)
Interfaces tab
Attachment 1 - Functional Specifications from Phase 1 Fit & Gap Analysis 107
Attachment 1

174 Ability to interface with the CAD application to ePCR Elite Bridge and Elite Field (hosted and web-based software). Y Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | CAD Link
Interface. Please see Attachment 2 for more
detail.
ask field units
175
176 Ability to interface with CAD application to Rave 911. M Hexagon has proposed a custom interface to
Rave 911 to meet this requirement. Please
see Attachment 2 for more detail.

Hexagon Final Note: per discussion in RTM
work this interface is not needed
177
178 Ability to pull CAD data from RMS Y
Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | CAD Link
Interface. Please see Attachment 2 for more
detail.
179 Information required:
180 Event num ber Y
Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | CAD Link
Interface. Please see Attachment 2 for more
detail.
181 Reported date Y
Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | CAD Link
Interface. Please see Attachment 2 for more
detail.
182 Reported Time Y
Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | CAD Link
Interface. Please see Attachment 2 for more
detail.
183
Status (Clear by Arrest; Cleared by Juvenile Arrest,
Outside Clearance Arrest, Exceptionally Cleared Adult,
Exceptionally Cleared Juvenile)
Y
Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | CAD Link
Interface. Please see Attachment 2 for more
detail.
184 Call Type Y
Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | CAD Link
Interface. Please see Attachment 2 for more
detail.
185 Location Y
Via HxGN OnCall Dispatch | CAD Link
Interface. Please see Attachment 2 for more
detail.
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Reporting district, primary officer, event number, report number, fire event number and fire case number if
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189 Sunnyvale currently has access to this interface via the web 24/7; We want an integrated solution in CAD Y Via RapidSOS OnCall Call-taker Interface.

Please see Attachment 2 for more detail.

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Alternate PSAP
As part of the City of Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety disaster recovery and business continuity plan, the proposed CAD system must also reside in an alternate PSAP (Public Safety Answering Point). A PSAP is a call center where emergency calls for police, fire, ambulance initiated by a mobile or landline subscriber are responded to by Dispatchers. The function of an alternate PSAP is identical to that of the primary PSAP with the only difference is that the alternate PSAP is physically at a different location. The CAD system in the alternate PSAP will only be used when the primary PSAP is unusable, as in the case of a disaster. Nevertheless, the alternate PSAP must always be functionally and operationally ready. This means that all updates to the CAD system in the primary PSAP must be made to the CAD system located at the alternate PSAP in real time.

The response to the RFP must include a detailed description of how this can be accomplished in conjunction with the proposed CAD system.

Hexagon Response:

Hexagon has proposed a cloud-hosted managed service (SaaS) solution for the City. OnCall SaaS is an Azure hosted solution provisioned in the Azure Government Cloud that provides a managed service offering of our OnCall Dispatch product suite. OnCall SaaS requires no on-premise hardware or deployment of Hexagon products excluding agency interfaces. The managed service component includes initial product deployment, continuous upgrades and solution monitoring and alerting.

If the City’s main PSAP were to suddenly be unavailable, the dispatchers could simply move to the alternate site, log into OnCall Dispatch from their new workstations, and continue working.

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Attachment H – Interface Descriptions
COTS Interfaces
HxGN OnCall Dispatch | ANI/ALI
Description:

The ANI/ALI interface works with the Call-taker component of OnCall Dispatch Advantage to provide Next Generation support for solicited multimedia data associated with a call. Call-Taker is designed to support new modes of communication, such as SMS and MMS text (photos and video) and allows the addition of new call types going forward. It provides global support for handling Next Generation data processed by the PSAP.

OnCall Dispatch supports FCC Phase II requirements for cellular 911 calls and supports the creation of events based on a geographic coordinate location. The ANI/ALI packets for Phase II Wireless 911 calls include the coordinates (in lat/long or other standard coordinate system, as dictated by the NENA standard or FCC requirements), and uses this information to show the caller's geographic coordinate location on the map. The nearest civic address can also be estimated and displayed. The exact format of this data in the ANI/ALI packet must be supplied by the City of Sunnyvale (in conjunction with their phone system supplier).

Assumptions:
 Hexagon assumes that the City of Sunnyvale's ANI/ALI controller supports NENA Format Versions 1 and 2 (Fixed Length ASCII), NENA version 3 (Tagged Delimited), and NENA version 4 (XML). These formats are documented in NENA documents NENA 02—010 v9 now “Legacy Data formats for ALI, MSAG &GIS” and NENA 04-001 v2 now “E9-1-1 PSAP Equipment”.  The ANI/ALI interface component of the OnCall Dispatch System will provide the interface to an ANI/ALI controller, and will accept ANI/ALI packets containing ASCII, tagged delimited, or XML data via an Ethernet Network (TCP/IP) or an RS-232 connection  Hexagon assumes that the ANI/ALI protocol packet provides the number, address and answering position of the call when answered.
 The FCC order released June 3, 2005 requires that all VoIP vendors, serving U.S. customers, must offer service to route 911 VoIP calls through the current E-911 infrastructure. This means that all VoIP 911 calls from registered subscribers will be received through the PSAP’s 911 trunks and handled by their ANI/ALI Controller. The PSAP is responsible for ensuring that their ANI/ALI Controller is capable of handling the ALI Database lookup for these calls. ANI/ALI packets for VoIP calls will be received by the CAD system, over the same CAD link, from the ANI/ALI Controller, as the landline and cellular calls. VoIP calls with a caller’s address will be handled like landline calls and VoIP calls with a location specified by coordinates will be handled like Phase II cellular calls.
 If the center requires an interface to a method of receiving ANI/ALI or other Data for VoIP calls other than the traditional ANI/ALI Controller, this interface will have to be rescoped as a custom interface. The City of Sunnyvale must provide complete specifications of the device or service providing the data.
 Given the current uncertainty in the telephony provider market on how SMS/MMS information will be transmitted, Hexagon assumes that the SMS/MMS information is being provided through the external SMS provider.

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Constraints:
 The City of Sunnyvale is also responsible for the maintenance and support of any hardware, software, or cabling required to provide the physical interface between the ANI/ALI Communications Server and the ANI/ALI Controller. Hexagon’s demarcation point, for responsibility for the ANI/ALI stream, is at the port or socket on the communications server.  The City of Sunnyvale must supply a complete and accurate description of the ANI/ALI controller interface and data it provides for CAD field mapping.

HxGN OnCall Dispatch | ProQA
Description:

The OnCall Dispatch | ProQA Interface for Paramount application is a protocol-based product that provides a standard certified set of determination questions and answers that Police, Fire and EMS can use to identify the necessary resources required when responding to an event. OnCall Dispatch | ProQA Interface for Paramount is an add-in to the OnCall Dispatch | Call-Taker application (included with OnCall Dispatch Advantage).

Key Features:
 Multi-discipline launching
 Pre-alerts
 Transfer of location information to OnCall Dispatch | Call-Taker  Configured to spill key questions into the Event information remarks field.

We also provide a Pre-Alert capability, if ProQA is configured to send the chief complaint code and the answers to the initial questions to CAD before the user starts answering the Key Questions. CAD can then create the event or create and automatically accept the event dependent on the configuration.

Per the Priority Dispatch Paramount website, Hexagon (as Intergraph Corporation) is listed at the platinum level.

Upon determination by the operator that Paramount medical is needed, the operator clicks the Medical button, or issues the medical command. The interface brings the Paramount Medical application to the foreground and places focus in first editable control. The operator then progresses through the paramount application as normal. Upon reaching a determinant code, the operator clicks the flashing alert symbol in Paramount causing the data to be sent to OnCall Dispatch | Advantage. The Paramount application will populate location, caller information, an event-type and sub-type, and the key questions as configured by the Paramount medical admin utility, will spill into the event remarks. OnCall Dispatch | Advantage can optionally automatically accept the event or allow the operator to make further edits and then accept the event.

The operator then places the event into update to allow Paramount to make any further changes as the operator completes the case in Paramount. Upon completion of the Paramount case, the operator would accept any changes into the OnCall Dispatch event.

OnCall Dispatch records the Paramount case number as part of the event record so that the case is permanently linked to the event. If the Paramount button (or command) is clicked for an event that already had Paramount run against it, the case summary is displayed in Paramount.

A single agency event can only have one Paramount case number associated with it.

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Assumptions:
 The OnCall Dispatch system supports ProQA version 13.0.  SMS Texting is not currently supported for Paramount 5.1.

HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Informer
 NCIC/CLETS
 Query to Tiburon RMS
 Query to CJIC (County jail system)
 Query to Alameda Warrant System (AWS)
Hexagon has included our standard OnCall Dispatch | Informer interface to meet this requirement.

Informer provides a set of forms designed to run queries on local, provincial, regional, and/or national crime information databases, such as the National Crime Information Center (NCIC), or to databases associated with external applications.

The Informer interface automatically routes queries and responses between clients and the external systems, and if the external database supports unique routing codes for each query and response, Informer may be implemented to automatically initiate queries in response to actions executed within the OnCall Dispatch system. For example, defining an event as a vehicle stop and entering the license tag number within OnCall Dispatch may automatically initiate the “Vehicle Query by License Number.” The product can be further configured to automatically enter all query results in a centralized server log, as well as to automatically attach query results to the event. Using the OnCall Dispatch messaging capability, responses may also be forwarded. Informer can be configured to use and display HTML forms on its front-end client application. Informer can display HTML, XML/XSL or plain ASCII text responses on that same client.

Informer is comprised of user dialogs and service components. The service components are:
 A module that runs in the OnCall environment,
 A provider that directly interfaces to external systems, and  A bridge that handles communication between the two.

These services are orchestrated to route requests and responses between OnCall and the external systems.

The services are architected so the module, bridge and provider can be configured to run in the cloud or on-premise. For example, OnCall and the module could be configured to run in the cloud with the bridge and provider configured to run on-premise to facilitate communications with the external systems.

The user dialogs are a standard feature that work within OnCall Dispatch | Advantage, OnCall Mobile Unit and OnCall Mobile Responder. When configured, these dialogs present the OnCall user with an Informer Message view that will allow them to submit requests and view responses. The dialogs component also supports a command line interface from within the OnCall Dispatch products. A set of configurable OnCall dialogs are provided which are used to collect request data and submit it to external systems.

Hexagon has included the NCIC transactions as listed in the CommSys ConnectCIC Installation Task above.

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Informer includes three providers that can be configured to communicate with external systems. These are:
 Open Database Connectivity (ODBC)
 CommSys
 OnCall Records
In addition, Informer provides:
 Explicit sign on and sign off using authorizations defined in the OnCall database  Transaction level security, which verifies user authorization for each query type  Hit detection that allows responses to be searched for specific text. If found, notifications can be automatically distributed based on configurable designations Informer currently supports XML responses in TCP/IP packets.

Assumptions:
 Implementation of the CommSys provider requires at a minimum the purchase of the CommSys ConnectCIC module and CommSys' Real Time Data Mining (RTDM) feature.  Additional provider implementations can be developed through extra services.  The connection to a state or national database may require additional hardware and software. Connection through TCP/IP or Web Site is highly preferred.  Each distinct provider requires OnCall Dispatch | Informer implementation installation and configuration services.
 A single license supports a given site. However, each distinct database connection requires custom OnCall Dispatch | Informer implementation development services.

HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Notifications
Description:

OnCall Dispatch | Notifications provides connectivity between the dispatching environment and multiple internal and external communication endpoints. It allows for the definition of City of Sunnyvale -specific rules for notifying interested parties based on activities in the CAD system. These include a third-party paging controller, email application, and SMS text. Dependent on the protocol supported by the system, OnCall Dispatch | Notifications uses either SNPP level 1 (Simple Network Paging Protocol), SMPP (Short Message Peer to Peer), SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol), or WCTP (Wireless Communication Transfer Protocol).

This product serves as an extension to the OnCall Dispatch functionality. Alphanumeric messages and/or tone pages can be transmitted from the dispatch environment over the third-party paging terminal to the destination paging unit. OnCall Dispatch | Notifications must be customized to adapt to the third-party paging terminal available.

Notifications may be sent through the OnCall messaging system, which supports group messaging and logs messages sent, or may be sent automatically when a unit is dispatched to an event. The OnCall Dispatch | Notifications interface provides the ability to send information or general tone alerting from the Attachment 1

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OnCall Dispatch system to pagers and units equipped with pagers as well as email. The system can send general text and dispatch/event information to alphanumeric pagers and units equipped with alphanumeric pagers. Tone-only pagers can also be used for ‘tone out’ type pages.

Because most paging systems only support one-way communications, OnCall Dispatch | Notifications cannot confirm receipt of a message but can confirm that the paging controller acknowledged the message.

The SMTP software driver module (SDM) provides the ability to send email messages. The SMTP SDM will distribute paging messages as directed by the paging system interface (PSI) application. The PSI application is designed to listen for Send Message packets from Hexagon’s CAD software application (OnCall Dispatch). Once the PSI application captures a Send Message packet, it forwards the message and its contents to the SDM of interest. The SMTP SDM is an integral part of the complete PSI application and its inclusion helps to complete the functionality for a working paging system interface to the OnCall Dispatch application.

The OnCall Dispatch | Notifications interface consists of three parts:
 The User Interface portion (client)
 Communication server paging process (server)
 Controller/hardware specific driver software (SDM) necessary to control communication to a particular paging system controller
All run time input to the paging system will come from the OnCall Dispatch system. Automatic dispatch paging is only by unit within the OnCall Dispatch system. Pagers may be associated with:
 Units
 Personnel
 Stations
Functionality includes three (3) basic functions:
1 Automatic Dispatch Pages ─ Automatic sending of dispatch messages or tone alerts to appropriate pagers associated with units during a normal dispatch. Dispatch messages sent by OnCall Dispatch workstations will be analyzed and processed for paging units equipped with pagers. This is an automatic feature. Once a dispatch packet is received, the paging server will use the unit ID in the packet to look up the pager ID from the OnCall Dispatch Database.

Therefore, only logged-on units can be sent dispatch pages automatically. This pager ID will be used to match records in other page-related tables to locate the actual device specific code to be sent to the proper paging controller. Additionally, dispatch related conditions can be placed against these pages for conditional paging.
2 Entering Messages through Send Message ─ Manually sending user-entered text or pre- formatted text messages to alphanumeric pagers. Through the Send Message dialog box in OnCall Dispatch, users may manually enter or use pre-entered, pre-formatted messages to be sent to alphanumeric pagers. A pick list of pre-formatted messages can be configured. As these messages are manually entered and not the result of a dispatch operation, these type pages do not have conditional capabilities. For example, all pager IDs entered or resolved from a unit ID will be paged.
3 Manually Sending Dispatch or Event Info ─ Manually sending dispatch or event information to alphanumeric pagers. The paging interface can also re-send dispatch type pages to alphanumeric Attachment 1

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pagers via the Send Message dialog box in OnCall Dispatch. By selecting or entering an event number, the software will build a dispatch page just as it does for the actual dispatch. This text message can then be modified or amended prior to sending the message. Because this is a manual page and not the result of a dispatch, no conditions capabilities can be evaluated for the individual page IDs.

Assumptions:
 Hexagon assumes that the paging system uses one of the supported protocols. Each license of OnCall Dispatch | Notifications allows any number of potential pagers. The connection of the Paging Controller is assumed to be RS-232 or Network based (TCP/IP). Connection may be made through a dedicated or dial up line.
 Hexagon assumes use of a single paging controller type. If additional controller types are used, Hexagon’s bid must be re-evaluated.
 OnCall Dispatch | Notifications currently does not support voice paging; it only supports alphanumeric text.
 Hexagon assumes the City of Sunnyvale is responsible for providing any phone lines, modems, internet connections, etc. required to establish the connection with the paging terminal(s).

Constraints:
 Each distinct paging controller type requires a separate license of OnCall Dispatch | Notifications.

However, the City of Sunnyvale may implement multiple paging providers using the same protocol, and these would be considered a single paging controller for licensing purposes.  SMTP provides the ability to send email messages and is the link between the Microsoft® Windows® Exchange server and the OnCall Dispatch | Notifications system.  OnCall Dispatch | Notifications does not support bidirectional communications.  The City of Sunnyvale is responsible for providing complete and accurate documentation for the paging system interface.
 Hexagon cannot be held accountable for incompatibilities that occur in this interface as the result of changes to input/output formats or data requirements associated with the third-party vendor’s product.

HxGN OnCall Dispatch | CAD Link
 Tiburon RMS
Description:

OnCall Dispatch | CAD Link interface will facilitate the automatic periodic transfer of event and unit information from OnCall Dispatch to external systems such as Police Records Management, Electronic Patient Care, and Fire Records Management systems using XML files ASCII delimited files. The third- party vendor (or the City of Sunnyvale) is then responsible for importing the information into the designated database.

The CAD Link interface includes support for configurable event profiles; these are sets of event criteria for matching data field values within the OnCall events to be exported and a configurable target directory for exported output files. The profiles act as event filters, determining which OnCall events are to be exported to which file system directories (inboxes).

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Assumptions:
 Hexagon assumes this is for the transfer of CAD event and unit data only to the specified systems.
 Additional services are required from the third-party vendor to consume and distribute the incident information provided via CAD Link.
 The City of Sunnyvale will be responsible for any data mapping  The City of Sunnyvale will provide a technical resource as well as any necessary subject matter experts
 The City of Sunnyvale will provide a test system for installation and testing  Hexagon will configure CAD Link to output to a single location where the City of Sunnyvale is responsible for consuming the data
 The City of Sunnyvale is responsible for ensuring that any third-party vendor technical resources are available to support the testing of this interface.  Hexagon assumes that the third-party vendor will be utilizing XML protocols for this interface.  This is a one-way interface. CAD Link exports OnCall Dispatch incident-related data, but it does not import data. Any import is the responsibility of City of Sunnyvale or of the third-party vendor.  CAD Link can be configured with multiple triggers to send information to the City of Sunnyvale’s Tiburon RMS. As an example, a trigger could be when a case number is assigned and when an event is closed.

Constraints:
 CAD Link does not provide features for obtaining "next available case numbers," "location verification," or any other OnCall Dispatch-related functionality or interface; it only provides export of specified event data for closed OnCall Dispatch events.

HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Fire Link
 ImageTrend FRMS and ePCR
Description:

Hexagon’s Fire Link product interfaces to various Fire RMS applications facilitating the automatic transfer of event and unit data from OnCall Dispatch generated during a Call for Service. The designated third- party RMS vendor (or the City of Sunnyvale) is then responsible for importing the information into the relevant fields/tables of the target database.

Fire Link automates data transfers to the external system at periodic intervals as follows:
 Event information is generated when the first unit’s status changes to that specified by the user.

Valid status changes include Dispatch, Enroute, On Scene, Transport, Transport Arrive and Clear.
 Unit information is generated for each unit whose status changes to that specified by the user.

More than one status can be specified for sending unit information.  Event information that includes event closing data, is generated when the event is closed.

The Fire Link Interface is available in two options (if using more than one option, then a separate Fire Link Interface is required for each option):
 Vendor-defined XML output to FIREHOUSE Software by ESO Attachment 1

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 For the FIREHOUSE FireRMS interface, Fire Link will transfer event and resource data to FIREHOUSE’s Custom Hexagon CAD Monitor, which in turn will populate the FIREHOUSE RMS Database. This is an ASCII File Transfer.  Standard XML output for all other FRMS vendors
Assumptions:
 The transmission protocol between Fire Link and the remote FireRMS is TCP/IP.  Fire Link interfaces to a single database.
 Fire Link requires Xalt Integration as a prerequisite.

Constraints:
 The City of Sunnyvale is responsible for providing complete and accurate documentation on the systems to be interfaced.
 The City of Sunnyvale is responsible for acquiring and installing a data import capability into their current Fire RMS(s).
 For the interface to FIREHOUSE RMS, the City of Sunnyvale is responsible for providing the FIREHOUSE RMS communications and associated equipment. The City of Sunnyvale is also responsible for acquiring and installing the Custom Hexagon CAD Monitor data import capability into their current Fire RMS.
 Hexagon cannot be held accountable for incompatibilities in its interface which are due to changes in input/output formats or data requirements of the vendor’s product.

HxGN OnCall Dispatch | PTT
 Motorola MCC7500 radios
Description:

HxGN OnCall Dispatch | PTT (push-to-talk) interfaces to a radio system controller over a network connection (TCP/IP) or a serial (RS-232) connection to provide PTT information to a dispatcher workstation. Each time a radio unit in the field transmits to the dispatch environment, the identification of the transmitting unit is displayed within OnCall Dispatch. PTT also supports a Unit Emergency signal from a PTT radio.

PTT includes Push to Talk Bannering and an Emergency Button. An emergency alarm triggers the CAD Unit Emergency command, which notifies all dispatcher positions (and optionally all call taker positions) of the emergency. CAD operators are alerted by enabling the Unit Alarm button (the text font color changes to RED), and an audible warning. PTT will also display a Unit Emergency notification dialog box.

The radio ID provided by the vendor is mapped to the Unit ID. When PTT is activated by a radio user, the radio ID is used to query the database and display configurable unit information in the Banner window.

Assumptions:
 OnCall Dispatch | PTT interface supports the following radio systems:
 Motorola MCC7500 – MCC7500 Console
 Motorola Centracom (being replaced by the MCC7500) – Centracom Gold Elite (MCGE) Console
 Motorola Sims II – SIMS II CADI
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Statement of Work 114
 Based upon representation of the City following its dialogue with Motorola Solutions, Inc, Hexagon is of the understanding that Motorola Solutions has not changed its API such that no other development to Hexagon’s existing developed interface is necessary. On such basis Hexagon shall provide the interface. If prior to deployment of the interface and cutover, the underlying assumption is incorrect, then a change order will be necessary to address the changes to Motorola Solutions’ API. During the Project, the Customer shall reasonably refrain from updating its Motorola Solutions component that could lead to a changed API protocol being implemented by Motorola Solutions.
 If the site has more than one PSAP the other PSAP will be running the same radio system.  One license of PTT is required per site and can connect to multiple radio systems.  To support redundancy, the radio system controller must support multiple connections. This is done through network connections (TCP/IP) or by multiple physical connections (RS-232).

Constraints:
 The City of Sunnyvale is responsible for any software licensing required by the radio vendor to provide console connectivity by PTT.
 The City of Sunnyvale is responsible for providing any hardware/software and licenses on the radio system as required for implementation of this interface to the radio system.  The City of Sunnyvale is also responsible for providing complete and accurate documentation on the radio system interface, which is assumed to be over an RS-232 or TCP/IP connection.  At a minimum, PTT packets received from the radio system must include the talk group/channel being used and the radio ID. Please ensure that the communications server has sufficient RS-232 serial ports.
 Hexagon cannot be held accountable for incompatibilities in its interface that are due to changes in input/output formats or data requirements of the vendor’s product.

HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Fire Station Printing
Description:

The OnCall Dispatch | Fire Station Printing (FSP) Interface provides support for remote fire station turnout by printing run cards when units from a station are dispatched. The product can also be configured to print incident summary reports when units from a station are cleared from an incident.

Assumptions:
 Hexagon assumes that the connection method for FSP is one of the currently supported connection methods and not through the radio system.
 The printer may be connected to a PC that is on the OnCall network or it may be a standalone printer directly connected to the OnCall network. In either case the printer should be dedicated to printing run-cards since there is no provision for interrupting the printer to print a run-card if it is being used for other purposes.
 Each distinct implementation to a different controller requires a separate copy of FSP and the associated services.
 FSP requires Xalt Integration as a prerequisite.

Constraints:

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The City of Sunnyvale is responsible for providing any phone lines, modems, printers, PCs (in the fire station), or network hardware as needed.

Standard Interfaces
Body Worn Camera OnCall Interface
 Axon
Description:

The Body Worn Camera OnCall Interface provides real-time unit and event data transfer from OnCall Dispatch to third-party body worn camera providers for the purposes of linking OnCall Event and Unit records with body worn camera video records.

The third-party body worn camera vendors supported are:
 AXON/Evidence.com
Assumptions:
 The format required by AXON provided to Hexagon during mutual design sessions is a comma delimited output file.
 Only COTS fields will be exported by the interfaces.
 The location of the output file will be determined during implementation.

Constraints:
 The City of Sunnyvale is responsible for providing complete and accurate description of the API needed to interface, and for any software/hardware/data required to implement communications with the external systems.

CAD to CAD OnCall Dispatch Interface
 I/CAD 9.4 (Santa Clara County)
Description:

The CAD to CAD Interface is based on a rules-driven, real-time transfer of unit and event information to and from Hexagon OnCall System and third-party CAD systems.

Assumptions:
 The third-party CAD vendor is expected to conform to the Hexagon XML message format specification.

Constraints:
 The City of Sunnyvale is responsible for any software/hardware/data required to implement communications with the external systems.
 City of Sunnyvale is responsible for coordinating with the third-party CAD vendor and other PSAPs.

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RapidSOS OnCall Call-Taker Interface
Description:

The RapidSOS OnCall Call-Taker Interface is an OnCall Call-Taker direct link-based interface, for the purpose of receiving location accuracy information from the caller’s device about the caller and offer updates on demand via the RapidSOS Web Portal. The interface will also support launching the RapidSOS portal using the phone number as a parameter to obtain additional information about the caller if desired.

Assumptions:
 Call-taker interface requires OnCall Dispatch | Call-Taker (included as a component of Dispatch Advantage) as a prerequisite.
 Hexagon has also included pricing for the “connector” between RapidSOS and the Call-Taker Interface API (HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Call-Taker Interface)

Fire Station Alerting OnCall Dispatch Interface
 Zetron
Description:

The Fire Station Alerting OnCall Dispatch Interface provides support for third-party fire station alerting solutions. The Interface sends unit and event information to the fire station alerting solution to trigger station alarms, unit dispatch, and other services provided by the vendor as defined by their API.

Where appropriate, this interface can be configured to be bi-directional to record alert acknowledgements either by message to the dispatcher or logged to the event remarks.

Vendors supported in this product include:
 US Digital Design’s Phoenix G2 (Version 2.5)
 Purvis (Version 2.1)
 Westnet FIRST-IN (API Version 1.0.6. 1.0.7, 1.0.7a and 1.0.8)  Zetron IP
Assumptions:
 The fire station alerting solution vendor will support sending a notification of alert failure to the interface to be logged in the OnCall Dispatch event remarks.  If there is a method for station crews to submit an acknowledgement of the alert manually, and the fire station alerting solution can send that acknowledgement to the interface, the interface will change the unit status from Dispatched to Acknowledged.

Constraints:
 The City of Sunnyvale is responsible for providing complete and accurate description of the API needed to interface, and for any software/hardware/data required to implement communications with the external systems.
 The City of Sunnyvale is responsible for providing network connectivity between the fire station alerting solution and the interface.

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Custom Interfaces
CryWolf (bidirectional)
Description:

Hexagon will provide a custom interface for the export of false alarm event data. The export will, on a scheduled interval (typically once per day), compile a list of all incidents meeting specific criteria (such as disposition code = false alarm) and export to CryWolf.

In order to support importing keyholder information from CryWolf into CAD:
 Once event is created with an alarm event type, either by other interface or direct entry by call- taker, the interface will:
 Connect to CryWolf database via ODBC connection;
 Query all premise keyholders associated with the address; and Insert retrieved information into event remarks. Export Assumptions:
 The export will be over TCP, RestAPI or file transfer/folder share.  The message payload will be either XML or JSON.

Import Assumptions:
 CryWolf will provide exact SQL query syntax for their database schema  Customer will ensure that addresses match exactly between OnCall Dispatch and CryWolf to return data
 Customer is responsible for ensuring the keyholder/contact information is updated as the interface will return all information present

California AB953 / RIPA
Description:

Hexagon will develop a web application that is compatible with OnCall Dispatch, OnCall Dispatch | Mobile Unit, and OnCall Dispatch | Mobile Responder. The web application will be designed to capture certain data elements from an event involving a subject encounter by law enforcement, in compliance with California Assembly Bill AB953 known as the "Racial and Identify Protection Act".

Mobile Unit will provide the means to launch the web application. Users will have the means to log into the web application and complete the necessary information related to the encounter. Once complete, the data related to the encounter will be electronically submitted to California DOJ via their published web service.

The application will provide the means to receive information about the transmission, to include:
successful transmission; failed transmission; whether or not the submission contained data errors that need correcting. Errors that require correcting will be updated in the web application and flagged for the submitting officer and/or administrator to correct.

Attachment 1

City of Sunnyvale, CA
On-Premise OnCall Dispatch Implementation
Statement of Work 118
Assumptions:
 The database tables required for this application are added to the OnCall Dispatch database schema using MS SQL Server.
 The application is hosted locally within the City of Sunnyvale's environment and utilizes Kestrel web server in ASP.NET Core.
 Scope was provided for OnCall Dispatch and based on the requirements of the California AB953 legislation set to go live on January 1, 2024, including data collection requirements and the API documented by California DOJ for electronically submitting the event.

CAD Informer Query to Tiburon RMS
Description:

Hexagon will provide a custom interface to support Person, Vehicle, Gun and Article query against Tiburon RMS.

Assumptions:
 The following inquiries are included:
 Person Inquiry by (NAM, DOB, SEX) or (OLN), State
 Vehicle Inquiry by (LIC), State
 Gun Inquiry by SER, MAKE, Caliber, Model
 Article/Property Inquiry by SER, MAKE, MODEL
 The system supports an ODBC connection, SQL-based inquiries or WebService/HTTP.  The City of Sunnyvale will provide the exact SQL for the inquiries listed. This is required during the ICD review phase.
 Nested inquiries / follow up inquiries are excluded.
 Images are excluded.
 Test records will be provided by the City of Sunnyvale/ ODBC system technical point of contact.

This is required during the ICD review phase.
 Test records will return production-equivalent response data for each inquiry.  The data requested in the select statements for the listed inquiries will not exceed the maximum number of fields listed below:
 Person Inquiry – 20 fields
 Vehicle Inquiry – 20 fields
 Firearms – 8 fields
 Property – 8 fields
 The inquiries will be supported from the Person, Vehicle, Article and Gun forms that are included in the interface for OnCall Dispatch Informer and Mobile Unit. No additional forms are included in this bid to support the inquiries.
 SQL and response examples will be provided during the Informer ICD review phase. This is required before software development beings.

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City of Sunnyvale, CA
On-Premise OnCall Dispatch Implementation
Statement of Work 119
 A test connection, including a compatible ODBC driver will be obtained by the City of Sunnyvale before the scheduled interface installation.
 The City of Sunnyvale will provide an SME during the development and implementation phases.

CAD Informer Query to CJIC (County jail system)
Description:

Hexagon will provide a custom interface to support Person query against Santa Clara County CJIC for Warrants and Probation. The query will leverage the same Person form delivered with OnCall Dispatch | Informer with no customizations.

Initial query by Name/DOB or OLN or SSN. Response is a summary of potential matches. Once dispatcher has confirmed identity, dispatcher will click on the appropriate Warrant ID or Probation ID for the match to submit follow on Warrant or Probation query for details.

Assumptions:
 ODBC or HTTP connection to CJIC
 Responses in XML or JSON

CAD Informer Query to Alameda Warrant System (AWS)
Description:

Hexagon will provide a custom interface to support Person query against Alameda Warrants. The query will leverage the same Person form delivered with OnCall Dispatch | Informer with no customizations.

Assumptions:
 ODBC connection to AWS
 Query by Name/DOB, OLN or SSN

Custom Form for Tow
Description:

Hexagon will create a custom Informer form in OnCall Dispatch for Tow entry into CLETS. This effort is related to the custom rule Hexagon is creating for Tow as part of the OnCall Dispatch | City of Sunnyvale Customer Rules Engine Configuration Services Task.

Assumptions:
 Form will be built to CommSys specification for CLETS TOW insert transaction.  An ICD will not be provided for this effort.

Attachment 1

City of Sunnyvale, CA
On-Premise OnCall Dispatch Implementation
Statement of Work 120
Custom Form for Supervised Release Form (SRF)
Description:

Hexagon will create a custom Informer form in OnCall Dispatch for Supervised Release Form (SRF) entry into CLETS. This effort is related to the custom rule Hexagon is creating for SRF as part of the OnCall Dispatch | City of Sunnyvale Customer Rules Engine Configuration Services Task.

Assumptions:
 Form will be built to CommSys specification for SRF query and entry.  An ICD will not be provided for this effort.

Custom Form for Rap Sheet Query
Description:

Hexagon will create a customer Informer form in OnCall Dispatch for Rap Sheet query.

Assumptions:
 Form will be built to CommSys specification for Rap Sheet query and entry.

Custom Form for SVS
Description:

Hexagon will create a custom Informer form in OnCall Dispatch for SVS (stolen vehicle).

Assumptions:
 Form will be built to CommSys specification for SVS entry, modify, clear, cancel and locate.

Attachment 1

City of Sunnyvale, CA
On-Premise OnCall Dispatch Implementation
Statement of Work 121
Attachment I – Glossary of Terms
Capitalized terms that are not defined below or within the body of the SOW, shall have the same meaning as set forth in the Master Terms Glossary.
“Acceptance” to mean acceptance of a Task in accordance with Task Acceptance Process. “Agreement” shall have the same meaning as set forth under the header “Terms and Conditions.” “Benchmark Criteria” means the objective criteria which identifies an intended outcome as reflected in, as applicable, an ICD, a Design Document, or Software Requirements (whichever document having last addressed the functionality in question being dispositive). “Blocker Defect” means a Test Case has failed to satisfy the Benchmark Criteria that would correspond to a Level One Defect or Level Two Defect, or a Level One or Level Two Defect. “Code Freeze” means a point in the Project where City of Sunnyvale may not make any change, configuration change, or other modification to the Software implemented as part of the Project. “Core Team(s)” means all of the respective Subsystem Core Teams pertaining to the Project, which depending on the Project will collectively include: the Dispatch Core Team, the Mobile Core Team(s), and the Records Core Team.
“COTS Interfaces” means those Interfaces specifically identified in COTS Interface Questionnaire Completion Task in the SOW.
“City of Sunnyvale Responsibilities” means (1) those specific tasks and obligations identified in the SOW as being the responsibility of the City of Sunnyvale and (2) those obligations, not stated in the SOW, but which would otherwise be reasonably considered as being City of Sunnyvale obligations and responsibilities.
“Custom Interfaces” means those Interfaces specifically identified in the applicable Task. “Customization” means a modification of the source code of Software. “Cutover Plan” means a document reflecting the Activities and actions necessary to Cutover the System.
“Design Document” means a document articulating the design and intended output of a Customization. “Documentation” means, whether in printed or electronic format, all documents (digital or hardcopy) delivered by Hexagon as part of the Project. Unless otherwise specified, it shall mean COTS Documentation.
“Facility” means a City of Sunnyvale provided facility/building/room that: (i) Can accommodate up to twelve (12) City of Sunnyvale participants; (ii) Has a projector and screen for displaying the content being presented, (iii) has Project Workstations for each participant; and a City of Sunnyvale workstation available for Hexagon’s use while in the Facility.
“Functional Testing” means that testing process described in the City of Sunnyvale Functional Testing Task(s).

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City of Sunnyvale, CA
On-Premise OnCall Dispatch Implementation
Statement of Work 122
“GIS” means geographic information system.
“Initial Schedule” means the initial iteration of the Project Schedule, which is contained in Attachment C of the SOW.
“Interface Control Document” or “ICD” means a document reflecting the design and requirements of a Custom Interface or certain I/Informer Interfaces, if any. “Help Desk Portal” the electronic portal through which City of Sunnyvale may access the Help Desk to among other actions, log Services Requests, review the Knowledge Base, “Hexagon Project Manager” means the person authorized by Hexagon to coordinate and manage the providing of Hexagon Services and Deliverables for the Project on behalf of Hexagon, in addition to being responsible for other duties specified in the Agreement and SOW. “Master Terms Glossary” means that certain Common Terms Glossary set forth at https://www.hexagonsafetyinfrastructure.com/-/media/Legal/Hexagon/SI/TPS/CTG 06-2021.pdf “Network Infrastructure” means the provision of adequate network and internet connectivity to provide sufficient operational bandwidth for the operation of the System in a manner consistent with the Product System Specifications together with all industry-standard network security, monitoring, and protection. “Permissive Defect” means a substantially failed Test Case that would correspond to a Level Three or Level Four Defect.
“Project Assumptions” means assumptions regarding the Project, which are listed in the SOW.

Changes in any of the assumptions will affect the scope, schedule, and/or cost of the Project. “Project Team” means the applicable Core Team and other resources assigned to provide information or services in connection with the Project, or applicable part thereof. “Project Workstation” means a computer workstation (expressly excludes tablets or other smart devices) that has: (i) Google Chrome installed and ready for use; (ii) Internet access; (iii) at least one (1) external monitor with a resolution no smaller than 1920x1080 (understanding two (2) external monitors are recommended); (iv) the ability to connect to the web conference audio; and (v) a headset. “Required Facilities” means a facility provided by the City of Sunnyvale that: (i) can accommodate up to twelve (12) City of Sunnyvale participants with workstations and monitors meeting the specifications for the Software described herein for each participant and (ii) has a projector and screen for displaying the content being presented. If the City of Sunnyvale’s policies preclude connecting Hexagon-owned equipment to their network, a computer workstation for use by Hexagon for presenting content shall be made available.
“Server Setup Worksheet” means a document reflecting, among other details, the identification of servers, IP addresses, and node names for the System.
“Site Configuration Document” means a document reflecting the configurations made to the OnCall System.
“Software Requirements” means the functionality and capabilities affirmatively included in the OnCall Software as expressly specified in OnCall Functional Matrix provided from the Phase 1 Fit and Gap (Attachment G).

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City of Sunnyvale, CA
On-Premise OnCall Dispatch Implementation
Statement of Work 123
“SR” or “Service Request” a request logged into Hexagon’s Help Desk Portal identifying a request for Hexagon to address a Defect, question, provide an Update, or provide an enhancement request, among other requests.
“Subject Matter Expert” or “SME” means a person(s) who has particular knowledge about a specific topic(s).
“System Administrator(s)” means a person or persons having the appropriate education, training, and/or experience in information technology to provide first tier support of the System. “Task Prerequisites” means those events, deliverables, or accomplishments that are required to occur prior to the commencement of the applicable Task, except as may otherwise be agreed to through Conditional Acceptance.
“Test Case” means a set of conditions and parameters agreed to by the Parties which the Parties shall use to test whether the intended functionality identified in the Benchmark Criteria is reflected in the System.
“Test Case Failure” means a situation in which an executed Test Case has substantially failed in meeting the passage criteria set forth in the applicable portion of the Benchmark Criteria. “Updated Initial Project Schedule” means the Initial Project Schedule updated by the Parties’ Project Managers during Project Kickoff Meeting Task and reflecting the actual Notice to Proceed date. “VPN” means virtual private network.
“Warranty Period” means that one (1) year period beginning at Cutover for a Subsystem during which the applicable Project Software is subject to the warranty described in Attachment K.

Attachment 1

City of Sunnyvale, CA
On-Premise OnCall Dispatch Implementation
Statement of Work 124
Attachment J – GIS Requirements for the HxGN OnCall
Dispatch System
HxGN OnCall Dispatch requires integration with a third-party mapping provider for GIS information.

These third-party mapping services fall into three (3) main areas: Map Tile Services, Geocoding Services, and Routing Services. The selection, provisioning, and administration of its mapping services configuration of its map, maintenance and support of its map, and adherence to the requirements set forth herein is the responsibility of City of Sunnyvale. Hexagon shall not be responsible for resolving or addressing issues or Defects arising from City of Sunnyvale’s non-conformance with requirements contained herein.

Map Service
The map contains the area of responsibility for the dispatch system and is accessed by HxGN OnCall Dispatch through published map web services. Many maps may be accessible and configured as base maps and/or translucent overlays to the base maps. The GIS provider will be responsible for providing map services. City of Sunnyvale shall utilize one of the following mapping services: ArcGIS, Bing, Tile Map Services, WMS, and WMTS. These services must be configured by the City of Sunnyvale or its mapping services provider in a highly available manner. An interruption in availability of these map services will negatively impact the availability of the map, routing or geocoding within the System and its resulting performance.

Geocoding/Address Locator Service
A Web geocoding service resolves address strings and street names to longitude/latitude coordinates (geocoding) and returns an address string for a point selected from the map or precision coordinate key- in (reverse-geocoding). The City of Sunnyvale and/or its mapping services provider will be responsible for providing geocoding services. The City of Sunnyvale shall utilize one of the following mapping services:

ArcGIS, Bing, and Pelias, supported for geocoding services. These services must be configured by the City of Sunnyvale or its mapping services provider in a highly available manner. An interruption in availability of these geocoding services will negatively impact the availability of the address verification within the System and its resulting performance. Additionally, the network latency, which is the responsibility of City of Sunnyvale, between the System and the mapping services shall be thirty (30) milliseconds or less on all requests to this service.

Routing Service
A routing service is used to determine the best route between two (2) or more points on the map based on time and distance. The routing service can also return driving directions for the calculated route. Some services have the capability to react to real-time traffic conditions, thereby increasing the accuracy of route results and providing more efficient workflows which strive to mimic real world conditions. The City of Sunnyvale and/or its mapping services provider will be responsible for providing routing services. City of Sunnyvale shall utilize one of the following mapping services: ArcGIS, Bing, or Valhalla. This service must be configured by the City of Sunnyvale or its mapping services provider in a highly available manner as an interruption in availability of this routing service will negatively impact the availability of the routing service including unit recommendations within the System and its resulting performance. Additionally, the network latency, which is the responsibility of City of Sunnyvale, between the System and the mapping services shall be thirty (30) milliseconds or less on all requests to this service.

Hexagon requires the City of Sunnyvale to provide a set of services that are dedicated for the purpose of supporting the OnCall environment. While the environment may be similar in some respects to existing environments in place by the City of Sunnyvale, OnCall requires a dedicated environment to mitigate Attachment 1

City of Sunnyvale, CA
On-Premise OnCall Dispatch Implementation
Statement of Work 125
potential performance and reliability issues that could arise due to other users accessing a shared environment.

Hexagon’s Services expressly exclude ESRI related services, including, but not limited to, building or modifying of ESRI environments, providing consulting services related to ESRI environments, or other services related to ArcGIS software. The City of Sunnyvale is solely responsible for the use and creation of ArcGIS environments in conjunction with OnCall Dispatch. As you leverage ESRI as the mapping solution to integrate with OnCall, City of Sunnyvale may at its discretion seek additional guidance from ArcGIS professionals, materials published by ESRI, including the following link (https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/server/latest/deploy/windows/single-machine-high-availability-active- active-deployment.htm) related to building a highly available GIS solution, or other appropriate resources.

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City of Sunnyvale, CA
On-Premise OnCall Dispatch Implementation
Statement of Work 126
Attachment K – Warranty
In accordance with Section 7.2 of the Agreement, Hexagon warrants the Hexagon Software provided in this Order shall materially conform to its Specifications for one (1) year from Cutover of the applicable Subsystem, provided that in the event of a nonconformity during the Warranty Period, Hexagon shall address the reported Defect in accordance with the Maintenance Terms within the Agreement.

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City of Sunnyvale, CA
On-Premise OnCall Dispatch Implementation
Statement of Work 127
Attachment L – Regional Provisions
The following terms, including any sub-attachments to this Attachment L, modify provisions set forth above to accommodate regional requirements. To the extent there is any conflict between the terms specified below and the terms set forth in the remainder of the SOW, the following shall control.

1. A Business Day includes up to eight (8) Business Hours, including breaks, during a twenty-four (24) hour period.

2. Upon City of Sunnyvale request, Hexagon personnel may undergo a criminal background check consisting of biographical information necessary to initiate an NCIC query and fingerprinting. To the extent the City of Sunnyvale requires Hexagon personnel to undergo such criminal background check, the City of Sunnyvale shall arrange for such criminal background check and fingerprinting and be responsible for all costs associated with the criminal background check and fingerprinting. Any remote personnel shall only be required to provide biographical information necessary to initiate a NCIC query and a fingerprint card completed by any law enforcement agency.
 Per CJIS security policy, customers who wish to access U.S. national databases using mobile devices must use data encryption that is FIPS 140-2 certified and meets other CJIS requirements.

The City of Sunnyvale is responsible for ensuring that their data communications infrastructure and devices comply with CJIS and applicable State requirements.

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City of Sunnyvale, CA
On-Premise OnCall Dispatch Implementation
Statement of Work 128
Attachment L-1 – CJIS Security Addendum

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION SERVICES

SECURITY ADDENDUM
The goal of this document is to augment the CJIS Security Policy to ensure adequate security is provided for criminal justice systems while (1) under the control or management of a private entity or (2) connectivity to FBI CJIS Systems has been provided to a private entity (contractor). Adequate security is defined in Office of Management and Budget Circular A-130 as “security commensurate with the risk and magnitude of harm resulting from the loss, misuse, or unauthorized access to or modification of information.”
The intent of this Security Addendum is to require that the Contractor maintain a security program consistent with federal and state laws, regulations, and standards (including the CJIS Security Policy in effect when the contract is executed), as well as with policies and standards established by the Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Advisory Policy Board (APB).

This Security Addendum identifies the duties and responsibilities with respect to the installation and maintenance of adequate internal controls within the contractual relationship so that the security and integrity of the FBI's information resources are not compromised. The security program shall include consideration of personnel security, site security, system security, and data security, and technical security.

The provisions of this Security Addendum apply to all personnel, systems, networks and support facilities supporting and/or acting on behalf of the government agency.

1.00 Definitions

1.01 Contracting Government Agency (CGA) - the government agency, whether a Criminal Justice Agency or a Noncriminal Justice Agency, which enters into an agreement with a private contractor subject to this Security Addendum.

1.02 Contractor - a private business, organization or individual which has entered into an agreement for the administration of criminal justice with a Criminal Justice Agency or a Noncriminal Justice Agency.

2.00 Responsibilities of the Contracting Government Agency.

2.01 The CGA will ensure that each Contractor employee receives a copy of the Security Addendum and the CJIS Security Policy and executes an acknowledgment of such receipt and the contents of the Security Addendum. The signed acknowledgments shall remain in the possession of the CGA and available for audit purposes. The acknowledgement may be signed by hand or via digital signature (see glossary for definition of digital signature).

3.00 Responsibilities of the Contractor.

3.01 The Contractor will maintain a security program consistent with federal and state laws, regulations, and standards (including the CJIS Security Policy in effect when the contract is executed and all subsequent versions), as well as with policies and standards established by the Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Advisory Policy Board (APB).

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City of Sunnyvale, CA
On-Premise OnCall Dispatch Implementation
Statement of Work 129

4.00 Security Violations.

4.01 The CGA must report security violations to the CJIS Systems Officer (CSO) and the Director, FBI, along with indications of actions taken by the CGA and Contractor.

4.02 Security violations can justify termination of the appended agreement.

4.03 Upon notification, the FBI reserves the right to:
a. Investigate or decline to investigate any report of unauthorized use; b. Suspend or terminate access and services, including telecommunications links. The FBI will provide the CSO with timely written notice of the suspension. Access and services will be reinstated only after satisfactory assurances have been provided to the FBI by the CGA and Contractor. Upon termination, the Contractor's records containing CHRI must be deleted or returned to the CGA.

5.00 Audit

5.01 The FBI is authorized to perform a final audit of the Contractor's systems after termination of the Security Addendum.

6.00 Scope and Authority

6.01 This Security Addendum does not confer, grant, or authorize any rights, privileges, or obligations on any persons other than the Contractor, CGA, CJA (where applicable), CSA, and FBI.

6.02 The following documents are incorporated by reference and made part of this agreement: (1) the Security Addendum; (2) the NCIC 2000 Operating Manual; (3) the CJIS Security Policy; and (4) Title 28, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 20. The parties are also subject to applicable federal and state laws and regulations.

6.03 The terms set forth in this document do not constitute the sole understanding by and between the parties hereto; rather they augment the provisions of the CJIS Security Policy to provide a minimum basis for the security of the system and contained information and it is understood that there may be terms and conditions of the appended Agreement which impose more stringent requirements upon the Contractor.

6.04 This Security Addendum may only be modified by the FBI, and may not be modified by the parties to the appended Agreement without the consent of the FBI.

6.05 All notices and correspondence shall be forwarded by First Class mail to:

Information Security Officer
Criminal Justice Information Services Division, FBI
1000 Custer Hollow Road
Clarksburg, West Virginia 26306

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City of Sunnyvale, CA
On-Premise OnCall Dispatch Implementation
Statement of Work 130
Attachment M – City of Sunnyvale Sample Reports for
Custom Reports Creation Task

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170616 F12 N N
F12 N N
F12 N N
201307 201307 F12 N N
125052 125052 F12 N N
134121 135344 F12 B N
160005 160005 F12 B Y
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SV240440136 1091MC 8 02/13/24 161620
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SV240440137 1091Q 8 02/13/24 162122
SV240440137 1091Q 8 02/13/24 103417
SV240440137 1091Q 8 02/13/24 110226
SV240440137 1091Q 8 02/13/24 123050
SV240440137 1091Q 8 02/13/24 162040
SV240440137 1091Q 8 02/13/24 163914
SV240440159 1091D 8 02/13/24 175129
SV240440187 1091C 8 02/13/24 224157
SV240450029 1091O 8 02/14/24 101959
SV240450040 1091C 8 02/14/24 131844
SV240450045 1091D 8 02/14/24 123926
SV240450071 1091D 8 02/14/24 131029
SV240450092 1091D 8 02/14/24 120938
SV240450092 1091D 8 02/14/24 125400
SV240450102 1091MC 8 02/14/24 102506
SV240450102 1091MC 8 02/14/24 125114
SV240450102 1091MC 8 02/14/24 144713
SV240450105 1091O 8 02/14/24 151358
SV240450117 1091MC 8 02/14/24 135254
SV240450156 1091MC 8 02/14/24 173925
SV240460072 1091S 8 02/15/24 131053
SV240460110 1091Q 8 02/15/24 140746
SV240460111 1091Q 8 02/15/24 171530
SV240460111 1091Q 8 02/15/24 145310
SV240460111 1091Q 8 02/15/24 143555
SV240460121 1091Q 8 02/15/24 142529
SV240460121 1091Q 8 02/15/24 145542
SV240460122 1091Q 8 02/15/24 162909
SV240460122 1091Q 8 02/15/24 164232
SV240460152 1091MC 8 02/15/24 161650
SV240460152 1091MC 8 02/15/24 164656
SV240460167 1091Q 8 02/15/24 185024
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161620 161620 F12 B Y
162505 162517 F12 B Y
162122 F12 N N
103424 103424 F12 N N
110231 110231 F12 N N
F12 N N
162040 F12 N N
164832 171004 F12 N N
175129 175129 F12 N Y
224157 225417 35R N N
102006 102006 F12 N N
131845 133230 F12 N N
124642 124642 F12 N N
131031 F12 N N
X3 N N
130018 130634 X3 N N
102514 102514 F12 C N
125119 F12 C N
144715 F12 C N
151402 F12 N N
135254 135254 F12 B Y
173925 173925 F12 B Y
131055 132728 F12 B N
140747 140747 F11 R N
172948 172948 F12 R N
145313 F12 R N
143558 143558 F12 R N
142531 143849 F12 R N
145544 F12 R N
162912 162912 F12 R N
164234 F12 R N
161650 161650 F12 B Y
F12 B Y
185026 185026 F11 R N
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SV240460167 1091Q 8 02/15/24 194246
SV240460178 1091MC 8 02/15/24 185029
SV240470023 1091O 8 02/16/24 170213
SV240470039 1091D 8 02/16/24 141211
SV240470045 1091S 8 02/16/24 092308
SV240480037 1091I 8 02/17/24 093339
SV240480062 1091A 8 02/17/24 114828
SV240480062 1091A 8 02/17/24 122003
SV240480095 1091W 8 02/17/24 150139
SV240480132 1091S 8 02/17/24 185930
SV240480144 1091O 8 02/17/24 204825
SV240490124 1091C 8 02/18/24 110720
SV240500116 1091S 8 02/19/24 133938
SV240500116 1091S 8 02/19/24 164309
SV240510051 1091C 8 02/20/24 124701
SV240510071 1091F 8 02/20/24 120531
SV240510106 1091O 8 02/20/24 133714
SV240510136 1091D 8 02/20/24 165544
SV240510147 1091D 8 02/20/24 161123
SV240510157 1091W 8 02/20/24 173741
SV240510162 1091PS 8 02/20/24 183702
SV240510162 1091PS 8 02/20/24 172809
SV240520074 1091S 8 02/21/24 124847
SV240520133 1091S 8 02/21/24 180518
SV240520166 1091I 8 02/21/24 154848
SV240520170 1091B 8 02/21/24 163826
SV240530043 1091I 8 02/22/24 100230
SV240530043 1091I 8 02/22/24 103232
SV240530043 1091I 8 02/22/24 103254
SV240530070 1091S 8 02/22/24 115853
SV240530122 1091W 8 02/22/24 154809
SV240530122 1091W 8 02/22/24 115635
SV240530122 1091W 8 02/22/24 154950
SV240530124 1091Q 8 02/22/24 164329
Attachment 1

194249 194249 F11 R N
185029 185029 F12 B Y
170216 170216 F11 N N
141213 141925 F11 N N
092308 093249 M5 N N
093339 095502 M5 N N
114845 114845 F11 C N
122003 124416 F11 C N
150148 151232 F11 B N
185955 190320 M6 N N
Y12 N N
110727 110727 F12 B N
133940 134155 S2 N N
164309 164529 S2 N N
124703 125418 F12 C N
120533 122317 F12 N N
133716 F12 N N
165546 165912 F12 N N
161123 161123 F12 N Y
173745 174748 F12 B N
183709 F12 N N
F12 N N
125632 125632 F12 N N
180520 181043 F12 N N
154851 155534 F12 N N
163826 164756 M1 B N
100821 102349 M3 N N
104834 104834 M3 N N
103254 103257 M3 N N
115937 121201 M3 N N
F12 B N
F12 B N
154950 155824 F12 B N
164332 F12 R N
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SV240530124 1091Q 8 02/22/24 185541
SV240530167 1091S 8 02/22/24 205029
SV240530167 1091S 8 02/22/24 204634
SV240530175 1091W 8 02/22/24 220847
SV240540058 1091S 8 02/23/24 095437
SV240540061 1091S 8 02/23/24 102640
SV240540061 1091S 8 02/23/24 102640
SV240540061 1091S 8 02/23/24 102905
SV240540067 1091W 8 02/23/24 113039
SV240540067 1091W 8 02/23/24 132640
SV240540100 1091S 8 02/23/24 135916
SV240540102 1091S 8 02/23/24 140424
SV240540188 1091I 8 02/23/24 220032
SV240540188 1091I 8 02/23/24 215953
SV240550089 1091W 8 02/24/24 124316
SV240550147 1091MC 8 02/24/24 175440
SV240560041 1091Q 8 02/25/24 194627
SV240560041 1091Q 8 02/25/24 081137
SV240560041 1091Q 8 02/25/24 081137
SV240560056 1091S 8 02/25/24 100739
SV240570033 1091C 8 02/26/24 131916
SV240570063 1091F 8 02/26/24 134300
SV240570102 1091O 8 02/26/24 161515
SV240570102 1091O 8 02/26/24 140924
SV240570131 1091PS 8 02/26/24 110156
SV240570131 1091PS 8 02/26/24 121854
SV240570134 1091D 8 02/26/24 151454
SV240580058 1091D 8 02/27/24 125005
SV240580111 1091MC 8 02/27/24 123235
SV240580123 1091O 8 02/27/24 134229
SV240580146 1091S 8 02/27/24 160206
SV240580148 1091O 8 02/27/24 202540
SV240580162 1091MC 8 02/27/24 172951
SV240580169 1091C 8 02/27/24 183034
Attachment 1

185543 F12 R N
205029 205613 M1 N N
204634 204949 M1 N N
220858 221504 15R N N
095437 100204 M3 N N
102640 15J N N
102640 103558 15J N N
102905 103558 15J N N
113048 113048 F12 N N
132642 132847 F12 N N
135916 135916 98J B N
140424 141845 M3 N N
220035 221429 42N N N
215953 42N N N
124316 124744 M4 N N
175440 180306 M6 N N
194633 194633 F12 R N
081137 082305 F12 R N
081137 082713 F12 R N
100739 102205 51H N N
131920 F12 N N
134319 134944 F12 N N
161519 162058 F12 N Y
140924 140924 F12 N Y
F12 N N
F12 N N
151456 152318 F12 N N
125007 F12 N N
123235 123235 F12 B Y
134229 134229 F12 N Y
160208 160959 F12 N N
F12 N N
172951 172951 F12 N Y
183036 184904 F12 N N
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SV240590059 1091C 8 02/28/24 122113
SV240590063 1091S 8 02/28/24 093622
SV240590070 1091W 8 02/28/24 173300
SV240590079 1091S 8 02/28/24 124230
SV240590087 1091A 8 02/28/24 111642
SV240590087 1091A 8 02/28/24 174512
SV240590087 1091A 8 02/28/24 190858
SV240590132 1091S 8 02/28/24 150731
SV240590155 1091I 8 02/28/24 154006
SV240590196 1091I 8 02/28/24 193846
SV240590219 1091S 8 02/28/24 223748
SV240600067 1091D 8 02/29/24 141035
SV240600095 1091T 8 02/29/24 114349
SV240600117 1091D 8 02/29/24 163441
SV240600159 1091O 8 02/29/24 184029
SV240600167 1091C 8 02/29/24 142840
SV240600176 1091S 8 02/29/24 161328
SV240600184 1091PS 8 02/29/24 144416
SV240600184 1091PS 8 02/29/24 184828
SV240610039 1091D 8 03/01/24 155451
SV240610135 1091S 8 03/01/24 132222
SV240610160 1091W 8 03/01/24 112137
SV240610160 1091W 8 03/01/24 191011
SV240610160 1091W 8 03/01/24 191011
SV240620033 1091I 8 03/02/24 112203
SV240620046 1091S 8 03/02/24 102245
SV240620046 1091S 8 03/02/24 102331
SV240620049 1091I 8 03/02/24 114131
SV240620053 1091F 8 03/02/24 141637
SV240620053 1091F 8 03/02/24 132822
SV240620053 1091F 8 03/02/24 140322
SV240630127 1091C 8 03/03/24 101301
SV240630127 1091C 8 03/03/24 194252
SV240630127 1091C 8 03/03/24 194300
Attachment 1

122115 122916 F12 N N
093622 095336 M4 N N
173302 175927 F12 B N
124232 125201 F12 N N
F12 B N
F12 B N
190906 190906 F12 B N
150734 150950 F12 N N
154008 154939 F12 N N
193848 194845 F12 N N

BOL I N
141038 141648 F12 N N
114352 F12 N N
163443 164613 F12 N N
184036 184036 F12 N N
142842 144125 F12 N N
161330 161338 F12 B N
145810 150650 F11 N N
184835 184835 F11 N N
155455 160125 F11 N N
132224 132635 F11 N N
112139 112139 M1 N N
191011 192813 M1 N N
191011 192822 M1 N N
112204 112759 F11 N N
F11 B N
103737 105337 F11 B N
114133 114343 F11 N N
F11 N N
134703 134703 F11 N N
140331 140331 F11 N N
101332 101332 F12 N N
194258 195711 F12 N N
194300 F12 N N
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SV240630127 1091C 8 03/03/24 192134
SV240630127 1091C 8 03/03/24 194452
SV240630127 1091C 8 03/03/24 194245
SV240630142 1091Q 8 03/03/24 173256
SV240630142 1091Q 8 03/03/24 110037
SV240640068 1091MC 8 03/04/24 105033
SV240640069 1091Q 8 03/04/24 115608
SV240640093 1091C 8 03/04/24 154535
SV240640093 1091C 8 03/04/24 135646
SV240640093 1091C 8 03/04/24 140928
SV240640099 1091MC 8 03/04/24 130658
SV240640106 1091MC 8 03/04/24 131827
SV240640130 1091I 8 03/04/24 153659
SV240640132 1091I 8 03/04/24 154544
SV240640156 1091D 8 03/04/24 182314
SV240640161 1091A 8 03/04/24 104608
SV240640161 1091A 8 03/04/24 110948
SV240640161 1091A 8 03/04/24 121331
SV240640161 1091A 8 03/04/24 141256
SV240640161 1091A 8 03/04/24 105607
SV240640161 1091A 8 03/04/24 174953
SV240650008 1091D 8 03/05/24 011622
SV240650008 1091D 8 03/05/24 160429
SV240650035 1091D 8 03/05/24 074441
SV240650040 1091D 8 03/05/24 154909
SV240650043 1091D 8 03/05/24 151558
SV240650092 1091MC 8 03/05/24 140438
SV240650178 1091MC 8 03/05/24 194033
SV240660179 1091S 8 03/06/24 194521
SV240660210 1091D 8 03/06/24 134610
SV240670059 1091C 8 03/07/24 133301
SV240670090 1091F 8 03/07/24 122543
SV240670094 1091W 8 03/07/24 141858
SV240670095 1091S 8 03/07/24 143542
Attachment 1

192134 195142 F12 N N
194452 195048 F12 N N
F12 N N
F12 N N
110042 110042 F12 N N
105041 105041 F12 N N
115612 115612 F12 B N
F12 N N
135650 135650 F12 N N
140931 F12 N N
F12 C N
131832 131832 F12 C N
153701 153936 F12 N N
154546 155349 F12 N N
182316 183527 F12 N N
F12 B N
F12 B N
124104 124104 F12 B N
141258 142356 F12 B N
105613 105613 F12 B N
174955 F12 B N
011622 012314 21R N N
160431 160905 21R N N
074441 075345 M5 N N
155905 155905 F12 N N
152741 152753 F12 N N
140835 140835 F12 N N
194036 194036 F12 B N
194522 195153 F12 N N
134612 135409 F12 N N
133304 133711 F12 N N
122556 122556 F12 N N
141900 143113 F12 N N
143543 144657 F12 N N
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Sample #3 - 473120 ANIMAL TRANSPORT
Attachment 1

CALL NO CALL TYPE ORIG DISPATCH DATE DISPATCH TIME ENROUTE TIME
SV240640139 ACT 03/04/24 160123 160123
SV240660091 ACT 03/06/24 120542 120542
SV240670127 ACT 03/07/24 145005 145005
473120 ANIMAL TRANSPORT
Attachment 1

ONSCENE TIME CLOSE TIME SEC DISP CLOS PRIMARY UNIT DISPOSITIO N
160123 173121 5398 F12 T2
120542 132055 4513 F12 T2
145005 163034 6029 F12 T2
473120 ANIMAL TRANSPORT
Attachment 1

LOCATION
WCSV

HUMANE SOCIETY OF SILICON VALLEY

HUMANE SOCIETY OF SILICON VALLEY
473120 ANIMAL TRANSPORT
Attachment 1

Sample #4 - ALL FIRE EMS RESPONSES
Attachment 1

EV FR PRI UNIT CALL TYPE
ORIG

FINAL CODE PRI SEC CRTD
ENTR
F2400022
31 SF240001844 EN244 17B4 17B4 E 28
F2400022
32 SF240001845 EN44 EMS 12D2 E 48
F2400022
33 SF240001846 EN42 1067 UNKMEDF E 0
F2400022
34 SF240001847 EN45 EMS 26A1 2 54
F2400022
36 SF240001848 EN42 EMS 26C1 E 69
F2400022
37 SF240001849 EN241 1066 EMS E 0
F2400022
38 SF240001850 EN244 INVAST 17A4G 2 31
F2400022
39 SF240001851 TR42 EMS 26A1 2 102
F2400022
40 SF240001852 EN45 EMS EMS E 48
F2400022
41 SF240001853 EN43 1180F 1180F 1 29
F2400022
43 SF240001854 TR45 EMS 31C2 E 36
F2400022
44 SF240001855 EN46 EMS 26A10 2 22
F2400022
45 SF240001856 EN42 OUT OUT 1 105
F2400022
46 SF240001857 TR45 EMS 31D4 E 29
F2400022
47 SF240001858 EN43 EMS 6D2 E 30
F2400022
48 SF240001859 TR43 EMS 19A1 2 38
F2400022
49 SF240001860 RQ41 EMS 31D4 E 43
F2400022
50 SF240001861 EN44 EMS 21B2M E 29
F2400022
51 SF240001862 EN42 415F 23B1I E 0
FIRE CALLS FOR SERVICE - PRI E 1 2 2A 3A 4A X
Attachment 1

SEC ENTR
DISP

SEC DISP
ONSC

SEC ONSC
CLOS

CREATED DATE CREATED TIME ENTRY DATE
14 465 1413 03/04/24 005903 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
15 388 177 03/04/24 013718 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
7 407 1317 03/04/24 022243 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
7 355 748 03/04/24 030501 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
13 542 291 03/04/24 080930 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
17 261 394 03/04/24 082046 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
15 400 395 03/04/24 082730 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
20 440 678 03/04/24 085954 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
14 269 1815 03/04/24 094220 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
24 418 924 03/04/24 094810 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
14 338 1672 03/04/24 095223 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
7 279 1320 03/04/24 095413 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
9 417 2954 03/04/24 100406 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
16 334 2154 03/04/24 102518 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
8 431 1959 03/04/24 111217 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
8 377 1980 03/04/24 112716 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
9 293 1753 03/04/24 122156 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
10 202 268 03/04/24 133257 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
15 291 1218 03/04/24 143515 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
FIRE CALLS FOR SERVICE - PRI E 1 2 2A 3A 4A X
Attachment 1

ENTRY TIME DISPATCH
DATE

DISPATCH TIME ENROUTE DATE ENROUTE TIME
005931 3/4/2024 005945 03/04/24 010023
013806 3/4/2024 013821 03/04/24 013857
022243 3/4/2024 022250 03/04/24 022429
030555 3/4/2024 030602 03/04/24 030718
081039 3/4/2024 081052 03/04/24 081257
082046 3/4/2024 082103 03/04/24 082257
082801 3/4/2024 082816 03/04/24 082953
090136 3/4/2024 090156 03/04/24 090258
094308 3/4/2024 094322 03/04/24 094509
094839 3/4/2024 094903 03/04/24 095008
095259 3/4/2024 095313 03/04/24 095433
095435 3/4/2024 095442 03/04/24 095623
100551 3/4/2024 100600 03/04/24 100759
102547 3/4/2024 102603 03/04/24 102651
111247 3/4/2024 111255 03/04/24 111437
112754 3/4/2024 112802 03/04/24 112914
122239 3/4/2024 122248 03/04/24 122323
133326 3/4/2024 133336 03/04/24 133438
143515 3/4/2024 143530 03/04/24 143635
FIRE CALLS FOR SERVICE - PRI E 1 2 2A 3A 4A X
Attachment 1

ONSCENE DATE ONSCENE TIME CALL CLOSE
DATE

CALL CLOSE
TIME

DISPOSITION ON VIEW
03/04/24 010730 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
013103 31 N
03/04/24 014449 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
014746 32 N
03/04/24 022937 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
025134 31 N
03/04/24 031157 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
032425 32 N
03/04/24 081954 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
082445 32 N
03/04/24 082524 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
083158 32 N
03/04/24 083456 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
084131 50 N
03/04/24 090916 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
092034 31 N
03/04/24 094751 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
101806 32 N
03/04/24 095601 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
101125 32 N
03/04/24 095851 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
102643 31 N
03/04/24 095921 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
102121 33 N
03/04/24 101257 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
110211 50 N
03/04/24 103137 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
110731 33 N
03/04/24 112006 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
115245 31 N
03/04/24 113419 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
120719 31 N
03/04/24 122741 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
125654 37 N
03/04/24 133658 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
134126 32 N
03/04/24 144021 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
150039 31 N
FIRE CALLS FOR SERVICE - PRI E 1 2 2A 3A 4A X
Attachment 1

ENTRY OPER ENTRY
WKSTN

DISPATCHER DISP WKSTN RD BEAT
16121 SVDIS4 17029 SVDIS2 63 04
16121 SVDIS4 17029 SVDIS2 62 04
16121 SVDIS4 16121 SVDIS4 15A 02
20263 SVDIS3 16121 SVDIS4 10 05
18061 SVDIS2 18061 SVDIS2 29 02
17030 SVDIS3 18061 SVDIS2 34 01
16900 SVDIS4 18061 SVDIS2 42 04
18061 SVDIS2 17717 SVDIS5 15A 02
16900 SVDIS4 17717 SVDIS5 10 05
16900 SVDIS4 17717 SVDIS5 53 03
16900 SVDIS4 17717 SVDIS5 19 05
17717 SVDIS5 17717 SVDIS5 22H 06
16900 SVDIS4 17717 SVDIS5 28 02
16900 SVDIS4 17717 SVDIS5 10H 05
18061 SVDIS2 17717 SVDIS5 51H 03
18061 SVDIS2 17717 SVDIS5 53H 03
16900 SVDIS4 17717 SVDIS5 25A 02
16900 SVDIS4 17717 SVDIS5 42 04
16121 SVDIS1 17717 SVDIS5 25A 02
FIRE CALLS FOR SERVICE - PRI E 1 2 2A 3A 4A X
Attachment 1

SOURCE ALI PHASE
0 WPH2 2
W911 2
WPH2 2
2 WPH2 2
0 0
0 VOIP 0
VOIP 0
WPH2 2
WPH2 2
VOIP 0
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Attachment 1

F2400022
52 SF240001863 EN42 EMS 10C3 E 89
F2400022
53 SF240001864 EN45 1053F 31D4 E 29
F2400022
54 SF240001865 EN244 242J EMS E 0
F2400022
55 SF240001866 EN41 1180F 1180F 1 46
F2400022
56 SF240001867 EN241 EMS 26C2 E 137
F2400022
57 SF240001868 EN44 EMS 6D2 E 59
F2400022
58 SF240001869 EN244 CSB EMS 2 0
F2400022
59 SF240001870 EN45 EMS 26C2 E 24
F2400022
60 SF240001871 EN45 EMS EMS E 43
F2400022
63 SF240001872 EN43 EMS 28C4C E 60
F2400022
64 SF240001873 EN244 EMS 21D5M E 71
F2400022
65 SF240001874 EN42 WELCK EMS E 0
F2400022
67 SF240001875 EN244 EMS 10D5 E 46
F2400022
69 SF240001876 EN244 415 EMS E 0
F2400022
70 SF240001877 TR43 EMS 19C4 E 30
F2400022
73 SF240001878 EN41 POST ODOR 1 51
F2400022
74 SF240001879 EN42 EMS 6D1A E 61
F2400022
75 SF240001880 EN42 FALARM FALARM 1 13
F2400022
76 SF240001881 EN43 EMS 10D4 E 24
F2400022
77 SF240001882 EN42 EMS 26A5 2 30
F2400022
78 SF240001883 EN44 FALARM FALARM 1 18
Attachment 1

15 243 398 03/04/24 145939 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
10 371 580 03/04/24 165429 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
17 657 1345 03/04/24 175019 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
20 03/04/24 182404 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
12 208 469 03/04/24 191622 3/4/2024
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10 314 996 03/04/24 191958 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
16 373 1465 03/04/24 193845 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
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12:00:00 AM
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12:00:00 AM
15 370 841 03/05/24 042533 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
8 458 662 03/05/24 054419 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
13 296 728 03/05/24 073827 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
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12:00:00 AM
30 327 1354 03/05/24 083015 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
21 235 200 03/05/24 110617 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
24 410 1760 03/05/24 125144 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
8 440 290 03/05/24 134725 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
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12:00:00 AM
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12:00:00 AM
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12:00:00 AM
Attachment 1

150108 3/4/2024 150123 03/04/24 150132
165458 3/4/2024 165508 03/04/24 165606
175019 3/4/2024 175036 03/04/24 175300
182450 3/4/2024 182510 03/04/24 182740
191839 3/4/2024 191851 03/04/24 192052
192057 3/4/2024 192107 03/04/24 192143
193845 3/4/2024 193901 03/04/24 193959
200724 3/4/2024 200745 03/04/24 200858
203258 3/4/2024 203320 03/04/24 203450
003906 3/5/2024 003916 03/05/24 004043
042644 3/5/2024 042659 03/05/24 042833
054419 3/5/2024 054427 03/05/24 054541
073913 3/5/2024 073926 03/05/24 073957
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083045 3/5/2024 083115 03/05/24 083325
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125245 3/5/2024 125309 03/05/24 125330
134738 3/5/2024 134746 03/05/24 134841
144817 3/5/2024 144826 03/05/24 144944
154240 3/5/2024 154249 03/05/24 154357
155315 3/5/2024 155323 03/05/24 155545
Attachment 1

03/04/24 150526 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
151204 32 N
03/04/24 170119 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
171059 60 N
03/04/24 180133 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
182358 36 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
182951 33 N
03/04/24 192219 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
193008 31 N
03/04/24 192621 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
194257 31 N
03/04/24 194514 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
200939 CAN N
03/04/24 201854 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
203445 31 N
03/04/24 203450 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM
205446 31 N
03/05/24 004701 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
010601 31 N
03/05/24 043309 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
044710 31 N
03/05/24 055205 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
060307 31 N
03/05/24 074422 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
075630 31 N
03/05/24 081222 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
082939 31 N
03/05/24 083642 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
085916 31 N
03/05/24 111124 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
111444 60 N
03/05/24 125959 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
132919 31 N
03/05/24 135506 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
135956 70 N
03/05/24 145229 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
150700 31 N
03/05/24 155010 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
160729 31 N
03/05/24 155825 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
160713 70 N
Attachment 1

17030 SVDIS3 16900 SVDIS4 27 02
17030 SVDIS3 17717 SVDIS5 19 05
17029 SVDIS3 17717 SVDIS5 64 04
20264 SVDIS1 17717 SVDIS5 13 01
20264 SVDIS1 17717 SVDIS5 15 01
17029 SVDIS3 17029 SVDIS3 61H 04
16121 SVDIS2 17029 SVDIS3 42 04
17029 SVDIS3 20263 SVDIS6 10 05
17029 SVDIS3 20263 SVDIS6 10 05
20264 SVDIS4 20263 SVDIS6 59 03
20263 SVDIS6 20263 SVDIS6 44 04
20263 SVDIS6 20263 SVDIS6 29 02
17030 SVDIS3 18061 SVDIS2 61 04
16900 SVDIS4 18061 SVDIS2 43 04
17030 SVDIS3 18061 SVDIS2 58 03
17717 SVDIS5 18061 SVDIS2 17 01
17717 SVDIS5 18061 SVDIS2 29A 02
18061 SVDIS2 18061 SVDIS2 28 02
17030 SVDIS3 18061 SVDIS2 52 03
17717 SVDIS5 16121 SVDIS1 41 02
17030 SVDIS3 16121 SVDIS1 45BH 04
Attachment 1

WPH2 2
0 WPH2 2
2 W911 2
WPH2 2
0 0
WPH2 2
2 WPH2 2
0 WPH2 2
WPH2 2
RESD 0
0 W911 2
0 WPH2 2
WPH2 2
0 Attachment 1

F2400022
79 SF240001884 TR43 EMS 21B2M E 30
F2400022
81 SF240001885 EN43 EMS 9E1 E 26
F2400022
82 SF240001886 EN45 EMS 17B1G E 38
F2400022
83 SF240001887 EN241 EMS 18A1 2 37
F2400022
84 SF240001888 TR42 EMS 17A2G 2 24
F2400022
85 SF240001889 EN241 EMS 26C2 E 44
F2400022
86 SF240001890 EN244 EMS 26A8 2 30
F2400022
87 SF240001891 EN45 EMS 26A1 2 24
F2400022
89 SF240001892 TR43 EMS 26A4 2 58
F2400022
90 SF240001893 EN44 EMS 10D4 E 44
F2400022
91 SF240001894 EN246 UNKMEDF INVAST 2 24
F2400022
92 SF240001895 EN241 EMS 10C1 E 28
F2400022
93 SF240001896 EN43 EMS 6D2 E 56
F2400022
94 SF240001897 EN45 EMS 5C4 E 29
F2400022
95 SF240001898 EN43 EMS EMS 2 50
F2400022
99 SF240001899 EN244 WIRE WIRE 1 25
F2400023
00 SF240001900 EN241 1180R 1180R 1 34
F2400023
01 SF240001901 EN244 EMS 28C1J E 30
F2400023
04 SF240001902 EN43 EMS 6D1O E 22
F2400023
05 SF240001903 EN44 INVAST 17A4G 2 51
F2400023
07 SF240001904 EN44 GAS GAS 1 36
Attachment 1

7 346 1596 03/05/24 161145 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
8 223 2306 03/05/24 170317 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
14 418 1206 03/05/24 174502 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
9 369 859 03/05/24 184210 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
10 630 3119 03/05/24 190312 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
11 233 1007 03/05/24 191501 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
14 332 962 03/05/24 200140 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
13 359 1016 03/05/24 201658 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
7 356 841 03/05/24 225832 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
7 338 975 03/05/24 232958 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
14 281 799 03/06/24 003855 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
7 357 460 03/06/24 013154 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
17 457 485 03/06/24 024333 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
13 319 1466 03/06/24 041955 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
11 420 1745 03/06/24 053414 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
16 369 1882 03/06/24 101300 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
31 551 1470 03/06/24 102521 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
13 433 1438 03/06/24 115645 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
9 168 1219 03/06/24 123211 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
14 500 694 03/06/24 124945 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
17 334 2487 03/06/24 135343 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
Attachment 1

161215 3/5/2024 161222 03/05/24 161253
170343 3/5/2024 170351 03/05/24 170542
174540 3/5/2024 174554 03/05/24 174704
184247 3/5/2024 184256 03/05/24 184336
190336 3/5/2024 190346 03/05/24 190437
191545 3/5/2024 191556 03/05/24 191633
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201722 3/5/2024 201735 03/05/24 201837
225930 3/5/2024 225937 03/05/24 230031
233042 3/5/2024 233049 03/05/24 233233
003919 3/6/2024 003933 03/06/24 004128
013222 3/6/2024 013229 03/06/24 013329
024429 3/6/2024 024446 03/06/24 024807
042024 3/6/2024 042037 03/06/24 042145
053504 3/6/2024 053515 03/06/24 053610
101325 3/6/2024 101341 03/06/24 101704
102555 3/6/2024 102626 03/06/24 102722
115715 3/6/2024 115728 03/06/24 115952
123233 3/6/2024 123242 03/06/24 123438
125036 3/6/2024 125050 03/06/24 125219
135419 3/6/2024 135436 03/06/24 135518
Attachment 1

03/05/24 161808 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
164444 31 N
03/05/24 170734 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
174600 35 N
03/05/24 175252 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
181258 31 N
03/05/24 184905 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
190324 37 N
03/05/24 191416 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
200615 31 N
03/05/24 191949 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
193636 31 N
03/05/24 200756 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
202358 31 N
03/05/24 202334 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
204030 33 N
03/05/24 230533 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
231934 31 N
03/05/24 233627 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM
235242 31 N
03/06/24 004414 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
005733 50 N
03/06/24 013826 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
014606 31 N
03/06/24 025223 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
030028 32 N
03/06/24 042556 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
045022 31 N
03/06/24 054215 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
061120 31 N
03/06/24 101950 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
105112 50 N
03/06/24 103537 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
110007 31 N
03/06/24 120441 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
122839 31 N
03/06/24 123530 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
125549 31 N
03/06/24 125910 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
131044 50 N
03/06/24 140010 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
144137 40 N
Attachment 1

17717 SVDIS5 16121 SVDIS1 52 03
16121 SVDIS4 13856 SVDIS6 58H 03
16121 SVDIS4 13856 SVDIS6 12B 05
16121 SVDIS4 13856 SVDIS6 34 01
16121 SVDIS4 13856 SVDIS6 35 02
16121 SVDIS4 13856 SVDIS6 16 01
16121 SVDIS4 13856 SVDIS6 61 04
16121 SVDIS4 13856 SVDIS6 10 05
20263 SVDIS3 16121 SVDIS4 57H 03
20263 SVDIS3 16121 SVDIS4 63 04
16121 SVDIS4 13856 SVDIS6 22 06
13856 SVDIS6 13856 SVDIS6 14B 01
20263 SVDIS3 13856 SVDIS6 56 03
17029 SVDIS2 17029 SVDIS2 10 05
16900 SVDIS4 18061 SVDIS2 57H 03
13864 SVDIS5 17030 SVDIS3 62 04
18061 SVDIS2 17030 SVDIS3 MV314 03
13864 SVDIS5 17030 SVDIS3 63 04
16538 SVDIS6 17030 SVDIS3 57 03
16538 SVDIS6 17030 SVDIS3 26 02
18061 SVDIS2 18061 SVDIS2 15A 02
Attachment 1

W911 2
WPH2 2
WPH2 2
W911 2
WPH2 2
WPH2 2
WPH2 2
0 VOIP 0
RESD 0
0 WPH2 2
W911 2
WPH2 2
0 1
0 VOIP 0
RESD 0
WPH2 2
2 Attachment 1

F2400023
08 SF240001905 TR42 EMS 13A1 2 49
F2400023
09 SF240001906 TR43 EMS 9E1 E 58
F2400023
10 SF240001907 EN246 EMS 10D5 E 18
F2400023
11 SF240001908 EN43 17B1G 17B1G E 26
F2400023
12 SF240001909 TR43 EMSF EMS E 61
F2400023
13 SF240001910 EN43 EMSF 9B0Y E 65
F2400023
14 SF240001911 TR43 EMS 6D2 E 37
F2400023
15 SF240001912 EN42 WELCK EMS E 0
F2400023
16 SF240001913 EN241 EMSF 6D1A E 79
F2400023
17 SF240001914 TR42 EMS 12A3 2 27
F2400023
18 SF240001915 EN44 FALARM FALARM 1 18
F2400023
19 SF240001916 EN244 EMS 6C1 E 96
F2400023
20 SF240001917 EN45 EMS 17B1G E 57
F2400023
21 SF240001918 RQ41 EMS 5A1 2 45
F2400023
22 SF240001919 EN42 EMS 6D1 E 22
F2400023
25 SF240001920 EN43 EMS 17B4G E 43
F2400023
26 SF240001921 TR43 EMS 17D4 E 61
F2400023
27 SF240001922 EN44 FALARM FALARM 1 42
F2400023
28 SF240001923 EN241 EMS 26A4 2 40
F2400023
29 SF240001924 RQ42 EMS 6C1E E 37
F2400023
30 SF240001925 EN44 UNKMED 32B2 E 0
Attachment 1

14 651 1527 03/06/24 143635 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
10 309 2136 03/06/24 150253 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
8 351 940 03/06/24 171055 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
10 260 1585 03/06/24 172511 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
10 539 351 03/06/24 195213 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
8 329 164 03/06/24 200216 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
15 493 1242 03/06/24 200637 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
15 318 705 03/06/24 202419 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
18 305 1217 03/06/24 203800 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
8 667 144 03/06/24 230630 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
17 03/07/24 000443 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
16 306 1336 03/07/24 001904 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
16 428 1059 03/07/24 004539 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
11 654 1312 03/07/24 031244 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
10 463 395 03/07/24 042023 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
11 312 557 03/07/24 071624 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
10 299 1180 03/07/24 081330 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
11 479 868 03/07/24 084629 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
15 404 14 03/07/24 084906 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
7 270 708 03/07/24 091505 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
6 433 610 03/07/24 094711 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
Attachment 1

143724 3/6/2024 143738 03/06/24 143818
150351 3/6/2024 150401 03/06/24 150638
171113 3/6/2024 171121 03/06/24 171205
172537 3/6/2024 172547 03/06/24 172644
195314 3/6/2024 195324 03/06/24 195349
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200714 3/6/2024 200729 03/06/24 200819
202419 3/6/2024 202434 03/06/24 202555
203919 3/6/2024 203937 03/06/24 204134
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004636 3/7/2024 004652 03/07/24 004657
031329 3/7/2024 031340 03/07/24 031347
042045 3/7/2024 042055 03/07/24 042231
071707 3/7/2024 071718 03/07/24 071800
081431 3/7/2024 081441 03/07/24 081511
084711 3/7/2024 084722 03/07/24 085104
084946 3/7/2024 085001 03/07/24 085049
091542 3/7/2024 091549 03/07/24 091753
094711 3/7/2024 094717 03/07/24 095042
Attachment 1

03/06/24 144829 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
151356 31 N
03/06/24 150910 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
154446 35 N
03/06/24 171712 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
173252 31 N
03/06/24 173007 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
175632 31 N
03/06/24 200223 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
200814 32 N
03/06/24 200858 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
201142 35 N
03/06/24 201542 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
203624 31 N
03/06/24 202952 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
204137 31 N
03/06/24 204442 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
210459 31 N
03/06/24 231812 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM
232036 32 N
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
000627 70 N
03/07/24 002602 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
004818 31 N
03/07/24 005400 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
011139 37 N
03/07/24 032434 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
034626 31 N
03/07/24 042838 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
043513 31 N
03/07/24 072230 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
073147 32 N
03/07/24 081940 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
083920 31 N
03/07/24 085521 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
090949 70 N
03/07/24 085645 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
085659 32 N
03/07/24 092019 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
093207 32 N
03/07/24 095430 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
100440 36 N
Attachment 1

18061 SVDIS2 18061 SVDIS2 25A 02
16538 SVDIS6 17030 SVDIS3 57H 03
16538 SVDIS6 16121 SVDIS1 21 06
16538 SVDIS6 16121 SVDIS1 53 03
13856 SVDIS5 16121 SVDIS4 51A 03
17029 SVDIS2 16121 SVDIS4 58H 03
13856 SVDIS5 16121 SVDIS4 58 03
20263 SVDIS6 17029 SVDIS2 29C 02
17029 SVDIS2 17029 SVDIS2 34 01
13856 SVDIS5 16121 SVDIS4 26 02
17029 SVDIS2 20264 SVDIS5 62 04
17029 SVDIS2 20264 SVDIS5 61H 04
17029 SVDIS2 20264 SVDIS5 14A 05
17029 SVDIS2 20264 SVDIS5 14 02
15831 SVDIS3 15831 SVDIS3 26 02
19217 SVDIS5 17030 SVDIS4 53 03
19217 SVDIS5 17030 SVDIS4 53 03
19217 SVDIS5 17030 SVDIS4 62 04
13566 SVDIS6 17030 SVDIS4 32H 01
19217 SVDIS5 17030 SVDIS4 41 02
19217 SVDIS5 17030 SVDIS4 45BH 04
Attachment 1

2 WPH2 2
VOIP 0
0 RESD 0
WPH2 2
W911 2
0 WPH2 2
WPH2 2
0 WPH2 2
WPH2 2
WPH2 2
RESD 0
0 2
0 0
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F2400023
31 SF240001926 EN43 FIRE FIRE 1 101
F2400023
32 SF240001927 EN45 EMS 6D2 E 63
F2400023
33 SF240001928 EN41 EMS 31D4 E 43
F2400023
34 SF240001929 EN42 EMS 17D4 E 29
F2400023
35 SF240001930 EN244 EMS 31D3 E 27
F2400023
36 SF240001931 EN241 EMS 31D2 E 53
F2400023
37 SF240001932 EN244 EMS EMS E 111
F2400023
38 SF240001933 EN44 1180R FIRE 1 43
F2400023
39 SF240001934 EN44 FALARM FALARM 1 22
F2400023
40 SF240001935 EN246 EMS 26A1 2 31
F2400023
41 SF240001936 EN43 EMS 28C1K E 23
F2400023
44 SF240001937 EN241 EMS 31D4 E 28
F2400023
45 SF240001938 EN45 EMS 17A2 2 76
F2400023
46 SF240001939 TR43 EMS EMS E 36
F2400023
47 SF240001940 EN44 EMS 26A1 2 258
F2400023
48 SF240001941 EN241 EMS 6D4 E 141
F2400023
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Attachment 1

42 231 717 03/07/24 095220 3/7/2024
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8 389 1123 03/07/24 120553 3/7/2024
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7 261 1042 03/07/24 122306 3/7/2024
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15 494 403 03/07/24 124113 3/7/2024
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51 267 970 03/07/24 124130 3/7/2024
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17 195 807 03/07/24 131618 3/7/2024
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38 272 905 03/07/24 132119 3/7/2024
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17 504 962 03/07/24 135501 3/7/2024
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16 263 702 03/07/24 150600 3/7/2024
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10 275 1411 03/07/24 153844 3/7/2024
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15 185 912 03/07/24 173104 3/7/2024
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13 507 468 03/07/24 204521 3/7/2024
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12 491 1132 03/07/24 225346 3/7/2024
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12 353 742 03/07/24 225616 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
9 852 321 03/07/24 230618 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
8 03/07/24 232758 3/7/2024
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Attachment 1

095401 3/7/2024 095443 03/07/24 095648
120656 3/7/2024 120704 03/07/24 120841
122349 3/7/2024 122356 03/07/24 122514
124142 3/7/2024 124157 03/07/24 124237
124157 3/7/2024 124248 03/07/24 124419
131711 3/7/2024 131728 03/07/24 131751
132310 3/7/2024 132348 03/07/24 132522
135544 3/7/2024 135601 03/07/24 135609
150622 3/7/2024 150638 03/07/24 150824
153802 3/7/2024 153810 03/07/24 153952
153907 3/7/2024 153917 03/07/24 154044
173132 3/7/2024 173147 03/07/24 173242
204637 3/7/2024 204650 03/07/24 204801
225422 3/7/2024 225434 03/07/24 225519
230034 3/7/2024 230046 03/07/24 230308
230839 3/7/2024 230848 03/07/24 230959
232830 3/7/2024 232838
Attachment 1

03/07/24 095834 3/7/2024
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101031 70 N
03/07/24 121333 3/7/2024
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123216 31 N
03/07/24 122817 3/7/2024
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124539 31 N
03/07/24 125011 3/7/2024
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125654 31 N
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130325 31 N
03/07/24 132043 3/7/2024
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133410 60 N
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03/07/24 154533 3/7/2024
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160221 31 N
03/07/24 154352 3/7/2024
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160723 31 N
03/07/24 173452 3/7/2024
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175004 60 N
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210305 31 N
03/07/24 230245 3/7/2024
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232137 31 N
03/07/24 230639 3/7/2024
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03/07/24 232300 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
232821 31 N
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM
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Attachment 1

19217 SVDIS5 17030 SVDIS4 53H 03
13566 SVDIS6 17030 SVDIS4 12B 05
17030 SVDIS4 17030 SVDIS4 13 01
19217 SVDIS5 13566 SVDIS6 29 02
11558 SVDIS1 13566 SVDIS6 61 04
13566 SVDIS6 13566 SVDIS6 13 01
19217 SVDIS5 13566 SVDIS6 44 04
13566 SVDIS6 17030 SVDIS4 42H 04
19217 SVDIS5 17030 SVDIS4 63 04
19217 SVDIS5 17030 SVDIS4 25 06
14337 SVDIS3 17030 SVDIS4 53 03
13566 SVDIS6 13856 SVDIS5 34H 01
14337 SVDIS3 13856 SVDIS6 12A 05
13856 SVDIS6 13856 SVDIS6 56 03
20264 SVDIS4 13856 SVDIS6 44 04
20264 SVDIS4 13856 SVDIS6 34 01
20264 SVDIS4 14337 SVDIS3 24 06
Attachment 1

WPH2 2
WPH2 2
WPH2 2
WPH2 2
0 2
W911 2
WPH2 2
0 WPH2 2
WPH2 2
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Attachment 1

Sample #5 - CAD Word Search (Wild Card Search)
Attachment 1

CALL NO REPORT NO CALL TYPE LOCATION CALL

CREATED
DATE
CALL

CREATED
TIME
cAD WORD SEARCH (wild card search)
CAD Word Search (wild card search) Instructions:

1. Select the time frame you would like to search by.

2. By using the "%" sign use the word that you would like to search by.

Hint: if you search for more than one word at a time your search results will be smaller. If you search with only one word your list will be larger.

Ex: "%adidas%backpack%" will search for all adidas backpack found in the CAD narrative. If you searched for just "%backpack%" then you will find any and every type of backpack. If you are very descriptive in your search you will get a more accurate return with a very short or no list.

The more vague your search description is the larger the return will be for you to sift through.

Dispatchers might write in shorthand. Your jacket search will come up negative since many dispatchers will write "jkt" instead.

Also, this word search will also work on names as well as license plates and anything else that is typed in the CAD narrative.

Attachment 1

CALL

CREATED
TIME

SEGMENT NARRATIVE
CAD Word Search (wild card search) Instructions:

1. Select the time frame you would like to search by.

2. By using the "%" sign use the word that you would like to search by.

Hint: if you search for more than one word at a time your search results will be smaller. If you search with only one word your list will be larger.

Ex: "%adidas%backpack%" will search for all adidas backpack found in the CAD narrative. If you searched for just "%backpack%" then you will find any and every type of backpack. If you are very descriptive in your search you will get a more accurate return with a very short or no list.

The more vague your search description is the larger the return will be for you to sift through.

Dispatchers might write in shorthand. Your jacket search will come up negative since many dispatchers will write "jkt" instead.

Also, this word search will also work on names as well as license plates and anything else that is typed in the CAD narrative. 3/8/2024 2:13:10 PM
Attachment 1

AGENCY
Attachment 1

Sample #6 - CALL VOLUME POLICE
Attachment 1

CALL NO CALL TYPE FINAL PRIORITY
SV240640001 1154 3
SV240640002 WELCK 3
SV240640003 415A 3
SV240640005 SE 3
SV240640006 T 4
SV240640007 415 3
SV240640008 911C 3
SV240640009 415F 3
SV240640010 SE 3
SV240640011 UNKMEDP E
SV240640012 1062 3
SV240640013 SE 3
SV240640014 1154 3
SV240640015 488J 3
SV240640016 1066 3
SV240640017 415M 3
SV240640018 911C 3
SV240640019 T 4
SV240640020 10851 3
SV240640021 911C 3
SV240640022 459S 3
SV240640023 911C 3
SV240640024 PK 3
SV240640025 647F 3
SV240640026 459S 3
SV240640027 911C 3
SV240640028 487 3
SV240640029 WRTOUT 3
SV240640030 TRF 3
SV240640031 594 3
SV240640032 20002 3
POLICE - PRI E, 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8
Attachment 1

RECIEVED DATE RECEIVED TIME HOUR
03/04/24 000527
03/04/24 000308
03/04/24 001904
03/04/24 011408
03/04/24 011604
03/04/24 012227
03/04/24 012603
03/04/24 020232
03/04/24 020352
03/04/24 022031
03/04/24 024902
03/04/24 025443
03/04/24 025856
03/04/24 030534
03/04/24 032339
03/04/24 035239
03/04/24 041523
03/04/24 042656
03/04/24 050949
03/04/24 051247
03/04/24 062140
03/04/24 062635
03/04/24 065449
03/04/24 070515
03/04/24 070815
03/04/24 070900
03/04/24 071257
03/04/24 071243
03/04/24 073313
03/04/24 073506
03/04/24 073920
POLICE - PRI E, 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8
Attachment 1

SV240640033 TRF 3
SV240640034 211J 1
SV240640035 911C 3
SV240640036 PC 3
SV240640037 PUBSVC 3
SV240640038 T 4
SV240640039 911C 3
SV240640040 T 4
SV240640041 911C 3
SV240640042 911C 3
SV240640043 911C 3
SV240640045 PK 3
SV240640046 T 4
SV240640047 VIOLCO 3
SV240640048 911C 3
SV240640049 T 4
SV240640050 PK 3
SV240640051 PK 3
SV240640052 CPROP 3
SV240640053 20001J 2
SV240640054 911C 3
SV240640055 911C 3
SV240640056 PCPR E
SV240640057 WELCK 3
SV240640058 EV 3
SV240640059 911C 3
SV240640060 WELCK 3
SV240640061 1033C 3
SV240640062 911C 3
SV240640063 911C 3
SV240640064 PCPR E
SV240640065 ILBURN 3
SV240640066 T 4
SV240640067 488 3
Attachment 1

03/04/24 074723
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03/04/24 082131
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03/04/24 084210
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03/04/24 092522
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03/04/24 092408
03/04/24 093210
03/04/24 093212
03/04/24 093831
03/04/24 094359
03/04/24 094402
03/04/24 094929
03/04/24 094947
03/04/24 095405
03/04/24 095448
03/04/24 100412
03/04/24 100549
03/04/24 100906
03/04/24 101629
03/04/24 102202
03/04/24 102346
03/04/24 102705
03/04/24 103102
03/04/24 104459
03/04/24 104522
Attachment 1

SV240640068 1091MC 8
SV240640069 1091Q 8
SV240640070 1066 3
SV240640071 594 3
SV240640072 EV 3
SV240640073 PCPR E
SV240640074 1033R 3
SV240640075 1125 3
SV240640076 911C 3
SV240640078 WELCK 3
SV240640079 SE 3
SV240640080 WELCK 3
SV240640081 1066 3
SV240640082 911C 3
SV240640083 PCPR E
SV240640084 20002 3
SV240640085 911C 3
SV240640086 SE 3
SV240640087 911C 3
SV240640089 415A 3
SV240640090 911C 3
SV240640091 PD 3
SV240640092 FD 4
SV240640093 1091C 8
SV240640094 PK 3
SV240640095 VC 3
SV240640096 911C 3
SV240640097 WRTSVC 3
SV240640098 FO 3
SV240640099 1091MC 8
SV240640100 VC 3
SV240640102 SE 3
SV240640103 T 4
SV240640104 T 4
Attachment 1

03/04/24 104919
03/04/24 104019
03/04/24 105226
03/04/24 105731
03/04/24 111236
03/04/24 111340
03/04/24 111445
03/04/24 112308
03/04/24 112757
03/04/24 113515
03/04/24 114349
03/04/24 114446
03/04/24 120250
03/04/24 121231
03/04/24 122334
03/04/24 121654
03/04/24 122506
03/04/24 123438
03/04/24 123322
03/04/24 124242
03/04/24 124347
03/04/24 123102
03/04/24 125152
03/04/24 124959
03/04/24 125218
03/04/24 125634
03/04/24 125713
03/04/24 130119
03/04/24 130301
03/04/24 130516
03/04/24 130725
03/04/24 131421
03/04/24 131612
03/04/24 131732
Attachment 1

SV240640105 SE 3
SV240640106 1091MC 8
SV240640107 T 4
SV240640108 T 4
SV240640109 1070 3
SV240640110 911C 3
SV240640111 EMSP E
SV240640112 5150 3
SV240640113 PK 3
SV240640114 911C 3
SV240640115 911C 3
SV240640116 TRF 3
SV240640117 WELCK 3
SV240640119 911C 3
SV240640121 911C 3
SV240640122 911C 3
SV240640123 911C 3
SV240640124 911C 3
SV240640125 911C 3
SV240640126 911C 3
SV240640127 1033R 3
SV240640128 PD 3
SV240640129 FD 4
SV240640130 1091I 8
SV240640131 1062 3
SV240640132 1091I 8
SV240640133 WELCK 3
SV240640134 911C 3
SV240640135 911C 3
SV240640136 911C 3
SV240640137 WELCK 3
SV240640138 1062 3
SV240640140 T 4
SV240640142 602 3
Attachment 1

03/04/24 131744
03/04/24 131728
03/04/24 132633
03/04/24 133114
03/04/24 133644
03/04/24 134049
03/04/24 134421
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03/04/24 140229
03/04/24 140254
03/04/24 141011
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03/04/24 143706
03/04/24 143907
03/04/24 144035
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03/04/24 150631
03/04/24 151518
03/04/24 152907
03/04/24 153142
03/04/24 153103
03/04/24 153018
03/04/24 153451
03/04/24 154421
03/04/24 154423
03/04/24 154701
03/04/24 155119
03/04/24 160552
03/04/24 162230
Attachment 1

SV240640143 WELCK 3
SV240640144 911C 3
SV240640145 FRAUD 3
SV240640147 WRTSVC 3
SV240640148 911C 3
SV240640149 20002 3
SV240640150 PC 3
SV240640151 415F 3
SV240640152 PK 3
SV240640153 1066 3
SV240640154 911 3
SV240640156 1091D 8
SV240640157 911C 3
SV240640158 911C 3
SV240640159 911C 3
SV240640160 911C 3
SV240640161 1091A 8
SV240640162 911C 3
SV240640166 242J 2
SV240640167 1066 3
SV240640168 459R 3
SV240640169 911C 3
SV240640170 911C 3
SV240640171 911C 3
SV240640172 VIOLCO 3
SV240640173 415 3
SV240640174 SS 4
SV240640175 911C 3
SV240640176 911 3
SV240640177 1181 2
SV240640178 T 4
SV240640179 WELCK 3
SV240640180 911C 3
SV240640181 911C 3
Attachment 1

03/04/24 164016
03/04/24 164406
03/04/24 164126
03/04/24 164713
03/04/24 164809
03/04/24 164925
03/04/24 165429
03/04/24 170540
03/04/24 171717
03/04/24 171858
03/04/24 171356
03/04/24 172330
03/04/24 172504
03/04/24 173110
03/04/24 173200
03/04/24 173317
03/04/24 172950
03/04/24 173355
03/04/24 174654
03/04/24 174716
03/04/24 175342
03/04/24 174710
03/04/24 175704
03/04/24 180359
03/04/24 180805
03/04/24 181133
03/04/24 181741
03/04/24 181513
03/04/24 182137
03/04/24 182404
03/04/24 183030
03/04/24 183051
03/04/24 184904
03/04/24 185411
Attachment 1

SV240640182 911C 3
SV240640184 SE 3
SV240640185 10851 3
SV240640186 PCPR E
SV240640187 T 4
SV240640189 911C 3
SV240640191 911 3
SV240640192 911C 3
SV240640193 SE 3
SV240640195 911C 3
SV240640196 415F 3
SV240640197 911C 3
SV240640198 FO 3
SV240640199 EV 3
SV240640200 SS 4
SV240640201 1062 3
SV240640202 911C 3
SV240640203 SE 3
SV240640204 HS 3
SV240640205 1154 3
SV240640207 EV 3
SV240640208 1066 3
SV240640209 WELCK 3
SV240640211 1066 3
SV240640212 911C 3
SV240640213 OUTSVC 3
SV240640214 911C 3
SV240640215 SE 3
SV240650001 415F 3
SV240650002 SE 3
SV240650003 PK 3
SV240650004 SE 3
SV240650005 SE 3
SV240650006 911C 3
Attachment 1

03/04/24 190610
03/04/24 191434
03/04/24 191331
03/04/24 192236
03/04/24 192944
03/04/24 203923
03/04/24 204041
03/04/24 204204
03/04/24 205005
03/04/24 210205
03/04/24 210655
03/04/24 210816
03/04/24 211335
03/04/24 212345
03/04/24 213134
03/04/24 214641
03/04/24 214938
03/04/24 215443
03/04/24 215623
03/04/24 220609
03/04/24 222334
03/04/24 223022
03/04/24 223721
03/04/24 225206
03/04/24 230123
03/04/24 230347
03/04/24 233139
03/04/24 234757
03/05/24 001400
03/05/24 002150
03/05/24 002421
03/05/24 003105
03/05/24 003455
03/05/24 004204
Attachment 1

SV240650007 SE 3
SV240650008 1091D 8
SV240650009 911C 3
SV240650010 WELCK 3
SV240650011 273 3
SV240650012 1066 3
SV240650013 SE 3
SV240650014 T 4
SV240650015 415F 3
SV240650016 REPO 3
SV240650017 1033C 3
SV240650018 EV 3
SV240650019 T 4
SV240650020 1062 3
SV240650021 1033C 3
SV240650022 OUTSVC 3
SV240650023 SE 3
SV240650024 REPO 3
SV240650025 1154 3
SV240650026 1033C 3
SV240650027 T 4
SV240650028 1182 3
SV240650029 911C 3
SV240650030 911C 3
SV240650031 T 4
SV240650032 WELCK 3
SV240650033 VAGRNT 3
SV240650034 VAGRNT 3
SV240650035 1091D 8
SV240650036 PK 3
SV240650037 422 3
SV240650039 1062 3
SV240650040 1091D 8
SV240650041 PK 3
Attachment 1

03/05/24 004328
03/05/24 011345
03/05/24 013341
03/05/24 013655
03/05/24 014906
03/05/24 020019
03/05/24 023646
03/05/24 024549
03/05/24 024631
03/05/24 025103
03/05/24 031300
03/05/24 031557
03/05/24 033149
03/05/24 032825
03/05/24 034430
03/05/24 034346
03/05/24 035103
03/05/24 035807
03/05/24 040155
03/05/24 041518
03/05/24 043706
03/05/24 044406
03/05/24 045034
03/05/24 045758
03/05/24 050715
03/05/24 053004
03/05/24 053811
03/05/24 071110
03/05/24 071219
03/05/24 074350
03/05/24 074856
03/05/24 081935
03/05/24 082234
03/05/24 082709
Attachment 1

SV240650042 1033P 2
SV240650043 1091D 8
SV240650044 911C 3
SV240650046 1033H 1
SV240650047 1124 7
SV240650048 EV 3
SV240650049 911C 3
SV240650050 911C 3
SV240650051 20002 3
SV240650052 1124 7
SV240650053 1033C 3
SV240650054 1124 7
SV240650056 5150 3
SV240650057 1124 7
SV240650058 T 4
SV240650059 911C 3
SV240650060 SE 3
SV240650061 T 4
SV240650062 1124 7
SV240650063 594 3
SV240650064 SE 3
SV240650065 911C 3
SV240650066 1124 7
SV240650067 SE 3
SV240650068 911C 3
SV240650069 459C 3
SV240650070 1124 7
SV240650071 T 4
SV240650072 1124 7
SV240650074 T 4
SV240650075 SE 3
SV240650076 SE 3
SV240650077 911C 3
SV240650078 SE 3
Attachment 1

03/05/24 083031
03/05/24 083158
03/05/24 083533
03/05/24 084917
03/05/24 085445
03/05/24 085522
03/05/24 085524
03/05/24 085744
03/05/24 085951
03/05/24 090633
03/05/24 090750
03/05/24 092013
03/05/24 092313
03/05/24 092644
03/05/24 093153
03/05/24 093316
03/05/24 093741
03/05/24 094321
03/05/24 094515
03/05/24 094621
03/05/24 095151
03/05/24 095126
03/05/24 095317
03/05/24 095334
03/05/24 095717
03/05/24 100141
03/05/24 100433
03/05/24 101011
03/05/24 101512
03/05/24 101647
03/05/24 101702
03/05/24 102008
03/05/24 102648
03/05/24 102824
Attachment 1

SV240650079 T 4
SV240650081 SE 3
SV240650082 T 4
SV240650083 T 4
SV240650084 22651 3
SV240650085 1124 7
SV240650086 22651 3
SV240650087 488 3
SV240650088 1124 7
SV240650089 1124 7
SV240650090 911C 3
SV240650091 911C 3
SV240650092 1091MC 8
SV240650093 415F 3
SV240650094 1125 3
SV240650096 T 4
SV240650097 WELCK 3
SV240650098 911C 3
SV240650099 1182 3
SV240650100 1062 3
SV240650101 1033V 2
SV240650102 SUSCIR 3
SV240650103 488 3
SV240650104 911C 3
SV240650105 PCPR E
SV240650108 911C 3
SV240650109 1124 7
SV240650111 911C 3
SV240650113 SE 3
SV240650115 SE 3
SV240650116 FO 3
SV240650117 SE 3
SV240650118 SE 3
SV240650119 SE 3
Attachment 1

03/05/24 103555
03/05/24 103942
03/05/24 104733
03/05/24 105403
03/05/24 105440
03/05/24 105552
03/05/24 105617
03/05/24 105450
03/05/24 110210
03/05/24 111531
03/05/24 111741
03/05/24 111910
03/05/24 112830
03/05/24 114900
03/05/24 115142
03/05/24 120258
03/05/24 120213
03/05/24 121057
03/05/24 121117
03/05/24 122523
03/05/24 122656
03/05/24 123029
03/05/24 123254
03/05/24 124431
03/05/24 125514
03/05/24 125406
03/05/24 130742
03/05/24 131335
03/05/24 132249
03/05/24 132444
03/05/24 133102
03/05/24 133533
03/05/24 133629
03/05/24 133733
Attachment 1

SV240650120 FO 3
SV240650121 911C 3
SV240650122 1154 3
SV240650123 OUTSVC 3
SV240650124 911C 3
SV240650125 911C 3
SV240650126 415J 3
SV240650127 1033R 3
SV240650128 SE 3
SV240650129 VC 3
SV240650130 911C 3
SV240650131 NOC 3
SV240650132 1066 3
SV240650133 1062 3
SV240650135 1124 7
SV240650136 VAGRNT 3
SV240650137 FO 3
SV240650138 911C 3
SV240650139 SE 3
SV240650140 1033C 3
SV240650141 1124 7
SV240650142 1124 7
SV240650143 1125 3
SV240650144 911C 3
SV240650145 T 4
SV240650146 911C 3
SV240650147 1033R 3
SV240650148 REPO 3
SV240650149 SE 3
SV240650150 1124 7
SV240650151 911C 3
SV240650152 911C 3
SV240650153 SB 3
SV240650154 2PAT 1
Attachment 1

03/05/24 133946
03/05/24 134656
03/05/24 134820
03/05/24 134739
03/05/24 134817
03/05/24 134937
03/05/24 135306
03/05/24 135403
03/05/24 135640
03/05/24 140540
03/05/24 141234
03/05/24 140914
03/05/24 141727
03/05/24 142806
03/05/24 143331
03/05/24 143234
03/05/24 144243
03/05/24 144309
03/05/24 144419
03/05/24 144514
03/05/24 145226
03/05/24 145831
03/05/24 150149
03/05/24 151320
03/05/24 152934
03/05/24 153054
03/05/24 153410
03/05/24 153858
03/05/24 154407
03/05/24 154943
03/05/24 155014
03/05/24 154958
03/05/24 155304
03/05/24 155327
Attachment 1

SV240650155 415 3
SV240650156 1124 7
SV240650157 647F 3
SV240650158 SE 3
SV240650159 911C 3
SV240650160 911C 3
SV240650162 1062 3
SV240650163 911 3
SV240650165 1124 7
SV240650166 911C 3
SV240650167 FO 3
SV240650169 911C 3
SV240650170 1062 3
SV240650171 FO 3
SV240650172 911C 3
SV240650173 1055 3
SV240650174 1182 3
SV240650175 459R 3
SV240650177 911C 3
SV240650178 1091MC 8
SV240650179 SUSCIR 3
SV240650180 1154 3
SV240650181 PUBSVC 3
SV240650182 911C 3
SV240650183 911C 3
SV240650184 1062 3
SV240650185 1062 3
SV240650186 488J 3
SV240650189 WELCK 3
SV240650190 911C 3
SV240650191 5150 3
SV240650192 911C 3
SV240650193 SE 3
SV240650196 APS 3
Attachment 1

03/05/24 155334
03/05/24 155651
03/05/24 155835
03/05/24 160851
03/05/24 160946
03/05/24 161435
03/05/24 161505
03/05/24 163211
03/05/24 163334
03/05/24 163402
03/05/24 163952
03/05/24 164532
03/05/24 165838
03/05/24 165935
03/05/24 170128
03/05/24 170351
03/05/24 171218
03/05/24 172502
03/05/24 172909
03/05/24 173433
03/05/24 173902
03/05/24 174205
03/05/24 174522
03/05/24 174522
03/05/24 175956
03/05/24 180246
03/05/24 181101
03/05/24 182207
03/05/24 184351
03/05/24 184155
03/05/24 185541
03/05/24 185337
03/05/24 190615
03/05/24 190339
Attachment 1

SV240650197 FO 3
SV240650198 PK 3
SV240650199 1033C 3
SV240650200 911C 3
SV240650201 415A 3
SV240650202 911C 3
SV240650203 911C 3
SV240650204 911C 3
SV240650205 SE 3
SV240650206 SE 3
SV240650207 245 3
SV240650208 1033C 3
SV240650209 PD 3
SV240650210 1062 3
SV240650211 PK 3
SV240650212 T 4
SV240650213 1062 3
SV240650214 911C 3
SV240650215 415A 3
SV240650216 911C 3
SV240650217 417J 2
SV240650218 911A 3
SV240650219 911C 3
SV240650221 T 4
SV240650222 PK 3
SV240650223 SE 3
SV240650224 415F 3
SV240650225 1033S 3
SV240650226 EV 3
SV240650228 PK 3
SV240650229 EV 3
SV240650230 WELCK 3
SV240650231 T 4
SV240650232 911A 3
Attachment 1

03/05/24 191258
03/05/24 193239
03/05/24 193218
03/05/24 194441
03/05/24 194653
03/05/24 194659
03/05/24 195701
03/05/24 202808
03/05/24 203525
03/05/24 205239
03/05/24 205213
03/05/24 205656
03/05/24 210241
03/05/24 210353
03/05/24 210254
03/05/24 211148
03/05/24 212118
03/05/24 213552
03/05/24 213207
03/05/24 214153
03/05/24 214343
03/05/24 215248
03/05/24 215234
03/05/24 220039
03/05/24 221254
03/05/24 221746
03/05/24 222137
03/05/24 222957
03/05/24 230148
03/05/24 230211
03/05/24 230812
03/05/24 231205
03/05/24 232553
03/05/24 232119
Attachment 1

SV240650233 911C 3
SV240650234 1062 3
SV240650235 SE 3
SV240650236 NOC 3
SV240650237 911C 3
SV240660001 415M 3
SV240660002 911C 3
SV240660003 1033R 3
SV240660004 UNKMEDP E
SV240660006 911C 3
SV240660007 SE 3
SV240660008 T 4
SV240660009 422 3
SV240660010 PCPR E
SV240660011 FD 4
SV240660012 1033C 3
SV240660014 1154 3
SV240660015 PCPR E
SV240660016 SE 3
SV240660017 WELCK 3
SV240660018 594J 2
SV240660019 911C 3
SV240660020 EV 3
SV240660021 SE 3
SV240660022 911C 3
SV240660023 911C 3
SV240660024 PK 3
SV240660025 PK 3
SV240660026 1033C 3
SV240660027 415 3
SV240660029 911C 3
SV240660030 TRF 3
SV240660031 TRF 3
SV240660032 1066 3
Attachment 1

03/05/24 233526
03/05/24 234954
03/05/24 235213
03/05/24 235228
03/05/24 235256
03/06/24 000153
03/06/24 000622
03/06/24 001842
03/06/24 003855
03/06/24 005637
03/06/24 011913
03/06/24 012119
03/06/24 013043
03/06/24 013350
03/06/24 014520
03/06/24 015616
03/06/24 020550
03/06/24 024520
03/06/24 033449
03/06/24 040046
03/06/24 040540
03/06/24 050221
03/06/24 051914
03/06/24 052202
03/06/24 055418
03/06/24 064915
03/06/24 065703
03/06/24 065811
03/06/24 073326
03/06/24 073812
03/06/24 074551
03/06/24 074844
03/06/24 075238
03/06/24 080029
Attachment 1

SV240660033 1124 7
SV240660034 911C 3
SV240660035 OUTSVC 3
SV240660036 1124 7
SV240660038 T 4
SV240660039 1124 7
SV240660040 SE 3
SV240660041 PK 3
SV240660042 T 4
SV240660043 911C 3
SV240660044 PK 3
SV240660045 1125 3
SV240660046 T 4
SV240660047 PK 3
SV240660048 T 4
SV240660049 FO 3
SV240660050 415 3
SV240660051 1124 7
SV240660052 SE 3
SV240660053 952 3
SV240660054 488 3
SV240660055 22651 3
SV240660056 488 3
SV240660057 PK 3
SV240660058 22651 3
SV240660059 911C 3
SV240660060 PC 3
SV240660061 PC 3
SV240660062 PC 3
SV240660063 PC 3
SV240660064 1055 3
SV240660065 1125 3
SV240660066 1124 7
SV240660067 1180R E
Attachment 1

03/06/24 081003
03/06/24 080948
03/06/24 081135
03/06/24 081746
03/06/24 082435
03/06/24 082716
03/06/24 082811
03/06/24 083438
03/06/24 083545
03/06/24 083953
03/06/24 084232
03/06/24 084718
03/06/24 085011
03/06/24 085728
03/06/24 090010
03/06/24 090205
03/06/24 090625
03/06/24 091017
03/06/24 091619
03/06/24 091753
03/06/24 092053
03/06/24 092901
03/06/24 093001
03/06/24 093850
03/06/24 095220
03/06/24 095148
03/06/24 095737
03/06/24 095937
03/06/24 100150
03/06/24 100436
03/06/24 100306
03/06/24 101300
03/06/24 102130
03/06/24 102521
Attachment 1

SV240660069 WELCK 3
SV240660070 1124 7
SV240660071 VC 3
SV240660072 1124 7
SV240660073 SE 3
SV240660074 T 4
SV240660075 SUSCIR 3
SV240660076 T 4
SV240660077 1033R 3
SV240660078 T 4
SV240660079 911C 3
SV240660081 SE 3
SV240660082 1124 7
SV240660084 1124 7
SV240660085 T 4
SV240660086 1124 7
SV240660087 T 4
SV240660088 T 4
SV240660090 1124 7
SV240660092 PK 3
SV240660093 911C 3
SV240660095 PCPR E
SV240660098 FO 3
SV240660099 911C 3
SV240660100 10851R 3
SV240660101 WRTSVC 3
SV240660102 WELCK 3
SV240660103 SB 3
SV240660104 T 4
SV240660105 10851R 3
SV240660106 415 3
SV240660107 SE 3
SV240660108 WELCK 3
SV240660109 911C 3
Attachment 1

03/06/24 102920
03/06/24 103433
03/06/24 103848
03/06/24 104017
03/06/24 104620
03/06/24 104635
03/06/24 104711
03/06/24 105800
03/06/24 110102
03/06/24 110353
03/06/24 110308
03/06/24 111710
03/06/24 111732
03/06/24 112716
03/06/24 114041
03/06/24 114115
03/06/24 114916
03/06/24 115030
03/06/24 120345
03/06/24 120911
03/06/24 122740
03/06/24 123325
03/06/24 125513
03/06/24 125549
03/06/24 125743
03/06/24 130648
03/06/24 131049
03/06/24 131628
03/06/24 131803
03/06/24 132033
03/06/24 132437
03/06/24 133614
03/06/24 133856
03/06/24 133745
Attachment 1

SV240660111 1033H 1
SV240660112 GAS 1
SV240660113 911C 3
SV240660114 T 4
SV240660115 WELCK 3
SV240660116 911C 3
SV240660117 911C 3
SV240660118 1182 3
SV240660119 T 4
SV240660120 1062 3
SV240660121 PC 3
SV240660122 1124 7
SV240660123 5150 3
SV240660124 911C 3
SV240660125 T 4
SV240660127 1055 3
SV240660129 T 4
SV240660130 911C 3
SV240660131 T 4
SV240660133 1125 3
SV240660134 1124 7
SV240660135 911C 3
SV240660136 CSB 3
SV240660137 911C 3
SV240660138 911C 3
SV240660139 1033C 3
SV240660140 911C 3
SV240660142 SE 3
SV240660144 VAGRNT 3
SV240660146 911C 3
SV240660147 1124 7
SV240660148 SE 3
SV240660150 911C 3
SV240660151 1124 7
Attachment 1

03/06/24 134052
03/06/24 135343
03/06/24 135812
03/06/24 140633
03/06/24 140842
03/06/24 141340
03/06/24 141606
03/06/24 141848
03/06/24 143614
03/06/24 143205
03/06/24 143504
03/06/24 144720
03/06/24 144854
03/06/24 145031
03/06/24 150149
03/06/24 150456
03/06/24 150901
03/06/24 151011
03/06/24 151729
03/06/24 152250
03/06/24 152431
03/06/24 152650
03/06/24 152333
03/06/24 152755
03/06/24 153010
03/06/24 153155
03/06/24 153352
03/06/24 153828
03/06/24 153949
03/06/24 154350
03/06/24 155043
03/06/24 155502
03/06/24 160430
03/06/24 160717
Attachment 1

SV240660152 PK 3
SV240660153 911C 3
SV240660154 PK 3
SV240660155 PK 3
SV240660156 1033C 3
SV240660157 PK 3
SV240660158 1062 3
SV240660159 1124 7
SV240660161 1124 7
SV240660162 484 3
SV240660163 SE 3
SV240660164 911C 3
SV240660165 DFCS 3
SV240660166 911C 3
SV240660167 WELCK 3
SV240660169 488 3
SV240660170 484 3
SV240660171 SE 3
SV240660172 415FT 2
SV240660173 1182 3
SV240660174 WELCK 3
SV240660175 911C 3
SV240660176 SB 3
SV240660177 EV 3
SV240660178 WELCK 3
SV240660179 1091S 8
SV240660180 911C 3
SV240660181 911C 3
SV240660182 MC 3
SV240660183 911C 3
SV240660184 EMSP E
SV240660185 PK 3
SV240660186 WELCK 3
SV240660187 1055 3
Attachment 1

03/06/24 160730
03/06/24 160644
03/06/24 161409
03/06/24 161432
03/06/24 162112
03/06/24 162326
03/06/24 162719
03/06/24 163143
03/06/24 164547
03/06/24 165211
03/06/24 165249
03/06/24 165613
03/06/24 170409
03/06/24 172720
03/06/24 173611
03/06/24 180524
03/06/24 180324
03/06/24 181929
03/06/24 184547
03/06/24 185435
03/06/24 190515
03/06/24 190506
03/06/24 191624
03/06/24 191823
03/06/24 191756
03/06/24 193011
03/06/24 193653
03/06/24 193622
03/06/24 193537
03/06/24 194320
03/06/24 195213
03/06/24 195341
03/06/24 200113
03/06/24 200216
Attachment 1

SV240660188 PCPR E
SV240660189 459AJ 2
SV240660190 911C 3
SV240660191 PCPR E
SV240660192 EV 3
SV240660193 488I 2
SV240660194 SE 3
SV240660195 911C 3
SV240660196 20002 3
SV240660197 1154 3
SV240660198 911C 3
SV240660199 DFCS 3
SV240660200 911C 3
SV240660201 488I 2
SV240660202 911C 3
SV240660203 911C 3
SV240660204 911C 3
SV240660205 415 3
SV240660206 488 3
SV240660207 1062 3
SV240660208 PK 3
SV240660209 1033C 3
SV240660210 1091D 8
SV240660211 REPO 3
SV240660213 1033R 3
SV240670001 911C 3
SV240670002 459RI 2
SV240670003 1033C 3
SV240670004 911C 3
SV240670005 459AI 2
SV240670006 415F 3
SV240670007 1033C 3
SV240670008 1088 2
SV240670009 PCPR E
Attachment 1

03/06/24 200748
03/06/24 201116
03/06/24 202205
03/06/24 203800
03/06/24 204503
03/06/24 204414
03/06/24 204822
03/06/24 204739
03/06/24 205126
03/06/24 212605
03/06/24 214514
03/06/24 215347
03/06/24 215529
03/06/24 220126
03/06/24 220445
03/06/24 220744
03/06/24 222525
03/06/24 223244
03/06/24 224331
03/06/24 225139
03/06/24 225542
03/06/24 225455
03/06/24 231041
03/06/24 233456
03/06/24 233823
03/07/24 001001
03/07/24 001157
03/07/24 002609
03/07/24 002727
03/07/24 015751
03/07/24 015939
03/07/24 034736
03/07/24 035643
03/07/24 042155
Attachment 1

SV240670010 VAGRNT 3
SV240670011 PK 3
SV240670012 1091D 8
SV240670013 TRUANT 3
SV240670014 22651 3
SV240670015 T 4
SV240670016 T 4
SV240670017 911C 3
SV240670018 SE 3
SV240670019 PK 3
SV240670020 T 4
SV240670021 T 4
SV240670022 SE 3
SV240670023 PK 3
SV240670024 T 4
SV240670025 T 4
SV240670026 20002J 3
SV240670027 T 4
SV240670029 VAGRNT 3
SV240670030 T 4
SV240670031 1033C 3
SV240670032 T 4
SV240670034 1124 7
SV240670035 FRAUD 3
SV240670036 T 4
SV240670037 TRF 3
SV240670039 SE 3
SV240670040 T 4
SV240670041 1124 7
SV240670042 911C 3
SV240670043 T 4
SV240670044 911C 3
SV240670045 1154 3
SV240670046 T 4
Attachment 1

03/07/24 051844
03/07/24 071406
03/07/24 072755
03/07/24 073435
03/07/24 073511
03/07/24 074248
03/07/24 075429
03/07/24 075541
03/07/24 080027
03/07/24 080032
03/07/24 080333
03/07/24 080520
03/07/24 080707
03/07/24 081041
03/07/24 081614
03/07/24 082326
03/07/24 082329
03/07/24 082559
03/07/24 082823
03/07/24 082947
03/07/24 082917
03/07/24 083131
03/07/24 083624
03/07/24 083919
03/07/24 084341
03/07/24 084721
03/07/24 085631
03/07/24 085721
03/07/24 085740
03/07/24 085920
03/07/24 090122
03/07/24 090057
03/07/24 090242
03/07/24 090839
Attachment 1

SV240670048 T 4
SV240670049 T 4
SV240670050 FO 3
SV240670051 T 4
SV240670052 T 4
SV240670053 WELCK 3
SV240670054 1124 7
SV240670055 UNKMEDP E
SV240670056 PFIRE 1
SV240670057 242 3
SV240670058 1124 7
SV240670059 1091C 8
SV240670060 911C 3
SV240670061 911C 3
SV240670062 290 3
SV240670063 SE 3
SV240670064 1124 7
SV240670065 911C 3
SV240670067 SE 3
SV240670068 911C 3
SV240670069 SS 4
SV240670070 SE 3
SV240670071 911C 3
SV240670072 911C 3
SV240670073 273 3
SV240670074 1124 7
SV240670075 911C 3
SV240670076 911C 3
SV240670077 1154 3
SV240670078 1124 7
SV240670079 SB 3
SV240670080 911C 3
SV240670081 911C 3
SV240670082 1124 7
Attachment 1

03/07/24 091521
03/07/24 091822
03/07/24 091910
03/07/24 092311
03/07/24 092651
03/07/24 092919
03/07/24 093556
03/07/24 094608
03/07/24 095220
03/07/24 095718
03/07/24 101353
03/07/24 102055
03/07/24 102659
03/07/24 103015
03/07/24 103240
03/07/24 103910
03/07/24 103955
03/07/24 103954
03/07/24 104602
03/07/24 104908
03/07/24 105032
03/07/24 105127
03/07/24 105034
03/07/24 105633
03/07/24 105428
03/07/24 110421
03/07/24 104757
03/07/24 111455
03/07/24 111957
03/07/24 112833
03/07/24 113214
03/07/24 113336
03/07/24 113206
03/07/24 113506
Attachment 1

SV240670083 SE 3
SV240670084 FO 3
SV240670085 T 4
SV240670086 T 4
SV240670087 PCPR E
SV240670088 CSB 3
SV240670089 SE 3
SV240670090 1091F 8
SV240670091 PCPR E
SV240670092 415M 3
SV240670093 459C 3
SV240670094 1091W 8
SV240670095 1091S 8
SV240670096 PD 3
SV240670097 FADULT 3
SV240670098 1124 7
SV240670100 HS 3
SV240670102 WRTSVC 3
SV240670104 PCPR E
SV240670105 1062 3
SV240670106 1124 7
SV240670107 415A 3
SV240670108 415F 3
SV240670109 SS 4
SV240670111 VIOLCO 3
SV240670112 FO 3
SV240670113 1181 2
SV240670114 647F 3
SV240670115 1182 3
SV240670116 1066 3
SV240670117 911C 3
SV240670118 488J 3
SV240670119 911C 3
SV240670122 911C 3
Attachment 1

03/07/24 113634
03/07/24 115803
03/07/24 120323
03/07/24 120803
03/07/24 120806
03/07/24 121140
03/07/24 122301
03/07/24 122328
03/07/24 122559
03/07/24 122502
03/07/24 122357
03/07/24 123337
03/07/24 123422
03/07/24 124743
03/07/24 124701
03/07/24 124840
03/07/24 130135
03/07/24 130736
03/07/24 131930
03/07/24 132505
03/07/24 132740
03/07/24 132445
03/07/24 133614
03/07/24 134137
03/07/24 135158
03/07/24 135519
03/07/24 135501
03/07/24 140718
03/07/24 141352
03/07/24 141749
03/07/24 142604
03/07/24 142633
03/07/24 142912
03/07/24 143655
Attachment 1

SV240670124 911C 3
SV240670125 911C 3
SV240670126 1124 7
SV240670128 FO 3
SV240670129 911C 3
SV240670130 1124 7
SV240670131 911C 3
SV240670132 WRTOUT 3
SV240670135 1033C 3
SV240670136 1124 7
SV240670137 911C 3
SV240670138 EV 3
SV240670139 1124 7
SV240670140 1033R 3
SV240670141 1124 7
SV240670143 CIVIL 3
SV240670145 NOC 3
SV240670146 911C 3
SV240670147 1062 3
SV240670148 1091F 8
SV240670149 911C 3
SV240670150 10851 3
SV240670151 CSB 3
SV240670152 PK 3
SV240670153 PCPR E
SV240670154 REPO 3
SV240670155 911C 3
SV240670156 1033H 1
SV240670157 SE 3
SV240670158 SE 3
SV240670159 415F 3
SV240670160 1125 3
SV240670161 WELCK 3
SV240670162 1091I 8
Attachment 1

03/07/24 144313
03/07/24 144354
03/07/24 144736
03/07/24 145520
03/07/24 150512
03/07/24 150618
03/07/24 151136
03/07/24 151709
03/07/24 153505
03/07/24 153932
03/07/24 155628
03/07/24 155923
03/07/24 160401
03/07/24 160413
03/07/24 161803
03/07/24 162313
03/07/24 164341
03/07/24 164423
03/07/24 165605
03/07/24 170548
03/07/24 170643
03/07/24 170813
03/07/24 171049
03/07/24 172838
03/07/24 173444
03/07/24 175628
03/07/24 175910
03/07/24 180336
03/07/24 180135
03/07/24 181846
03/07/24 182525
03/07/24 182705
03/07/24 182709
03/07/24 183827
Attachment 1

SV240670163 1181 2
SV240670164 REPO 3
SV240670165 911C 3
SV240670166 T 4
SV240670167 911C 3
SV240670168 415A 3
SV240670169 911C 3
SV240670170 SE 3
SV240670171 911C 3
SV240670172 911C 3
SV240670173 911C 3
SV240670174 1033R 3
SV240670175 911C 3
SV240670176 1091D 8
SV240670177 SE 3
SV240670178 911C 3
SV240670179 1033R 3
SV240670180 VAGRNT 3
SV240670181 SS 4
SV240670182 1154 3
SV240670183 T 4
SV240670184 SE 3
SV240670185 T 4
SV240670186 5150 3
SV240670187 911C 3
SV240670188 WRTSVC 3
SV240670189 911C 3
SV240670190 SE 3
SV240670191 1154 3
SV240670192 SE 3
SV240670193 VC 3
SV240670194 20002 3
SV240670195 1154 3
SV240670196 T 4
Attachment 1

03/07/24 190037
03/07/24 190544
03/07/24 191416
03/07/24 191816
03/07/24 192749
03/07/24 193602
03/07/24 195100
03/07/24 195556
03/07/24 200029
03/07/24 200400
03/07/24 200555
03/07/24 201631
03/07/24 201912
03/07/24 201939
03/07/24 202434
03/07/24 202722
03/07/24 203817
03/07/24 204204
03/07/24 205235
03/07/24 210023
03/07/24 210143
03/07/24 211905
03/07/24 212013
03/07/24 212611
03/07/24 212748
03/07/24 212940
03/07/24 213521
03/07/24 213712
03/07/24 214506
03/07/24 215307
03/07/24 215530
03/07/24 220002
03/07/24 222534
03/07/24 222741
Attachment 1

SV240670197 20002J 3
SV240670198 WRTSVC 3
SV240670199 911C 3
SV240670200 911C 3
SV240670201 911C 3
SV240670202 PK 3
SV240670203 T 4
SV240670204 911C 3
SV240670205 911C 3
SV240670207 SE 3
SV240670208 SS 4
SV240670209 1182 3
SV240670210 T 4
SV240670211 952 3
Attachment 1

03/07/24 222813
03/07/24 224008
03/07/24 224601
03/07/24 224738
03/07/24 225620
03/07/24 225837
03/07/24 230424
03/07/24 230447
03/07/24 230522
03/07/24 232015
03/07/24 232116
03/07/24 232758
03/07/24 234652
03/07/24 235916
Attachment 1

Sample #7 - EMD WEEKLY
Attachment 1

DISPATCH 1ST DATE CALL NO RECEIVED TIME SEC RCVD ENTR CALL TYPE FINAL 03/07/2024 F240002335 124130 27 31D3
03/07/2024 F240002328 084906 40 26A4
03/07/2024 F240002332 120553 63 6D2
03/07/2024 F240002336 131618 53 31D2
03/07/2024 F240002344 173104 28 31D4
03/07/2024 F240002338 135501 43 FIRE
03/01/2024 F240002158 164112 37 17B1
03/01/2024 F240002159 165536 44 12D2
03/01/2024 F240002164 204212 60 32B2
03/01/2024 F240002161 173135 67 17B1
03/01/2024 F240002131 025617 0 17A4G
03/02/2024 F240002201 184647 56 26A5
03/03/2024 F240002205 012257 22 FALARM
03/03/2024 F240002206 023740 52 1180F
03/03/2024 F240002225 182213 0 EMSF
03/06/2024 F240002312 195213 61 EMS
03/06/2024 F240002314 200637 37 6D2
03/06/2024 F240002317 230630 27 12A3
03/06/2024 F240002292 013154 28 10C1
03/07/2024 F240002346 225346 36 EMS
03/02/2024 F240002196 134807 0 32B2
03/02/2024 F240002182 080936 59 31D4
03/02/2024 F240002190 105847 46 OUT
03/06/2024 F240002301 115645 30 28C1J
03/06/2024 F240002299 101300 25 WIRE
03/01/2024 F240002136 070028 21 OUT
03/01/2024 F240002144 085642 44 26A10
03/01/2024 F240002147 114616 9 26A3
03/01/2024 F240002148 123013 25 26C2
03/01/2024 F240002149 131009 5 13C1
03/02/2024 F240002173 050641 19 17B1G

EMD WEEKLY
Attachment 1

LOCATION OPER ID PRIORITY DISPOSITION
CHASE BANK, SU 11558 E 31
1025 CARSON DR, SU 13566 2 32
1111 MORSE AV, SU 13566 E 31
870 W MAUDE AV, SU 13566 E 60
299 W WASHINGTON AV, SU 13566 E 60
690 S FAIR OAKS AV, SU 13566 1 31
639 S BERNARDO AV, SU 13856 E 32
1624 HOLLENBECK AV, SU 13856 E 31
1056 KILDARE AV, SU 13856 E 70
620 E MAUDE AV, SU 13856 E 31
1603 TENAKA PL, SU 13856 2 50
527 LA CONNER DR, SU 13856 2 31
420 E CARIBBEAN DR, SU 13856 1 70
S101/E237, SU 13856 1 60
HQ, SU 13856 E 31
1052 W IOWA AV, SU 13856 E 32
1283 W FREMONT TE, SU 13856 E 31
642 BLYTHE CT, SU 13856 2 32
298 W DUANE AV, SU 13856 E 31
1603 TENAKA PL, SU 13856 E 31
450 OLD SAN FRANCISCO RD, SU 13864 E 70
175 E REMINGTON DR, SU 13864 E 31
785 MORSE AV, SU 13864 1 60
940 LORNE WY, SU 13864 E 31
1308 PAULINE DR, SU 13864 1 50
314 S PASTORIA AV, SU 14337 1 Y
755 E DUANE AV, SU 14337 2 33
719 HENRIETTA AV, SU 14337 2 31
1039 E EL CAMINO REAL, SU 14337 E 31
482 HAWTHORN AV, SU 14337 E 31
1291 S BERNARDO AV, SU 14337 E 31

EMD WEEKLY
Attachment 1

03/02/2024 F240002178 060201 75 1180F
03/02/2024 F240002183 081256 33 28C4J
03/02/2024 F240002188 100537 18 12D2
03/07/2024 F240002341 153844 23 28C1K
03/07/2024 F240002345 204521 76 17A2
03/01/2024 F240002160 173038 54 31D4
03/01/2024 F240002162 181118 43 26C2
03/01/2024 F240002163 181854 118 26A2
03/02/2024 F240002200 160628 22 OUT
03/07/2024 F240002322 042023 22 6D1
03/02/2024 F240002203 193226 35 1180F
03/03/2024 F240002227 194708 11 FALARM
03/03/2024 F240002230 224945 56 10D2
03/03/2024 F240002207 035236 51 32B1
03/03/2024 F240002208 040138 81 26A10
03/03/2024 F240002211 052009 137 EMS
03/04/2024 F240002258 193845 0 EMS
03/04/2024 F240002231 005903 28 17B4
03/04/2024 F240002232 013718 48 12D2
03/04/2024 F240002233 022243 0 UNKMEDF
03/04/2024 F240002251 143515 0 23B1I
03/05/2024 F240002281 170317 26 9E1
03/05/2024 F240002282 174502 38 17B1G
03/05/2024 F240002283 184210 37 18A1
03/05/2024 F240002284 190312 24 17A2G
03/05/2024 F240002285 191501 44 26C2
03/05/2024 F240002286 200140 30 26A8
03/05/2024 F240002287 201658 24 26A1
03/06/2024 F240002291 003855 24 INVAST
03/01/2024 F240002167 213318 36 EMSF
03/01/2024 F240002165 204632 31 13A1
03/01/2024 F240002166 205358 80 17A4G
03/01/2024 F240002132 030831 27 FALARM
03/01/2024 F240002133 035254 57 17A4G
Attachment 1

1 RAMP S101 E237, SU 14337 1 T
767 N MATHILDA AV, SU 14337 E 31
610 N PASTORIA AV, SU 14337 E 31
1646 HONFLEUR DR, SU 14337 E 31
940 W WEDDELL DR, SU 14337 2 31
1050 BORREGAS AV, SU 15831 E 31
125 N MARY AV, SU 15831 E 31
455 BRAHMS WY, SU 15831 2 33
1 RAMP S101 LAW, SU 15831 1 60
653 SAN PATRICIO AV, SU 15831 E 31
1 RAMP N101 W237, SU 16121 1 36
1300 CHESAPEAKE TE, SU 16121 1 70
756 RESEDA DR, SU 16121 E 32
1051 E EL CAMINO REAL, SU 16121 E 33
1005 W EL CAMINO REAL, SU 16121 2 32
200 E EL CAMINO REAL #202, MV 16121 E 60
685 FOXTAIL DR, SU 16121 2 CAN
1145 DUNFORD WY, SU 16121 E 31
735 JURA WY, SU 16121 E 32
620 E MAUDE AV, SU 16121 E 31
600 E WEDDELL DR, SU 16121 E 31
1150 TILTON DR, SU 16121 E 35
1111 MORSE AV, SU 16121 E 31
395 E EVELYN AV, SU 16121 2 37
668 ARBUTUS AV, SU 16121 2 31
N SUNNYVALE AV/E HENDY AV, SU 16121 E 31
550 E REMINGTON DR, SU 16121 2 31
999 HAMLIN CT, SU 16121 2 33
1220 TASMAN DR, SU 16121 2 50
472 N BAYVIEW AV, SU 16538 E 31
1220 TASMAN DR, SU 16538 2 31
519 N FAIR OAKS AV, SU 16538 2 31
1601 LONGSPUR AV, SU 16538 1 70
175 E REMINGTON DR, SU 16538 2 31
Attachment 1

03/02/2024 F240002171 032614 34 EMS
03/02/2024 F240002172 040413 253 17B4G
03/02/2024 F240002204 205642 0 EMS
03/06/2024 F240002304 123211 22 6D1O
03/06/2024 F240002305 124945 51 17A4G
03/06/2024 F240002309 150253 58 9E1
03/06/2024 F240002310 171055 18 10D5
03/06/2024 F240002311 172511 26 17B1G
03/02/2024 F240002197 143113 15 FIRE
03/02/2024 F240002180 070206 45 26A3
03/02/2024 F240002198 152647 36 10D1
03/02/2024 F240002199 153851 20 13C1
03/03/2024 F240002210 052018 43 6D4
03/03/2024 F240002221 120835 27 6C1
03/04/2024 F240002238 082730 31 17A4G
03/04/2024 F240002240 094220 48 EMS
03/04/2024 F240002241 094810 29 1180F
03/04/2024 F240002243 095223 36 31C2
03/04/2024 F240002245 100406 105 OUT
03/04/2024 F240002246 102518 29 31D4
03/04/2024 F240002249 122156 43 31D4
03/04/2024 F240002250 133257 29 21B2M
03/05/2024 F240002269 080735 0 EMS
03/06/2024 F240002295 053414 50 EMS
03/04/2024 F240002254 175019 0 EMS
03/04/2024 F240002257 191958 59 6D2
03/04/2024 F240002259 200700 24 26C2
03/04/2024 F240002260 203215 43 EMS
03/06/2024 F240002316 203800 79 6D1A
03/06/2024 F240002313 200216 65 9B0Y
03/06/2024 F240002294 041955 29 5C4
03/07/2024 F240002318 000443 18 FALARM
03/07/2024 F240002319 001904 96 6C1
03/07/2024 F240002320 004539 57 17B1G
Attachment 1

1201 SYCAMORE TE, SU 16538 E 70
1603 TENAKA PL, SU 16538 E 50
507 S BERNARDO AV, SU 16538 E 32
1218 MUSCAT CT, SU 16538 E 31
755 E DUANE AV, SU 16538 2 50
1291 S BERNARDO AV, SU 16538 E 35
302 GREENLAKE DR, SU 16538 E 31
1654 KAMSACK DR, SU 16538 E 31
732 SAN RAMON AV, SU 16899 1 10
662 GARLAND AV, SU 16899 2 31
495 N WOLFE RD, SU 16899 E 31
298 W MC KINLEY AV, SU 16899 E 31
874 BORREGAS AV, SU 16900 E 31
1201 SYCAMORE TE, SU 16900 E 31
835 GAIL AV, SU 16900 2 50
N MATHILDA AV/INNOVATION WY, SU 16900 E 32
N85 SO W FREMONT AV, SU 16900 1 32
610 N PASTORIA AV, SU 16900 E 31
LAKESIDE DR/LAKEWAY DR, SU 16900 1 50
905 11TH AV, SU 16900 E 33
610 E WEDDELL DR, SU 16900 E 37
940 LINDEN AV, SU 16900 E 32
E EL CAMINO REAL/POPLAR AV, SU 16900 E 31
1291 S BERNARDO AV, SU 16900 2 31
1753 LINNET LN, SU 17029 E 36
175 E REMINGTON DR, SU 17029 E 31
999 HAMLIN CT, SU 17029 E 31
999 HAMLIN CT, SU 17029 E 31
225 S TAAFFE ST, SU 17029 E 31
1150 TILTON DR, SU 17029 E 35
999 HAMLIN CT, SU 17029 E 31
1508 CONDOR WY, SU 17029 1 70
797 E FREMONT AV, SU 17029 E 31
126 W AHWANEE AV, SU 17029 E 37
Attachment 1

03/07/2024 F240002321 031244 45 5A1
03/01/2024 F240002138 073219 36 19C2
03/01/2024 F240002150 131057 40 26A2
03/03/2024 F240002219 105150 0 EMS
03/03/2024 F240002213 075747 36 5C3
03/03/2024 F240002215 084022 30 10C3
03/03/2024 F240002216 093650 43 17B1G
03/03/2024 F240002222 131755 38 31D3
03/03/2024 F240002223 151903 29 6D2
03/03/2024 F240002224 152610 0 EMS
03/04/2024 F240002237 082046 0 EMS
03/04/2024 F240002253 165429 29 31D4
03/04/2024 F240002252 145939 89 10C3
03/05/2024 F240002267 073827 46 10D5
03/05/2024 F240002270 083015 30 19C4
03/05/2024 F240002276 144753 24 10D4
03/05/2024 F240002278 155257 18 FALARM
03/07/2024 F240002333 122306 43 31D4
03/01/2024 F240002156 155746 0 EMS
03/03/2024 F240002220 114424 41 26D1
03/03/2024 F240002218 104434 37 10D4
03/03/2024 F240002226 184039 61 FIRE
03/04/2024 F240002244 095413 22 26A10
03/05/2024 F240002273 110617 51 ODOR
03/05/2024 F240002274 125144 61 6D1A
03/05/2024 F240002277 154210 30 26A5
03/05/2024 F240002279 161145 30 21B2M
03/02/2024 F240002202 190202 28 1180F
03/02/2024 F240002189 101031 0 EMS
03/02/2024 F240002193 130621 34 CO
03/02/2024 F240002194 132158 29 26A2
03/04/2024 F240002236 080930 69 26C1
03/04/2024 F240002239 085954 102 26A1
03/04/2024 F240002247 111217 30 6D2
Attachment 1

712 SAN CONRADO TE, SU 17029 2 31
633 S KNICKERBOCKER DR, SU 17030 E 32
1271 POPLAR AV, SU 17030 2 31
1255 ORLEANS DR, SU 17030 2 31
746 SANTA ROSA ST, SU 17030 E 31
999 HAMLIN CT, SU 17030 E 32
695 PICASSO TE, SU 17030 E 31
1002 W FREMONT AV, SU 17030 E 31
633 S KNICKERBOCKER DR, SU 17030 E 32
S WOLFE RD/E EL CAMINO REAL, SU 17030 E 60
PLAZA DE LAS FLORES, SU 17030 E 32
800 N MARY AV, SU 17030 E 60
1097 E DUANE AV, SU 17030 E 32
400 E REMINGTON DR, SU 17030 E 31
1283 W FREMONT TE, SU 17030 E 31
804 NECTARINE AV, SU 17030 E 31
655 S FAIR OAKS AV, SU 17030 1 70
999 CORTE MADERA AV, SU 17030 E 31
444 S MATHILDA AV, SU 17716 E 36
200 W MC KINLEY AV, SU 17717 E 31
1055 ESCALON AV, SU 17717 E 31
N FAIR OAKS AV/E DUANE AV, SU 17717 1 60
615 TASMAN DR, SU 17717 2 33
557 E CALIFORNIA AV, SU 17717 1 60
1120 KIFER RD, SU 17717 E 31
482 SEQUOIA DR, SU 17717 2 31
881 CUMBERLAND DR, SU 17717 E 31
E DUANE AV/N BRITTON AV, SU 18061 1 31
415 E EL CAMINO REAL, SU 18061 E 31
125 CONNEMARA WY, SU 18061 2 70
1039 E EL CAMINO REAL, SU 18061 2 31
1266 KIFER RD, SU 18061 E 32
343 AMERICA AV, SU 18061 2 31
633 S KNICKERBOCKER DR, SU 18061 E 31
Attachment 1

03/04/2024 F240002248 112716 38 19A1
03/05/2024 F240002275 134725 13 FALARM
03/06/2024 F240002300 102521 34 1180R
03/06/2024 F240002307 135343 36 GAS
03/06/2024 F240002308 143635 49 13A1
03/01/2024 F240002152 144829 0 26D1
03/01/2024 F240002134 060849 83 EMS
03/01/2024 F240002139 081135 16 ELEV
03/01/2024 F240002151 133735 51 26C1
03/01/2024 F240002153 145205 18 FALARM
03/01/2024 F240002154 145359 105 26A1
03/01/2024 F240002157 162053 57 19C4
03/02/2024 F240002175 054925 52 10C3
03/02/2024 F240002177 055934 44 6C1
03/02/2024 F240002184 083712 60 21B2T
03/02/2024 F240002185 085801 60 9E1
03/02/2024 F240002186 095045 46 1A1
03/02/2024 F240002187 100257 34 9B0Y
03/02/2024 F240002192 114245 24 9E1
03/07/2024 F240002330 094711 0 32B2
03/07/2024 F240002331 095220 101 FIRE
03/07/2024 F240002325 071624 43 17B4G
03/07/2024 F240002326 081330 61 17D4
03/07/2024 F240002327 084629 42 FALARM
03/07/2024 F240002329 091505 37 6C1E
03/07/2024 F240002334 124113 29 17D4
03/07/2024 F240002337 132119 111 EMS
03/07/2024 F240002339 150600 22 FALARM
03/07/2024 F240002340 153731 31 26A1
03/03/2024 F240002228 200726 97 1C6
03/03/2024 F240002229 221549 45 17A4G
03/04/2024 F240002234 030501 54 26A1
03/05/2024 F240002264 042533 71 21D5M
03/05/2024 F240002265 054419 0 EMS
Attachment 1

1002 W FREMONT AV, SU 18061 2 31
480 OAKMEAD PK, SU 18061 1 70
N85 S ECR, MV 18061 1 31
524 E MAUDE AV, SU 18061 1 40
600 E WEDDELL DR, SU 18061 2 31
842 W EL CAMINO REAL, SU 19217 E 37
1155 LA ROCHELLE TE, SU 19217 E 37
767 N MATHILDA AV, SU 19217 1 60
1150 TILTON DR, SU 19217 E 37
174 CARROLL ST, SU 19217 1 70
755 E DUANE AV, SU 19217 2 31
917 ELIZABETH WY, SU 19217 E 31
1002 W FREMONT AV #1-24 19217 E 31
1278 CRESCENT TE, SU 19217 E 31
1150 TILTON DR, SU 19217 E 31
1633 ALBATROSS DR, SU 19217 E 35
954 HENDERSON AV, SU 19217 2 31
1167 POMEGRANATE CT, SU 19217 E 35
1124 PRESCOTT AV, SU 19217 E 35
450 OLD SAN FRANCISCO RD, SU 19217 E 36
1002 W FREMONT AV, SU 19217 1 70
1526 CORONACH AV, SU 19217 E 32
1074 THE DALLES, SU 19217 E 31
636 HARROW WY, SU 19217 1 70
913 REED AV, SU 19217 E 32
150 LAWRENCE STATION RD, SU 19217 E 31
1029 GARDENIA WY, SU 19217 E 31
1380 ROSALIA AV, SU 19217 1 70
1141 CANDLEWOOD CT, SU 19217 2 31
581 E FREMONT AV, SU 20263 E 31
1220 VIENNA DR, SU 20263 2 50
999 HAMLIN CT, SU 20263 2 32
900 HENDERSON AV, SU 20263 E 31
150 LAWRENCE STATION RD, SU 20263 E 31
Attachment 1

03/05/2024 F240002289 225832 58 26A4
03/05/2024 F240002290 232958 44 10D4
03/06/2024 F240002293 024333 56 6D2
03/06/2024 F240002315 202419 0 EMS
03/01/2024 F240002168 220233 46 1180F
03/01/2024 F240002169 230220 35 10D4
03/02/2024 F240002170 011527 58 13A1
03/04/2024 F240002255 182404 46 1180F
03/04/2024 F240002256 191622 137 26C2
03/05/2024 F240002263 003806 60 28C4C
03/07/2024 F240002347 225616 258 26A1
03/07/2024 F240002348 230618 141 6D4
03/07/2024 F240002349 232758 32 1180F
Attachment 1

1291 S BERNARDO AV, SU 20263 2 31
1389 SPOONBILL WY, SU 20263 E 31
1670 ONTARIO DR, SU 20263 E 32
VICTORY VILLAGE PARK, SU 20263 E 31
N FAIR OAKS AV/SAN CONRADO TE, SU 20264 1 31
395 ANO NUEVO AV, SU 20264 E 31
911 TAMARACK LN, SU 20264 2 31
N MARY AV/BUENA VISTA AV, SU 20264 1 33
490 N MATHILDA AV, SU 20264 E 31
1737 WRIGHT AV, SU 20264 E 31
998 HENDERSON AV, SU 20264 2 37
233 CARROLL ST, SU 20264 E 31
LAWRENCE EX/E DUANE AV, SU 20264 1 CAN
Attachment 1

Sample #8 - FIRE CALLS FOR SVC WITH LOCATION
Attachment 1

FIRE CALLS FOR SVC WITH LOCATION

CALL NO REPORT NO CALL TYPE
ORIG

CALL TYPE

FINAL PRIORITY SEC CRTD
ENTR
F24000223
1 SF240001844 17B4 17B4 E 28
F24000223
2 SF240001845 EMS 12D2 E 48
F24000223
3 SF240001846 1067 UNKMEDF E 0
F24000223
4 SF240001847 EMS 26A1 2 54
F24000223
5 FTEST FTEST 9 0
F24000223
6 SF240001848 EMS 26C1 E 69
F24000223
7 SF240001849 1066 EMS E 0
F24000223
8 SF240001850 INVAST 17A4G 2 31
F24000223
9 SF240001851 EMS 26A1 2 102
F24000224
0 SF240001852 EMS EMS E 48
F24000224
1 SF240001853 1180F 1180F 1 29
F24000224
2 FINFO FINFO 9 29
F24000224
3 SF240001854 EMS 31C2 E 36
F24000224
4 SF240001855 EMS 26A10 2 22
F24000224
5 SF240001856 OUT OUT 1 105
F24000224
6 SF240001857 EMS 31D4 E 29
F24000224
7 SF240001858 EMS 6D2 E 30
Attachment 1

FIRE CALLS FOR SVC WITH LOCATION

SEC ENTR
DISP

SEC DISP
ENRT

SEC ENRT
ONSC

SEC ONSC
CLOS
CALL

CREATED
DATE1
CALL

CREATED
TIME1
14 38 427 1413 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:59:03
15 36 352 177 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 01:37:18
7 99 308 1317 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 02:22:43
7 76 279 748 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 03:05:01
114 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 06:58:54
13 125 417 291 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:09:30
17 114 147 394 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:20:46
15 97 303 395 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:27:30
20 62 378 678 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:59:54
14 107 162 1815 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:42:20
24 65 353 924 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:48:10
5 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:51:21
14 80 258 1672 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:52:23
7 101 178 1320 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:54:13
9 119 298 2954 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:04:06
16 48 286 2154 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:25:18
8 102 329 1959 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:12:17
Attachment 1

FIRE CALLS FOR SVC WITH LOCATION

CALL ENTRY
DATE1

CALL ENTRY
TIME1
CALL

DISPATCH
DATE1
CALL

DISPATCH
TIME1
CALL

ENROUTE
DATE1
CALL

ENROUTE
TIME1
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:59:31 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:59:45 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 01:00:23
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 01:38:06 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 01:38:21 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 01:38:57
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 02:22:43 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 02:22:50 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 02:24:29
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 03:05:55 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 03:06:02 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 03:07:18
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 06:58:54 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 07:00:48
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:10:39 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:10:52 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:12:57
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:20:46 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:21:03 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:22:57
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:28:01 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:28:16 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:29:53
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:01:36 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:01:56 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:02:58
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:43:08 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:43:22 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:45:09
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:48:39 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:49:03 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:50:08
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:51:50 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:51:55
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:52:59 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:53:13 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:54:33
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:54:35 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:54:42 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:56:23
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:05:51 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:06:00 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:07:59
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:25:47 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:26:03 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:26:51
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:12:47 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:12:55 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:14:37
Attachment 1

FIRE CALLS FOR SVC WITH LOCATION
CALL

ONSCENE
DATE1
CALL

ONSCENE
TIME1

CALL CLOSE
DATE1

CALL CLOSE
TIME1

PRIMARY

UNIT ON VIEW
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 01:07:30 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 01:31:03 EN244 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 01:44:49 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 01:47:46 EN44 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 02:29:37 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 02:51:34 EN42 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 03:11:57 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 03:24:25 EN45 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 07:01:06 EN41 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:19:54 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:24:45 EN42 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:25:24 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:31:58 EN241 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:34:56 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:41:31 EN244 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:09:16 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:20:34 TR42 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:47:51 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:18:06 EN45 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:56:01 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:11:25 EN43 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:46:22 FPREV N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:58:51 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:26:43 TR45 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:59:21 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:21:21 EN46 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:12:57 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:02:11 EN42 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:31:37 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:07:31 TR45 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:20:06 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:52:45 EN43 N
Attachment 1

FIRE CALLS FOR SVC WITH LOCATION

DISPOSITIO
N

BEAT OR

STATION REP DIST LOCATION

ADDRESS

LOCATION

ADD INFO

ENTRY OPER
ID
31 04 63
1145

DUNFORD WY,
SU
16121
32 04 62 735 JURA WY,
SU 16121
31 02 15A 620 E MAUDE
AV #316, SU 16121
32 05 10 999 HAMLIN
CT, SU 20263
CAN 01 33
700 ALL

AMERICA WY,
SU
CADAPP
32 02 29 1266 KIFER
RD, SU 18061
32 01 34 233 CARROLL
ST, SU 17030
50 04 42 835 GAIL AV,
SU 16900
31 02 15A 343 AMERICA
AV, SU 18061
32 05 10

N MATHILDA

AV/INNOVATI

ON WY, SU
16900
32 03 53
N85 SO W

FREMONT AV,
SU
16900
I 05 18 301 CARL RD,
SU 16900
31 05 19
610 N

PASTORIA AV,
SU
16900
33 06 22H 615 TASMAN
DR #D, SU 17717
50 02 28

LAKESIDE

DR/LAKEWAY
DR, SU
alias S101 JSO
LX 16900
33 05 10H 905 11TH AV,
SU 16900
31 03 51H
633 S

KNICKERBOCK
ER DR #208,
SU
18061
Attachment 1

ENTRY

WORKSTN

DISPATCHER
ID

DISPATCH

WORKSTN
SVDIS4 17029 SVDIS2
SVDIS4 17029 SVDIS2
SVDIS4 16121 SVDIS4
SVDIS3 16121 SVDIS4
CADSRV 16900 SVDIS4
SVDIS2 18061 SVDIS2
SVDIS3 18061 SVDIS2
SVDIS4 18061 SVDIS2
SVDIS2 17717 SVDIS5
SVDIS4 17717 SVDIS5
SVDIS4 17717 SVDIS5
SVDIS4 16900 SVDIS4
SVDIS4 17717 SVDIS5
SVDIS5 17717 SVDIS5
SVDIS4 17717 SVDIS5
SVDIS4 17717 SVDIS5
SVDIS2 17717 SVDIS5
Attachment 1

CALL NO REPORT NO CALL TYPE
ORIG

CALL TYPE

FINAL PRIORITY SEC CRTD
ENTR
F24000224
8 SF240001859 EMS 19A1 2 38
F24000224
9 SF240001860 EMS 31D4 E 43
F24000225
0 SF240001861 EMS 21B2M E 29
F24000225
1 SF240001862 415F 23B1I E 0
F24000225
2 SF240001863 EMS 10C3 E 89
F24000225
3 SF240001864 1053F 31D4 E 29
F24000225
4 SF240001865 242J EMS E 0
F24000225
5 SF240001866 1180F 1180F 1 46
F24000225
6 SF240001867 EMS 26C2 E 137
F24000225
7 SF240001868 EMS 6D2 E 59
F24000225
8 SF240001869 CSB EMS 2 0
F24000225
9 SF240001870 EMS 26C2 E 24
F24000226
0 SF240001871 EMS EMS E 43
F24000226
1 REFERM REFERM 9 88
F24000226
2 REFERM REFERM 9 110
F24000226
3 SF240001872 EMS 28C4C E 60
F24000226
4 SF240001873 EMS 21D5M E 71
Attachment 1

SEC ENTR
DISP

SEC DISP
ENRT

SEC ENRT
ONSC

SEC ONSC
CLOS
CALL

CREATED
DATE1
CALL

CREATED
TIME1
8 72 305 1980 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:27:16
9 35 258 1753 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:21:56
10 62 140 268 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:32:57
15 65 226 1218 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 14:35:15
15 9 234 398 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 14:59:39
10 58 313 580 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 16:54:29
17 144 513 1345 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:50:19
20 150 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 18:24:04
12 121 87 469 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:16:22
10 36 278 996 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:19:58
16 58 315 1465 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:38:45
21 73 596 951 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:07:00
22 90 0 1196 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:32:15
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 22:27:29
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 23:27:40
10 87 378 1140 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:38:06
15 94 276 841 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 04:25:33
Attachment 1

CALL ENTRY
DATE1

CALL ENTRY
TIME1
CALL

DISPATCH
DATE1
CALL

DISPATCH
TIME1
CALL

ENROUTE
DATE1
CALL

ENROUTE
TIME1
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:27:54 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:28:02 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:29:14
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:22:39 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:22:48 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:23:23
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:33:26 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:33:36 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:34:38
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 14:35:15 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 14:35:30 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 14:36:35
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:01:08 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:01:23 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:01:32
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 16:54:58 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 16:55:08 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 16:56:06
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:50:19 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:50:36 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:53:00
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 18:24:50 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 18:25:10 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 18:27:40
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:18:39 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:18:51 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:20:52
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:20:57 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:21:07 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:21:43
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:38:45 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:39:01 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:39:59
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:07:24 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:07:45 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:08:58
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:32:58 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:33:20 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:34:50
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 22:28:57
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 23:29:30
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:39:06 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:39:16 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:40:43
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 04:26:44 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 04:26:59 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 04:28:33
Attachment 1

CALL

ONSCENE
DATE1
CALL

ONSCENE
TIME1

CALL CLOSE
DATE1

CALL CLOSE
TIME1

PRIMARY

UNIT ON VIEW
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:34:19 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:07:19 TR43 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:27:41 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:56:54 RQ41 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:36:58 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:41:26 EN44 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 14:40:21 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:00:39 EN42 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:05:26 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:12:04 EN42 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:01:19 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:10:59 EN45 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 18:01:33 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 18:23:58 EN244 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 18:29:51 EN41 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:22:19 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:30:08 EN241 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:26:21 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:42:57 EN44 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:45:14 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:09:39 EN244 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:18:54 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:34:45 EN45 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:34:50 3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:54:46 EN45 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 22:28:57 N
3/4/2024
12:00:00 AM 23:29:30 N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:47:01 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 01:06:01 EN43 N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 04:33:09 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 04:47:10 EN244 N
Attachment 1

DISPOSITIO
N

BEAT OR

STATION REP DIST LOCATION

ADDRESS

LOCATION

ADD INFO

ENTRY OPER
ID
31 03 53H
1002 W

FREMONT AV
#2-64, SU
18061
37 02 25A
610 E

WEDDELL DR
#404, SU
16900
32 04 42 940 LINDEN
AV #109, SU 16900
31 02 25A
600 E

WEDDELL DR
#164, SU
16121
32 02 27 1097 E DUANE
AV, SU 17030
60 05 19 800 N MARY
AV, SU 17030
36 04 64 1753 LINNET
LN, SU 17029
33 01 13
N MARY

AV/BUENA

VISTA AV, SU
20264
31 01 15
490 N

MATHILDA AV,
SU
20264
31 04 61H
175 E

REMINGTON
DR #217, SU
17029
CAN 04 42 685 FOXTAIL
DR #2, SU 16121
31 05 10 999 HAMLIN
CT, SU 17029
31 05 10 999 HAMLIN
CT, SU 17029
T
3770 FLORA

VISTA AV
#307,SC
17029
T SNC SC 2605 FRENCH
ST #1, SC 17029
31 03 59 1737 WRIGHT
AV, SU 20264
31 04 44
900

HENDERSON
AV #4, SU
20263
Attachment 1

ENTRY

WORKSTN

DISPATCHER
ID

DISPATCH

WORKSTN
SVDIS2 17717 SVDIS5
SVDIS4 17717 SVDIS5
SVDIS4 17717 SVDIS5
SVDIS1 17717 SVDIS5
SVDIS3 16900 SVDIS4
SVDIS3 17717 SVDIS5
SVDIS3 17717 SVDIS5
SVDIS1 17717 SVDIS5
SVDIS1 17717 SVDIS5
SVDIS3 17029 SVDIS3
SVDIS2 17029 SVDIS3
SVDIS3 20263 SVDIS6
SVDIS3 20263 SVDIS6
SVDIS3
SVDIS3
SVDIS4 20263 SVDIS6
SVDIS6 20263 SVDIS6
Attachment 1

CALL NO REPORT NO CALL TYPE
ORIG

CALL TYPE

FINAL PRIORITY SEC CRTD
ENTR
F24000226
5 SF240001874 WELCK EMS E 0
F24000226
6 FTEST FTEST 9 0
F24000226
7 SF240001875 EMS 10D5 E 46
F24000226
8 FINFO FINFO 9 41
F24000226
9 SF240001876 415 EMS E 0
F24000227
0 SF240001877 EMS 19C4 E 30
F24000227
1 FINFO FINFO 9 0
F24000227
2 FINFO FINFO 9 0
F24000227
3 SF240001878 POST ODOR 1 51
F24000227
4 SF240001879 EMS 6D1A E 61
F24000227
5 SF240001880 FALARM FALARM 1 13
F24000227
6 SF240001881 EMS 10D4 E 24
F24000227
7 SF240001882 EMS 26A5 2 30
F24000227
8 SF240001883 FALARM FALARM 1 18
F24000227
9 SF240001884 EMS 21B2M E 30
F24000228
0 REFERM REFERM 9 121
F24000228
1 SF240001885 EMS 9E1 E 26
Attachment 1

SEC ENTR
DISP

SEC DISP
ENRT

SEC ENRT
ONSC

SEC ONSC
CLOS
CALL

CREATED
DATE1
CALL

CREATED
TIME1
8 74 384 662 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 05:44:19
107 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 06:58:59
13 31 265 728 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 07:38:27
6 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:00:21
11 114 162 1037 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:07:35
30 130 197 1354 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:30:15
4 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:12:29
0 0 0 1237 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:46:07
21 93 142 200 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:06:17
24 21 389 1760 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:51:44
8 55 385 290 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:47:25
9 78 165 871 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 14:47:53
9 68 373 1039 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:42:10
8 142 160 528 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:52:57
7 31 315 1596 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 16:11:45
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 16:27:58
8 111 112 2306 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:03:17
Attachment 1

CALL ENTRY
DATE1

CALL ENTRY
TIME1
CALL

DISPATCH
DATE1
CALL

DISPATCH
TIME1
CALL

ENROUTE
DATE1
CALL

ENROUTE
TIME1
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 05:44:19 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 05:44:27 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 05:45:41
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 06:58:59 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 07:00:46
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 07:39:13 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 07:39:26 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 07:39:57
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:01:02 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:01:08
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:07:35 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:07:46 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:09:40
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:30:45 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:31:15 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:33:25
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:12:29 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:12:33
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:46:07 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:46:07 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:46:07
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:07:08 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:07:29 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:09:02
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:52:45 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:53:09 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:53:30
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:47:38 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:47:46 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:48:41
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 14:48:17 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 14:48:26 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 14:49:44
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:42:40 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:42:49 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:43:57
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:53:15 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:53:23 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:55:45
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 16:12:15 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 16:12:22 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 16:12:53
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 16:29:59
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:03:43 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:03:51 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:05:42
Attachment 1

CALL

ONSCENE
DATE1
CALL

ONSCENE
TIME1

CALL CLOSE
DATE1

CALL CLOSE
TIME1

PRIMARY

UNIT ON VIEW
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 05:52:05 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 06:03:07 EN42 N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 07:01:13 EN41 N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 07:44:22 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 07:56:30 EN244 N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 16:31:41 FPREV N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:12:22 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:29:39 EN244 N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:36:42 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:59:16 TR43 N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:49:23 FPREV N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:46:07 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:06:44 FINFO Y
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:11:24 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:14:44 EN41 N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:59:59 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:29:19 EN42 N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:55:06 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:59:56 EN42 N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 14:52:29 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:07:00 EN43 N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:50:10 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 16:07:29 EN42 N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:58:25 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 16:07:13 EN44 N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 16:18:08 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 16:44:44 TR43 N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 16:29:59 N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:07:34 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:46:00 EN43 N
Attachment 1

DISPOSITIO
N

BEAT OR

STATION REP DIST LOCATION

ADDRESS

LOCATION

ADD INFO

ENTRY OPER
ID
31 02 29
150

LAWRENCE

STATION RD,
SU
20263
CAN 01 33
700 ALL

AMERICA WY,
SU
CADAPP
31 04 61
400 E

REMINGTON
DR, SU
17030
CAN 05 18 301 CARL RD,
SU 17030
31 04 43

E EL CAMINO

REAL/POPLAR
AV, SU
alias

ECR/POPLAR
AV
16900
31 03 58
1283 W

FREMONT TE,
SU
17030
I 02 26 601 ARCADIA
TE, SU 17717
I 01 33 820 W MC
KINLEY AV, SU 17717
60 01 17
557 E

CALIFORNIA
AV, SU
17717
31 02 29A 1120 KIFER RD
#212, SU 17717
70 02 28 480 OAKMEAD
PK, SU 18061
31 03 52
804

NECTARINE
AV, SU
17030
31 02 41 482 SEQUOIA
DR, SU 17717
70 04 45BH 655 S FAIR
OAKS AV, SU 17030
31 03 52
881

CUMBERLAND
DR, SU
17717
T
3475

GRANADA
#361
13856
35 03 58H 1150 TILTON
DR #130B, SU 16121
Attachment 1

ENTRY

WORKSTN

DISPATCHER
ID

DISPATCH

WORKSTN
SVDIS6 20263 SVDIS6
CADSRV 18061 SVDIS2
SVDIS3 18061 SVDIS2
SVDIS3 17030 SVDIS3
SVDIS4 18061 SVDIS2
SVDIS3 18061 SVDIS2
SVDIS5 17717 SVDIS5
SVDIS5 17717 SVDIS5
SVDIS5 18061 SVDIS2
SVDIS5 18061 SVDIS2
SVDIS2 18061 SVDIS2
SVDIS3 18061 SVDIS2
SVDIS5 16121 SVDIS1
SVDIS3 16121 SVDIS1
SVDIS5 16121 SVDIS1
SVDIS6
SVDIS4 13856 SVDIS6
Attachment 1

CALL NO REPORT NO CALL TYPE
ORIG

CALL TYPE

FINAL PRIORITY SEC CRTD
ENTR
F24000228
2 SF240001886 EMS 17B1G E 38
F24000228
3 SF240001887 EMS 18A1 2 37
F24000228
4 SF240001888 EMS 17A2G 2 24
F24000228
5 SF240001889 EMS 26C2 E 44
F24000228
6 SF240001890 EMS 26A8 2 30
F24000228
7 SF240001891 EMS 26A1 2 24
F24000228
8 REFERM REFERM 9 72
F24000228
9 SF240001892 EMS 26A4 2 58
F24000229
0 SF240001893 EMS 10D4 E 44
F24000229
1 SF240001894 UNKMEDF INVAST 2 24
F24000229
2 SF240001895 EMS 10C1 E 28
F24000229
3 SF240001896 EMS 6D2 E 56
F24000229
4 SF240001897 EMS 5C4 E 29
F24000229
5 SF240001898 EMS EMS 2 50
F24000229
6 FINFO FINFO 9 52
F24000229
7 FINFO FINFO 9 49
F24000229
8 FTEST FTEST 9 0
F24000229
9 SF240001899 WIRE WIRE 1 25
Attachment 1

SEC ENTR
DISP

SEC DISP
ENRT

SEC ENRT
ONSC

SEC ONSC
CLOS
CALL

CREATED
DATE1
CALL

CREATED
TIME1
14 70 348 1206 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:45:02
9 40 329 859 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 18:42:10
10 51 579 3119 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:03:12
11 37 196 1007 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:15:01
14 84 248 962 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:01:40
13 62 297 1016 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:16:58
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:54:20
7 54 302 841 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 22:58:32
7 104 234 975 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 23:29:58
14 115 166 799 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:38:55
7 60 297 460 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 01:31:54
17 201 256 485 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 02:43:33
13 68 251 1466 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 04:19:55
11 55 365 1745 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 05:34:14
62 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 05:55:49
23 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 05:56:45
196 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 06:58:09
16 203 166 1882 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:13:00
Attachment 1

CALL ENTRY
DATE1

CALL ENTRY
TIME1
CALL

DISPATCH
DATE1
CALL

DISPATCH
TIME1
CALL

ENROUTE
DATE1
CALL

ENROUTE
TIME1
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:45:40 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:45:54 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:47:04
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 18:42:47 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 18:42:56 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 18:43:36
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:03:36 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:03:46 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:04:37
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:15:45 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:15:56 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:16:33
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:02:10 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:02:24 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:03:48
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:17:22 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:17:35 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:18:37
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:55:32
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 22:59:30 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 22:59:37 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 23:00:31
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 23:30:42 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 23:30:49 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 23:32:33
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:39:19 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:39:33 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:41:28
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 01:32:22 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 01:32:29 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 01:33:29
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 02:44:29 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 02:44:46 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 02:48:07
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 04:20:24 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 04:20:37 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 04:21:45
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 05:35:04 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 05:35:15 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 05:36:10
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 05:56:41 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 05:57:43
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 05:57:34 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 05:57:57
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 06:58:09 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 07:01:25
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:13:25 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:13:41 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:17:04
Attachment 1

CALL

ONSCENE
DATE1
CALL

ONSCENE
TIME1

CALL CLOSE
DATE1

CALL CLOSE
TIME1

PRIMARY

UNIT ON VIEW
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:52:52 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 18:12:58 EN45 N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 18:49:05 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:03:24 EN241 N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:14:16 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:06:15 TR42 N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:19:49 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:36:36 EN241 N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:07:56 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:23:58 EN244 N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:23:34 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:40:30 EN45 N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:55:32 N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 23:05:33 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 23:19:34 TR43 N
3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 23:36:27 3/5/2024
12:00:00 AM 23:52:42 EN44 N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:44:14 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:57:33 EN246 N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 01:38:26 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 01:46:06 EN241 N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 02:52:23 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 03:00:28 EN43 N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 04:25:56 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 04:50:22 EN45 N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 05:42:15 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 06:11:20 EN43 N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 07:36:17 FPREV N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 14:23:06 FPREV N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 07:01:46 EN41 N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:19:50 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:51:12 EN244 N
Attachment 1

DISPOSITIO
N

BEAT OR

STATION REP DIST LOCATION

ADDRESS

LOCATION

ADD INFO

ENTRY OPER
ID
31 05 12B 1111 MORSE
AV #131, SU 16121
37 01 34 395 E EVELYN
AV #136, SU 16121
31 02 35 668 ARBUTUS
AV #4, SU 16121
31 01 16

N SUNNYVALE

AV/E HENDY
AV, SU
16121
31 04 61
550 E

REMINGTON
DR, SU
16121
33 05 10 999 HAMLIN
CT, SU 16121
T 121 E EL
CAMINO, MV 16121
31 03 57H
1291 S

BERNARDO AV
#17, SU
20263
31 04 63
1389

SPOONBILL
WY, SU
20263
50 06 22 1220 TASMAN
DR #120, SU 16121
31 01 14B 298 W DUANE
AV, SU 13856
32 03 56 1670 ONTARIO
DR #4, SU 20263
31 05 10 999 HAMLIN
CT, SU 17029
31 03 57H
1291 S

BERNARDO AV
#7A, SU
16900
I 05 19 675 ALMANOR
AV, SU 16900
Y 05 19H 645 PALOMAR
AV, SU 16900
Y 01 33
700 ALL

AMERICA WY,
SU
CADMSS
50 04 62 1308 PAULINE
DR, SU 13864
Attachment 1

ENTRY

WORKSTN

DISPATCHER
ID

DISPATCH

WORKSTN
SVDIS4 13856 SVDIS6
SVDIS4 13856 SVDIS6
SVDIS4 13856 SVDIS6
SVDIS4 13856 SVDIS6
SVDIS4 13856 SVDIS6
SVDIS4 13856 SVDIS6
SVDIS4
SVDIS3 16121 SVDIS4
SVDIS3 16121 SVDIS4
SVDIS4 13856 SVDIS6
SVDIS6 13856 SVDIS6
SVDIS3 13856 SVDIS6
SVDIS2 17029 SVDIS2
SVDIS4 18061 SVDIS2
SVDIS4 18061 SVDIS2
SVDIS4 18061 SVDIS2
MSSAPP 17030 SVDIS3
SVDIS5 17030 SVDIS3
Attachment 1

CALL NO REPORT NO CALL TYPE
ORIG

CALL TYPE

FINAL PRIORITY SEC CRTD
ENTR
F24000230
0 SF240001900 1180R 1180R 1 34
F24000230
1 SF240001901 EMS 28C1J E 30
F24000230
2 REFERM REFERM 9 90
F24000230
3 FINFO FINFO 9 30
F24000230
4 SF240001902 EMS 6D1O E 22
F24000230
5 SF240001903 INVAST 17A4G 2 51
F24000230
6 FINFO FINFO 9 91
F24000230
7 SF240001904 GAS GAS 1 36
F24000230
8 SF240001905 EMS 13A1 2 49
F24000230
9 SF240001906 EMS 9E1 E 58
F24000231
0 SF240001907 EMS 10D5 E 18
F24000231
1 SF240001908 17B1G 17B1G E 26
F24000231
2 SF240001909 EMSF EMS E 61
F24000231
3 SF240001910 EMSF 9B0Y E 65
F24000231
4 SF240001911 EMS 6D2 E 37
F24000231
5 SF240001912 WELCK EMS E 0
F24000231
6 SF240001913 EMSF 6D1A E 79
F24000231
7 SF240001914 EMS 12A3 2 27
F24000231
8 SF240001915 FALARM FALARM 1 18
Attachment 1

SEC ENTR
DISP

SEC DISP
ENRT

SEC ENRT
ONSC

SEC ONSC
CLOS
CALL

CREATED
DATE1
CALL

CREATED
TIME1
31 56 495 1470 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:25:21
13 144 289 1438 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:56:45
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:09:09
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:31:14
9 116 52 1219 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:32:11
14 89 411 694 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:49:45
12 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:25:19
17 42 292 2487 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:53:43
14 40 611 1527 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 14:36:35
10 157 152 2136 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:02:53
8 44 307 940 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:10:55
10 57 203 1585 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:25:11
10 25 514 351 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:52:13
8 58 271 164 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:02:16
15 50 443 1242 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:06:37
15 81 237 705 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:24:19
18 117 188 1217 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:38:00
8 65 602 144 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 23:06:30
17 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:04:43
Attachment 1

CALL ENTRY
DATE1

CALL ENTRY
TIME1
CALL

DISPATCH
DATE1
CALL

DISPATCH
TIME1
CALL

ENROUTE
DATE1
CALL

ENROUTE
TIME1
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:25:55 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:26:26 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:27:22
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:57:15 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:57:28 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:59:52
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:10:39
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:31:44
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:32:33 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:32:42 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:34:38
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:50:36 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:50:50 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:52:19
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:26:50 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:27:02
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:54:19 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:54:36 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:55:18
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 14:37:24 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 14:37:38 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 14:38:18
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:03:51 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:04:01 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:06:38
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:11:13 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:11:21 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:12:05
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:25:37 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:25:47 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:26:44
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:53:14 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:53:24 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 19:53:49
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:03:21 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:03:29 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:04:27
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:07:14 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:07:29 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:08:19
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:24:19 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:24:34 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:25:55
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:39:19 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:39:37 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:41:34
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 23:06:57 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 23:07:05 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 23:08:10
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:05:01 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:05:18
Attachment 1

CALL

ONSCENE
DATE1
CALL

ONSCENE
TIME1

CALL CLOSE
DATE1

CALL CLOSE
TIME1

PRIMARY

UNIT ON VIEW
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:35:37 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 11:00:07 EN241 N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:04:41 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:28:39 EN244 N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:10:39 N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:45:04 N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:35:30 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:55:49 EN43 N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:59:10 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:10:44 EN44 N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:05:46 FPREV N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 14:00:10 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 14:41:37 EN44 N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 14:48:29 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:13:56 TR42 N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:09:10 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:44:46 TR43 N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:17:12 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:32:52 EN246 N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:30:07 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:56:32 EN43 N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:02:23 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:08:14 TR43 N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:08:58 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:11:42 EN43 N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:15:42 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:36:24 TR43 N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:29:52 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:41:37 EN42 N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:44:42 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 21:04:59 EN241 N
3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 23:18:12 3/6/2024
12:00:00 AM 23:20:36 TR42 N
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:06:27 EN44 N
Attachment 1

DISPOSITIO
N

BEAT OR

STATION REP DIST LOCATION

ADDRESS

LOCATION

ADD INFO

ENTRY OPER
ID
31 03 MV314 2 N85, MV 18061
31 04 63 940 LORNE
WY, SU 13864
T 03 CFW 10889 N DE
ANZA BL, CU 13864
CAN
SCCSO

UNAVAIL FOR

AUTO AID
17030
31 03 57 1218 MUSCAT
CT, SU 16538
50 02 26 755 E DUANE
AV #B, SU 16538
I 01 34 345 W MC
KINLEY AV, SU 17030
40 02 15A 524 E MAUDE
AV, SU 18061
31 02 25A
600 E

WEDDELL DR
#247, SU
18061
35 03 57H
1291 S

BERNARDO AV
#6B, SU
16538
31 06 21
302

GREENLAKE
DR, SU
16538
31 03 53 1654 KAMSACK
DR, SU 16538
32 03 51A 1052 W IOWA
AV, SU 13856
35 03 58H 1150 TILTON
DR #317, SU 17029
31 03 58
1283 W

FREMONT TE,
SU
13856
31 02 29C 130 N FAIR
OAKS AV, SU 20263
31 01 34 225 S TAAFFE
ST, SU 17029
32 02 26 642 BLYTHE
CT #3, SU 13856
70 04 62 1508 CONDOR
WY, SU 17029
Attachment 1

ENTRY

WORKSTN

DISPATCHER
ID

DISPATCH

WORKSTN
SVDIS2 17030 SVDIS3
SVDIS5 17030 SVDIS3
SVDIS5
SVDIS3
SVDIS6 17030 SVDIS3
SVDIS6 17030 SVDIS3
SVDIS3 17030 SVDIS3
SVDIS2 18061 SVDIS2
SVDIS2 18061 SVDIS2
SVDIS6 17030 SVDIS3
SVDIS6 16121 SVDIS1
SVDIS6 16121 SVDIS1
SVDIS5 16121 SVDIS4
SVDIS2 16121 SVDIS4
SVDIS5 16121 SVDIS4
SVDIS6 17029 SVDIS2
SVDIS2 17029 SVDIS2
SVDIS5 16121 SVDIS4
SVDIS2 20264 SVDIS5
Attachment 1

CALL NO REPORT NO CALL TYPE
ORIG

CALL TYPE

FINAL PRIORITY SEC CRTD
ENTR
F24000231
9 SF240001916 EMS 6C1 E 96
F24000232
0 SF240001917 EMS 17B1G E 57
F24000232
1 SF240001918 EMS 5A1 2 45
F24000232
2 SF240001919 EMS 6D1 E 22
F24000232
3 FINFO FINFO 9 55
F24000232
4 FTEST FTEST 9 0
F24000232
5 SF240001920 EMS 17B4G E 43
F24000232
6 SF240001921 EMS 17D4 E 61
F24000232
7 SF240001922 FALARM FALARM 1 42
F24000232
8 SF240001923 EMS 26A4 2 40
F24000232
9 SF240001924 EMS 6C1E E 37
F24000233
0 SF240001925 UNKMED 32B2 E 0
F24000233
1 SF240001926 FIRE FIRE 1 101
F24000233
2 SF240001927 EMS 6D2 E 63
F24000233
3 SF240001928 EMS 31D4 E 43
F24000233
4 SF240001929 EMS 17D4 E 29
Attachment 1

SEC ENTR
DISP

SEC DISP
ENRT

SEC ENRT
ONSC

SEC ONSC
CLOS
CALL

CREATED
DATE1
CALL

CREATED
TIME1
16 3 303 1336 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:19:04
16 5 423 1059 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:45:39
11 7 647 1312 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 03:12:44
10 96 367 395 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 04:20:23
65 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 06:50:44
122 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 06:58:13
11 42 270 557 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 07:16:24
10 30 269 1180 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:13:30
11 222 257 868 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:46:29
15 48 356 14 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:49:06
7 124 146 708 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:15:05
6 205 228 610 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:47:11
42 125 106 717 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:52:20
8 97 292 1123 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:05:53
7 78 183 1042 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:23:06
15 40 454 403 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:41:13
Attachment 1

CALL ENTRY
DATE1

CALL ENTRY
TIME1
CALL

DISPATCH
DATE1
CALL

DISPATCH
TIME1
CALL

ENROUTE
DATE1
CALL

ENROUTE
TIME1
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:20:40 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:20:56 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:20:59
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:46:36 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:46:52 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:46:57
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 03:13:29 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 03:13:40 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 03:13:47
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 04:20:45 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 04:20:55 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 04:22:31
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 06:51:39 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 06:52:44
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 06:58:13 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 07:00:15
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 07:17:07 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 07:17:18 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 07:18:00
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:14:31 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:14:41 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:15:11
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:47:11 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:47:22 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:51:04
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:49:46 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:50:01 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:50:49
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:15:42 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:15:49 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:17:53
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:47:11 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:47:17 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:50:42
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:54:01 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:54:43 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:56:48
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:06:56 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:07:04 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:08:41
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:23:49 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:23:56 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:25:14
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:41:42 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:41:57 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:42:37
Attachment 1

CALL

ONSCENE
DATE1
CALL

ONSCENE
TIME1

CALL CLOSE
DATE1

CALL CLOSE
TIME1

PRIMARY

UNIT ON VIEW
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:26:02 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:48:18 EN244 N
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 00:54:00 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 01:11:39 EN45 N
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 03:24:34 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 03:46:26 RQ41 N
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 04:28:38 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 04:35:13 EN42 N
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:24:12 FPREV N
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 07:00:44 EN41 N
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 07:22:30 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 07:31:47 EN43 N
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:19:40 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:39:20 TR43 N
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:55:21 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:09:49 EN44 N
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:56:45 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 08:56:59 EN241 N
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:20:19 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:32:07 RQ42 N
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:54:30 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:04:40 EN44 N
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 09:58:34 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 10:10:31 EN43 N
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:13:33 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:32:16 EN45 N
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:28:17 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:45:39 EN41 N
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:50:11 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:56:54 EN42 N
Attachment 1

DISPOSITIO
N

BEAT OR

STATION REP DIST LOCATION

ADDRESS

LOCATION

ADD INFO

ENTRY OPER
ID
31 04 61H
797 E

FREMONT AV
#22A, SU
17029
37 05 14A
126 W

AHWANEE AV
#5, SU
17029
31 02 14
712 SAN

CONRADO TE
#7, SU
17029
31 02 26
653 SAN

PATRICIO AV,
SU
15831
I 05 19H 645 PALOMAR
AV, SU 19217
Y 01 33
700 ALL

AMERICA WY,
SU
CADMSS
32 03 53
1526

CORONACH
AV, SU
19217
31 03 53 1074 THE
DALLES, SU 19217
70 04 62 636 HARROW
WY, SU 19217
32 01 32H 1025 CARSON
DR #162, SU 13566
32 02 41 913 REED AV,
SU 19217
36 04 45BH
450 OLD SAN

FRANCISCO
RD #A102, SU
19217
70 03 53H
1002 W

FREMONT AV,
SU
19217
31 05 12B 1111 MORSE
AV #19, SU 13566
31 01 13
999 CORTE

MADERA AV,
SU
17030
31 02 29
150

LAWRENCE

STATION RD,
SU
19217
Attachment 1

ENTRY

WORKSTN

DISPATCHER
ID

DISPATCH

WORKSTN
SVDIS2 20264 SVDIS5
SVDIS2 20264 SVDIS5
SVDIS2 20264 SVDIS5
SVDIS3 15831 SVDIS3
SVDIS5 19217 SVDIS5
MSSAPP 17030 SVDIS4
SVDIS5 17030 SVDIS4
SVDIS5 17030 SVDIS4
SVDIS5 17030 SVDIS4
SVDIS6 17030 SVDIS4
SVDIS5 17030 SVDIS4
SVDIS5 17030 SVDIS4
SVDIS5 17030 SVDIS4
SVDIS6 17030 SVDIS4
SVDIS4 17030 SVDIS4
SVDIS5 13566 SVDIS6
Attachment 1

CALL NO REPORT NO CALL TYPE
ORIG

CALL TYPE

FINAL PRIORITY SEC CRTD
ENTR
F24000233
5 SF240001930 EMS 31D3 E 27
F24000233
6 SF240001931 EMS 31D2 E 53
F24000233
7 SF240001932 EMS EMS E 111
F24000233
8 SF240001933 1180R FIRE 1 43
F24000233
9 SF240001934 FALARM FALARM 1 22
F24000234
0 SF240001935 EMS 26A1 2 31
F24000234
1 SF240001936 EMS 28C1K E 23
F24000234
2 REFERM REFERM 9 0
F24000234
3 FINFO FINFO 9 43
F24000234
4 SF240001937 EMS 31D4 E 28
F24000234
5 SF240001938 EMS 17A2 2 76
F24000234
6 SF240001939 EMS EMS E 36
F24000234
7 SF240001940 EMS 26A1 2 258
F24000234
8 SF240001941 EMS 6D4 E 141
F24000234
9 SF240001942 1180F 1180F 1 32
Attachment 1

SEC ENTR
DISP

SEC DISP
ENRT

SEC ENRT
ONSC

SEC ONSC
CLOS
CALL

CREATED
DATE1
CALL

CREATED
TIME1
51 91 176 970 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 12:41:30
17 23 172 807 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:16:18
38 94 178 905 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:21:19
17 8 496 962 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 13:55:01
16 106 157 702 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:06:00
8 102 341 1008 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:37:31
10 87 188 1411 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 15:38:44
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 16:31:19
3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:03:04
15 55 130 912 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 17:31:04
13 71 436 468 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 20:45:21
12 45 446 1132 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 22:53:46
12 142 211 742 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 22:56:16
9 71 781 321 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 23:06:18
8 3/7/2024
12:00:00 AM 23:27:58
Attachment 1