Agenda Item No. 19
CITY OF YUCAIPA
AGENDA REPORT
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council Members
FROM: Fire Chief Grant Malinowski li
FOR: City Council Meeting June 26, 2023
SUBJECT: Fire Department 2022 Annual Report
RECOMMENDATION:
That the City Council receive and File the Fire Department's Annual Report for 2022.
DISCUSSION:
The City of Yucaipa Fire Department and the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) provides fire protection for the City of Yucaipa, and the unincorporated County area of Oak Glen under contract with the County. The attached report is submitted annually and covers the 2022 calendar year.
FISCAL IMPACT•
None
Attachment:
I . Fire Department Annual Report
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MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF
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Grant Malinowski
Fire Chief
The Yucaipa Fire and Paramedic Department strives to
provide the highest level of life safety services to the residents and visitors of the city of Yucaipa. I am honored to serve as the City's Fire chief and I couldn't be more proud of the men and women of the Yucaipa Fire and Paramedic
Department who mitigate all emergency types over 23 times a day while providing excellent customer service to the public we protect. I am constantly working with city council and city Staff to improve the level of service we provide and ensure we meet the current and future needs of the city.
The Yucaipa Fire Department staff takes pride in applying our profession and being a valued part of the community we serve.
ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
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Personnel and equipment
Battalion Chief I
Captain 6
Captain Paramedic I
Engineer 6
Engineer Paramedic I
Firefighter Paramedic 7
Reserve Firefighters 25
Dispatch Communication Operators 2
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Stations 3
Training center (City Hall) I
Chief's office (Station 3) 1
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Land, property, and residents protected
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Land Protected:
43 square miles
Resident Population:
54,542
Est. Value of Property
protected: Over $6 Billion
ISO Level: 3/3X
2022 YUCAIPA FIRE DEPARTMENT RESPONSES
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RESPONSES
0 Medical Aids
OTraffic Collision
0 Haz Mat
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0 Public Service
Dlnvestigation
0 Fire (All Types)
0 False Alarm
bother Agency AssistOTechnical Rescue
Total Calls for Service in 2022:
8514
Annual Average Response Time:
Calls for service
• Calls for service increased 251 calls during 2022 (3%) • Since incorporation calls for service have increased 70% • Response times have decreased 1 minute in 2022 compared to the previous year (from 7:09 to 6:09)
CALLS FOR SERVICE
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Fire station # 1
11416 Bryant street
Shift 551 A
Captain Michael Watanabe
Engineer Jessica achoa
Firefighter Paramedic - Vacant
Equipment
Medic Engine 551
Rescue UTV551
CAL FIRE Engine 3551
CAL FIRE Engine 3569
Total Calls in 2022: 2778
(4.5% Increase)
Shift 551 B
Captain Donald Culotta
Engineer -Paramedic Chris McGovern
Firefighter -Paramedic Edwin Gonzalez
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Fire station #2
32664 Yucaipa boulevard
Shift 552A
Captain Allen "Skip" Miller
Engineer Michael Clark
Firefighter Paramedic Justin Brown
Equipment
Medic Engine 552
Brush Engine 552
Reserve Engine 552A
Total Calls in 2022: 2014
(4% Increase)
Shift 552B
Captain Travis Paye
Engineer Joe Engebrits
Firefighter Paramedic Alen Jacobs
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Fire station #3
34259 wildwood canyon road
Shift 553A
Captain Tom Burrascano
Engineer Ryan Gaulding
Firefighter Paramedic Adam Munoz
Relief Shift
Captain Adam Johnson
Engineer Daniel Vollkommei
Firefighter Paramedic Brody C
Equipment
Battalion 3513A
Medic Engine 553
Reserve Engine 553A
Utility 553
Total Calls in 2022: 3712
(2.6% Increase)
Shift 553B
captain -Paramedic Scott Gillespie
Engineer Ryan Sandoval
Firefighter Paramedic Andrew Gertz
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Calls:
536
Reserve program
For over 40 years the Yucaipa Fire Department has maintained a Reserve Firefighter program. The program furnishes volunteer firefighters who at completion of training are able to fully function as firefighters and add additional personnel and support to the Yucaipa Fire Department. The Yucaipa Fire Department was notified by Victor Valley College they would no longer be able to support the program and in 2022 Grafton Hills college committed to operating the reserve program in a collaborative effort. Reserve Firefighters will be rehired in fall semester of 2023 with the creation of CHCrs Fire Tech 198. i
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Calls for Service 2022: 82
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AUTOMATIC &
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Fire departments can enter into automatic
4 or mutual aid agreements to assist each
.� other in times of significant events. Through
collaborative efforts, a better level of
service is provided to the public. Yucaipa
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following automatic aid agreements:
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TRAINING
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Department is an ALL RISK
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With the
multitude of
different emergency types,
training is a
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task to keep
our firefighters proficient and ready to
respond.
Firefighters train with their engine company daily and in citywide training monthly.
All firefighters are tested
annually on
company
performance
drills by the Fire chief.
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TOYS FOR
YUCAIPA
This annual event is hosted
by the Yucaipa Fire
Department and is
coordinated by residents
Lenore Will and Brenda
Martinez. The event is
supported by local
organizations and Law and
Public Safety students. The
2022 toy drive was a
success. 3000 toys were
distributed to over 180
families and 700 children.
LAIN AND PUBLIC SAFFTY
The Yucaipa Fire Department has been dedicated to educating and mentoring students of the Yucaipa High School Law and Public Safety (LPS) program since it began in 2014. During the school year, Yucaipa Fire Department's involvement in the program includes:
Instruction topics
• Communicable disease, fire engine
orientation, turnout races, victim rescue
carries, fire and fire extinguisher training,
mock interviews and interview, After Action
Review, introduction to ropes and knots, tools
and terminology, harnesses and rope rescue
systems, and low angle victim rescue
scenarios
Ride -Outs and Live Fire Training
• Students are allowed to ride on fire engine
during school breaks.
• Members of Station 552 participated in an
LPS advisory board, consisting of other
agencies throughout the City. Also, the City
of Yucaipa donated outdated or out -of -
service Yucaipa Fire Department equipment
to the LPS program.
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CERT AND
SOUND THE ALARM
The Yucaipa Fire department is pleased to partner
with other agencies in community outreach efforts.
Some of the many activities include:
Community Emergency Response Training
(CERT): the Yucaipa Fire Department assisted in
instructing tw❑ CERT academies in 2022 for 63
new CERT members.
Sound the Alarm, Save a Life: In partnership with
the American Red Cross, the Yucaipa Fire
Department assisted in installing 128 smoke
detectors in residences in 2022
CRAFTON HILLS COLLEGE
Yucaipa Fire Department and CAL FIRE are active supporters of Crafton Hills College Fire Technology and Emergency Medical Services programs as well as the Victor Valley Paramedic Program. This includes:
• Instructing the Wildland portion of the Fire Academy
• Precept 25% of all EMT students for over 1,200 volunteered hours •
Precepting 4 Paramedic students for 2,400 Volunteered hours Acting members of the Fire Technology, EMT and
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2022 Goals
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■ Continued vegetation 1
management projects
Wildwood state park -
partnership
Converting firewise
communities to fire safe
councils
Renewed oak glen fire _ �✓
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Upgrade Extrication Equipment - `
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QUESTIONS?
CITY OF YUCAIPA FIRE AN❑
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34259 Wildwood Canyon
Yucaipa, CA 92399
909-795-3048
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