Milford Fire Department 2017 Annual Report. Presented by: Chief Thomas M. Moore

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1 Milford Fire Department 2017 Annual Report Presented by: Chief Thomas M. Moore

2 Presented to the Milford Township Board & Village of Milford Council On behalf of the 32 dedicated men and women of the Milford Fire Department, I wish to extend my sincere thanks and gratitude to the Township and Village Officials, and to the community, for their continuous support of the fire department. I am pleased to present the Milford Fire Department 2017 Annual Report. Sincerely, Thomas M. Moore, Fire Chief

3 Mission Statement The mission Mission of the Milford Statement Fire Department is to protect the lives and property of our residents and visitors through: The mission of the Milford Fire Department is to protect the lives and property of residents and visitors through: Public education in fire safety and hazard recognition. Diligent enforcement of modern fire prevention codes and laws. Public education in fire safety and hazard recognition. Aggressive rescue and fire suppression. Professional and compassionate emergency medical treatment of the sick and Diligent injured. enforcement of modern fire prevention codes and laws. Efficient emergency management. Aggressive rescue and fire suppression. Hazardous material control and mitigation. Professional and compassionate emergency medical treatment of the sick and injured. Providing a safe workplace that encourages innovation, professional development and diversity. Efficient emergency management.

4 Milford Fire Organizational Chart 2017 Thomas Moore Fire Chief/Medic Cadet Mentor Amy Goan Assistant Chief EMT-EMS I/C TBD Fire Marshal Douglas Frantsen Captain/EMT Scheduling Martin Cook Lieutenant/EMT Training-Cadet Mentor Fredrick Jones Lieutenant/EMT Training Scott Roselle Captain/EMT FTO/Training Leroy Brown FF/EMT Chris Gulaszewski FF/EMT Chris Walters FF/EMT-Cadet Mentor Kent Pennington FF/Medic Marshall Kendrick FF/EMT Chad Schime FF/EMT Fire Inspections Chris Chappell FF/EMT Al Clymer FF/Medic-Prob. Hunter Smith Trainee Brian Kay FF/EMT Nick Swadish FF/EMT John Siekierka FF/Trainee James Gentges FF/Trainee Joe Santini FF/Trainee Axel Pierson FF/Trainee Frank Dreslinski FF/EMT Joe Darkangelo FF/EMT Nathan Jerome FF/Trainee Richard Seidel FF/Trainee Nick Brogan FF/EMT-Prob. Jake Moore FF/EMT Donovan Carter FF/Trainee Todd Hawley FF/EMT Jeremy Young FF/EMT-Prob. Derek Gilley FF/Trainee FTO Program Instructors Lt. Fred Jones FF/EMT-FTO Zeke Lewis FF/EMT-FTO Jake Moore FF/EMT-FTO Todd Hawley FF/EMT-FTO Chris Gulaszewski FF/EMT-FTO Joe Darkangelo FF/EMT-FTO Lt. Martin Cook FF/EMT-FTO Zeke Lewis FF/EMT Cadet Post Advisor McKenzie Chappell Cadet Annalisa Vaughan Cadet Dylan Bastionell Cadet Chase Chappell Cadet

Responses by Breakdown for 2017 3% 0% 1% 2% 1% 3% 1% 1% 3% 7% 64% 1% 2% 3%3% 4% Burning Complaints - 13

Injury Accidents - 64 Medicals - 1034 Miscellaneous Calls - 41 Mutual Aid - 18 Outdoor Fires - 18 Public

5 Responses by Breakdown for % 0% 1% 2% 1% 3% 1% 1% 3% 7% 64% 1% 2% 3%3% 4% Burning Complaints - 13 Citizen Assist CO Alarms - 18 Dispatched Cancelled - 48 Fire Alarms - 56 Gas Odor/Leaks/Spills - 36 Injury Accidents - 64 Medicals Miscellaneous Calls - 41 Mutual Aid - 18 Outdoor Fires - 18 Public Relations Events - 38 Service Calls - 48 Structure Fires - 14 Vehicle Fires - 6 Wires Down - 41 Total Responses

6 Total Responses by Month for

Medical Responses by Month for 2017 120 100 80

7 Medical Responses by Month for

8 Responses per Year Since All Responses Medicals Only

9 Areas of Response for % 44% 55% Township Village Mutual Aid - 18

10 Department Accomplishments for 2017 We replaced our Hurst hydraulic cutters with new Hurst E- draulic cutters capable of cutting boron enhanced steel. We replaced our aging Hi-pressure airbag set with a new Vetter airbag system. We added Rescue 42 struts to our extrication equipment. All fire hose and apparatus ground ladders were tested and items passed. Ladder-1 s aerial ladder was inspected and recertified. All apparatus received their annual maintenance as well as a Federal DOT inspection and passed.

11 Department Accomplishments cont. All SCBA s were function tested and recertified. A recruitment & retention plan was implemented with very good results. We hired (9) new probationary candidates and put them through the training program, with EMT training to be completed in February of We had (3) probationary trainees sworn in to the rank of Firefighter/EMT. FF/EMT Chad Scime completed the NFPA Fire Inspector & Plan Review series training and is now certified. A new tanker apparatus with the ability to hold 3,500 gallons of water was ordered from US Tanker.

12 Department Accomplishments cont. The Department s social media pages are constantly monitored and continuously updated. Medical transports increased from (52) in 2015 to (109) in 2016to (170) in 2017, a 327% increase! There was a re-distribution of task assignments among the Officer s. Rescue-2 was sent out to be reconditioned and is due back in February Lieutenant Amy Goan was promoted to the rank of Assistant Fire Chief Amy Goan.

13 Department Accomplishments cont. Lieutenant Douglas Frantsen was promoted to the rank of Captain Douglas Frantsen. Firefighter/EMT Frederick Jones was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Frederick Jones. Firefighter/EMT Martin Cook was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Martin Cook. The Department became a BEES study site for the Epinephrine program in coordination with Oakland County Medical Control Authority. We conducted over 350 fire inspections of businesses.

14 Training Highlights for 2017 Milford Fire Department is now hosting training which is open to all fire departments statewide. We hosted and taught a State of Michigan Fire Fighter Training Council approved Certified Pump & Aerial Operator class, with many Milford Firefighters attending the class. We hosted and taught A State of Michigan Fire Fighter Training Council approved Mutual Aid Tanker Shuttle Class, with many Milford Firefighters attending the class.

15 Training Highlights cont. We are currently hosting and teaching a State of Michigan Fire Fighter Training Council approved Fire Officer I & II class, with many Milford Firefighters attending. All of the State of Michigan Fire Fighter Training Council approved classes were put on with grant funding provided by the State Fireworks Fund. In 2017 Milford Firefighters completed a combined total of 5, training hours for both medical and firefighter related training.

16 Fire Academy Graduation

17 Mutual Aid Tanker Shuttle Class 2017

18 Flashover Training 2017

19 Extrication Training with New Equipment

20 Ice & Open Water Training

21 Community Activities for 2017 We participate in the annual Downtown clean-up. We participate in the Concert in the Park Series and Movie Night in the Park in Central Park. We participate in Community Parades and Events. We provide medical coverage for Milford Memories. We provide water rescue support for the Blind Canoe Race. We host our Annual Buck Wilson Pancake Breakfast. We provide Fire Prevention and Community Education Programs. We host an Annual Fire Department Open House. Milford Firefighter s conduct the annual Goodfellow s Paper Drive, to provide for community assistance.

22 Ribs On The River Smokehouse 1747 Crew

23 Fire Prevention Week for 2017

24 Fire Prevention Week cont.

25 Fire Prevention Week cont.

26 Johnson Elementary Halloween Visit

27 Future Department Projects for 2018 Keep our Department progress moving forward. Refinish the front bay doors on Station 1. Maintain our level of staffing and shift coverage hoursto continue to provide a high quality level of service to the community. Continue our program to replace and upgrade our existing hydraulic Hurst extrication tools to the new Hurst E- draulic tools. Purchase a new patient transport vehicle. Assistant Fire Chief Amy Goan will be attending EMU s School of Fire Staff & Command.

28 Some of Milford s Finest Pride & Dedication Made Visible

29 Firefighter / EMT Ron Savage

30 Captain Steven Przybyla After 20 years of dedicated service to the citizens of Milford and the Milford Fire Department, Captain Steven Przybyla has retired. We wish Captain Steven Przybyla all the best and thank him for his 20 years of dedicated service.

31 Thank You To the citizens of Milford Your fire department thanks you for your continued support.

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