2017

Annual Report

Rohnert Park Department Public SafetyFIRE DIVISION

Fire Suppression1- Fire Commander3- Sergeant Fire Captains6- PSO Driver Operators/Engineers6- PSO Firefighters

(3- Academy Attendees)

Fire Prevention1- Fire Marshal1- Secretary 1- Part-time Fire Inspector

Total assigned personnel: 18.5

FIRE DIVISION STAFFING

Annual Business Fire Inspections 1518New & Permit Construction Inspections 1631Fire/Building Permit Reviews 632Public Education Events 22

FIRE PREVENTION

2016-17 Budgeted $290,000Actual $596,096

2017-18 Budgeted $400,000As of 1/30/18 $520,894

Fees based on the Adopted Fire Division Fee Schedule

Annual Fire Inspection and Permit Fees range from $40.00 to $1,014.00 (based upon business type and associated required permits)

FIRE DIVISION REVENUE

Year 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013

Total CFS 4319 4084 3971 3787* 3579

* Amended based on updated data

INCREASE IN CALLS FOR SERVICE

3579

3787

39714084

4319

3000

3200

3400

3600

3800

4000

4200

4400

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Calls fo

r Services

Total Calls for Services - Fire Division2013 - 2017

INCIDENT TYPES

Fire 110

Rescue / Medical 2417

Hazard 54

Service Call 305

Good Intent Call 1166

False Alarm Call 258

Special Incident 9

Total CFS: 4319

Fire, 3%

Rescue and  Medical , 56%

Hazardous‐No Fire, 1%

Service Calls, 7%

Good Intent Call, 27%

False Alarm & False Calls, 

6%

2017 Call Types 

INCIDENTS BY HOUR OF THE DAY

ESTIMATED FIRE LOSES IN 2017

Estimated dollar value loss $187,435Estimated dollar value saved $2,177,901

Buildings, Vehicles, Vegetation

NOTABLE FIRE INCIDENTS IN 2017

Building Fire, Blair Ave. ($12,000)

Building Fire, Corte Rayado ($6,000)

Building Fire, San Antonio Dr. ($25,000)

Passenger Vehicle Fire, Redwood Dr. ($10,500)

Passenger Vehicle Fire, Lancaster Dr. ($20,100)

Passenger Vehicle Fire, Snyder Ln. ($60,000)

Outside Storage Fire, Rohnert Park Exwy. ($10,000)

Fire In Mobile Home Used as Fixed Residence, Berga Ct. ($10,000)

MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN 2017

Completed Design Phase of Westside Fire Station Completed Specifications for New Pumper

Implemented Naloxone (Narcan) Administration Program 4 Public Safety Members Accomplished Fire Training Instructor Certification

Conducted Rescue Systems II Training Hosted S230 & S231 Training

Responded to mutual aid calls and deployed personnel and equipment to Sonoma County Complex Fires in October 2017

Held over 20 Fire Safety Presentations for Rohnert Park Schools and Community Organizations

Sonoma County Complex FiresRP Fire Crew Responded to

Santa Rosa Mobile Home Blaze Truck 9953

Newest Addition to RPDPS Fleet – Coming Soon!

2018 GOALS & OBJECTIVES

GOAL 1: Finalize Westside Fire Station

GOAL 2: Implement QRV Response

GOAL 3: Create and Implement QRV Standard Operating Procedures

GOAL 4: Implement Company Officer Position at Station 4

GOAL 5: Achieve Proper Annual Permitting of both Existing and new Facilities

Thank You First Responders

Wall of Thank‐You‐Public‐Safety Notes from the CommunityFor Our Role In The Recent Fires.