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1 ANCHORAGE FIRE DEPARTMENT Department Goal The goal of the Fire Department for the - Capital Improvement Budget/Program is to provide effective and efficient emergency operations, fire suppression and emergency medical services (EMS) capability through the purchase of new and replacement fire apparatus, Mobile Intensive Care ambulances, related fire and medical equipment and vehicles, and construction of fire stations and other support facilities. Fire The - CIP provides for the scheduled replacement of aged fire apparatus/equipment to sustain emergency fire operations in the Anchorage Fire Service Area, Chugiak Fire Service Area, and the Girdwood Fire Service Area. Emergency Medical Services The - CIP provides for both the scheduled replacement of medic ambulance units and associated medical equipment, and expansion of the current ambulance fleet to maintain the current level Emergency Medical Services (EMS) services provided on an Areawide basis. Facilities Fire station renovation and upgrades are budgeted in the Fire Department CIB/CIP. Smaller fire facility projects are budgeted by the Maintenance & Operations department and include such items as major building systems upgrade projects. - CIB/CIP 3-1
2 Apparatus Definitions ANCHORAGE FIRE DEPARTMENT Pumper/Engine -- Normally referred to as a "Triple Combination Pumper"; this apparatus has a water tank, a "Class A" fire pump, and hose compartment. It generally has tool compartments, etc., a minimum complement of ground ladders, and the necessary complement of tools and equipment specified by NFPA and ISO. Tender -- An apparatus designed specifically for the transport of water. Pumper Tanker -- The same as a Tanker except it has a Class A fire pump that may be used for fire extinguishment as well as water transfer. Aerial Apparatus -- An apparatus designed to carry a prescribed complement of ground ladders and has a power-operated aerial ladder. The aerial ladder may vary from 65 feet to 210 feet in length. Ladder Tower (Aerial) -- An apparatus designed with all of the ground ladder complements and the aerial ladder, which terminates with a work platform. The aerial ladder may very in length from 80 to 100 feet. Quint -- An aerial apparatus equipped with a "Class A" fire pump, a water tank, complement of ground ladders, and an aerial ladder or platform. The vehicle is capable of operating as both an aerial and a pumper, but generally not at the same time. Mini-Pumper -- a down-sized version of a "Pumper/Engine (see previous description) designed to provide a more rapid response to primarily wildfire incidents which occur in the urban/hillside forest interface where road access may be limited and a more agile initial ground attack, fire suppression response platform is needed. Brush Rig -- Any of a large variety of smaller apparatus equipped specifically for the purpose of combating wildland fires. The AFD generally uses an all wheel drive apparatus such as a one- to one and one-half-ton vehicle equipped with compartments and a "slide- in water tank and pump. This exact configuration of this type of unit varies considerably dependent on the terrain of the area where it is expected to operate. Rescue Apparatus -- special purpose emergency response apparatus equipped to perform a wide range of incident support and specialized rescue functions. HAZMAT Apparatus --special purpose emergency response apparatus equipped to perform a wide variety of incident support and specialized rescue and fire suppression associated with the potential or known presence of hazardous materials. Medic Unit -- Type One, Class One, factory-equipped two- or four-wheel drive modular ambulance with ambulance prep package. Modular design, emergency/patient lighting, etc.; must comply with federal requirement KKK-A-1822C. - CIB/CIP 3-2
3 PROJECT TITLE MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE Capital Improvement Program PROJECT LIST BY DEPARTMENT Fire YEAR G.O. BONDS STATE FEDERAL OTHER TOTAL AFD/EOC DISPATCH-"TURN-KEY" REPLACEMENT (AFD) AFD/MOA VIDEO CENTER EQUIPMENT UPGRADES (AFSA) FIRE TRAINING CENTER AND EMERGENCY VEHICLE SHOP REPLACEMENT Project CIP Project CIP EXPAND EAGLE RIVER-SOUTHFORK VFS Project CIP FACILITIES RENOVATION PROGRAM , ,450 2, ,450 2, ,450 2, ,100 Project CIP 8,400 1, ,800 1, ,300 Project CIP 1, ,300 MISCELLANEOUS STATION IMPROVEMENTS/REPAIRS 1, ,050 Project CIP 1, ,050 NEW ABBOTT LOOP/68TH AVENUE FIRE STATION #16 NEW DEARMOUN ROAD FIRE STATION #19 LAND ACQ. NEW E. R. VALLEY FIRE STATION #18 NEEDS ASSESSMENT, SITE SELECTION, & DESIGN NEW MINNESOTA/RASPBERRY FIRE STATION # REPLACE AERIAL/COMBINATION LADDER TRUCKS 1, ,200 REPLACE EMERGENCY RESPONSE COMMNAD VEHICLES REPLACEMENT OF AIR RESOURCES EQUIPMENT (AFD) Project CIP Project CIP Project CIP Project CIP , ,200 1, ,200 1, ,200 Project CIP 4, , Project CIP , ,750 Project CIP 1, ,750 REPLACEMENT PUMPERS: FIRST LINE RESPONSE CIB/CIP 3-3
4 PROJECT TITLE REPLACEMENT PUMPERS: FIRST LINE RESPONSE (AFD) MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE Capital Improvement Program PROJECT LIST BY DEPARTMENT Fire YEAR G.O. BONDS STATE FEDERAL OTHER TOTAL Project CIP 3, ,725 REPLACEMENT TENDERS: FIRST LINE RESPONSE UNITS (AFD) Project CIP 2, ,550 REPLACEMENT WILDLAND RESPONSE APPARATUS (AFD) Chugiak Fire Project CIP Anchorage Fire CIP 29,000 1, ,400 NEW NORTHEAST CHUGIAK VOLUNTEER FIRE STATION Project CIP REPLACEMENT OF WILDLAND FIRST RESPONSE APPARATUS Project CIP REPLACEMENT PUMPERS-FIRST LINE RESPONSE APPARATUS REPLACMENT OF AIR RESOURCES EQUIPMENT (CVFD) Project CIP 0 1, , Project CIP CIB/CIP 3-4
5 PROJECT TITLE Emergency Medical Services MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE Capital Improvement Program PROJECT LIST BY DEPARTMENT Fire YEAR G.O. BONDS STATE FEDERAL OTHER TOTAL Chugiak Fire CIP 0 2, ,610 AFD/EOC DISPATCH-"TURN-KEY" REPLACEMENT (EMS) , ,750 AFD/MOA VIDEO CENTER EQUIPMENT UPGRADES (AREAWIDE) Project CIP 1, , Project CIP EXPAND MOBILE INTENSIVE CARE AMBULANCE FLEET MICU AMBULANCE REPLACEMENT PROGRAM REPLACEMENT OF LIFEPACK 12 CARDIAC MONITORS Girdwood Fire NEW AERIAL LADDER/QUINT (GVFD) 0 1, ,200 REPLACEMENT OF AIR RESOURCES EQUIPMENT (GVFD) REPLACEMENT TENDERS-FIRST LINE RESPONSE APPARATUS Project CIP 1, , Project CIP 4, , Project CIP Emergency Medical Services CIP 8, ,475 Project CIP 0 1, , Project CIP Project CIP Girdwood Fire CIP 0 1, ,680 Fire CIP 37,475 5, ,165 - CIB/CIP 3-5
6 AFD/EOC DISPATCH-"TURN-KEY" REPLACEMENT (AFD) AFD07004 Replacement Assembly: Areawide, House: Areawide, Community: Areawide April December -Complete "turnkey" replacement of Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD)system and associated support equipment at both the Anchorage Fire Department Dispatch Center (currently housed at New Seward Highway Fire Station #12) and the Emergency Operations Center(EOC) backup dispatch facility. -purchase and installation of 911 dispatch testing and evaluation capability. -turnkey replacement of current AFD and EOC backup emergency 911 dispatch facilities. Bond Proceeds Project : CIB/CIP 3-6
7 AFD/MOA VIDEO CENTER EQUIPMENT UPGRADES (AFSA) AFD07721 Upgrade Assembly: Areawide April March Comprehensive system wide replacement/upgrade of outmoded video production ADN broadcast equipment which is well beyond its useful operating life and is now substantially inferior in capabilities and performance when compared to currently available technologies (funding allocation: 70% Areawide/30% Anchorage Fire Service Area). Bond Proceeds Project : CIB/CIP 3-7
8 EXPAND EAGLE RIVER-SOUTHFORK VFS AFD07020 Renovation Assembly: Section 2, Seats A & C, House: House District 23, House: House District 24, House: House District 25, House: House District 26, Community: Chugiak, Community: Eagle River, Community: Eagle River Valley, Community: South Fork (E.R.) April March 2007-Expand/renovate the Eagle River Southfork Volunteer auxiliary Fire Station to better accomodate the personnel and provide additional on-site training space. Bond Proceeds Project : CIB/CIP 3-8
9 FACILITIES RENOVATION PROGRAM AFD07006 Renovation April Assembly: Areawide, Community: Anchorage Fire Service Area March 2015 This project funds major renovations at AFD facilities throughout the city. A survey of fire facilities has identified needed renovations at the following locations: -Airport Heights Fire Station #3 facility renovation: planning, design, permitting, and preconstruction (Proposed SOA legislative grant funded project brought forward from program year 2007). -renovate Airport Heights Fire Station #3, to include upgrades to utility systems and limited facility expansion. -Spenard Road Road Fire Station #5 facility renovation: planning, design, permitting, and preconstruction (New Project, proposed SOA legislative grant funded project). -renovate Spenard Road Fire Station #5, to include upgrades to utility systems and limited facility expansion. -Huffman Road Fire Station #9 facility renovation: planning, design, permitting, and preconstruction (New Project, proposed SOA legislative grant funded project)t. -renovate Huffman Road Fire Stat Bond Proceeds 0 2,100 2,100 2,100 2, ,400 State Grant ,400 Project : 350 2,450 2,450 2,450 2, ,800 - CIB/CIP 3-9
10 FIRE TRAINING CENTER AND EMERGENCY VEHICLE SHOP REPLACEMENT AFD08723 Reconstruction October October Replacement of the Fire Training Center and Fire Emergency Vehicle Maintenance Shop The State DOT-PF 5th Avenue Expansion Project requires the transfer of 5 acres of Fire Department Training Center land to Merrill Field Airport for airport use. AFD is required to relocate the fire training center tower and fire training center props. This will require the rebuilding of the fire maintenance facility. Bond Proceeds 1, ,300 Project : 1, , , ,050 - CIB/CIP 3-10
11 MISCELLANEOUS STATION IMPROVEMENTS/REPAIRS AFD07010 Improvement Assembly: Section 4, Seats F & G, Assembly: Section 5, Seats H & I, House: House District 19, House: House District 20, House: House District 21, House: House District 22, Community: Basher, Community: Campbell Park, Community: Scenic Foothills, Community: University Area April March Miscellaneous facility improvements and repairs to better meet operational needs and/or address health and safety issues. -connect Rabbit Creek Fire Station #10 to Bear Valley Elementary School drinking water supply system. -expand/upgrade workout fascitis and other common use areas at Eagle River Fire Station #11. -Tudor/Baxter Road Fire Station #14, north driveway access. Bond Proceeds 1, ,050 Project : 1, ,050 - CIB/CIP 3-11
12 NEW ABBOTT LOOP/68TH AVENUE FIRE STATION #16 AFD07021 Improvement Assembly: Section 4, Seats F & G, Assembly: Section 6, Seats J & K, House: House District 17, House: House District 18, House: House District 19, Community: Abbott Loop, Community: Anchorage Fire Service Area April March Build new 4-bay fire station to better facilitate arrival at fire scenes within the (6) minute response time from receipt of dispatch call. -site selection, land acquisition, and preliminary design. Bond Proceeds Project : CIB/CIP 3-12
13 NEW DEARMOUN ROAD FIRE STATION #19 LAND ACQ. AFD07024 Improvement Assembly: Section 6, Seats J & K, House: House District 18, Community: Bear Valley, Community: Anchorage Fire Service Area, Community: Glen Alps, Community: Huffman/O'Malley, Community: Rabbit Creek April March 2014 Build new 4-bay fire station to better facilitate arrival at fire scenes within the (6) minute response time from receipt of dispatch call. -site selection, initial design, and land acquisition. Bond Proceeds Project : CIB/CIP 3-13
14 NEW E. R. VALLEY FIRE STATION #18 NEEDS ASSESSMENT, SITE SELECTION, & DESIGN AFD07005 New Assembly: Section 2, Seats A & C, House: House District 24, House: House District 25, Community: Birchwood, Community: Chugiak, Community: Eagle River, Community: Eagle River Valley April March Build new 4-bay fire station to better facilitate arrival at fire scenes within the (6) minute response time from receipt of dispatch call. -site selection, land acquisition, and preliminary design. Bond Proceeds Project : CIB/CIP 3-14
15 NEW MINNESOTA/RASPBERRY FIRE STATION # 17 AFD07007 Improvement Assembly: Section 3, Seats D & E, House: House District 17, Community: Sand Lake, Community: Taku/Campbell April March Build new 4-bay fire station to better facilitate arrival at fire scenes within the (6) minute response time from receipt of dispatch call. -site selection, land acquisition, and preliminary design. Bond Proceeds Project : CIB/CIP 3-15
16 REPLACE AERIAL/COMBINATION LADDER TRUCKS AFD07018 Replacement Assembly: Areawide, House: Areawide, Community: Anchorage Fire Service Area April July 2014 Programmed replacement of first line response aerial/combination ladder trucks for transfer to reserve status, designation as full-time training apparatus, or surplus. -Truck (Ladder w/platform), 1992, Pierce, #7705, (Downtown F/S #1) -Truck (Ladder w/platform), 1999, E-One, #7715, (Spenard Road F/S #5) -Quint, 1999, Pierce, #7711 (Eagle River F/S #11) -Quint, 1999, Pierce, #7712 (New Seward Highway F/S #12) Bond Proceeds 0 1, ,200 1,200 1,200 4,800 Project : 0 1, ,200 1,200 1,200 4,800 - CIB/CIP 3-16
17 REPLACE EMERGENCY RESPONSE COMMNAD VEHICLES AFD07009 Replacement Assembly: Areawide, House: Areawide, Community: Areawide Programmed replacement of EMERGENCY RESPONSE COMMAND VEHICLES. April December Replace six (6) first response command units, reassigning existing units as replacements for older staff support and service vehicles, model years , which will be made available to other municpial agencies, if serviceable, or surplused. Bond Proceeds Project : CIB/CIP 3-17
18 REPLACEMENT OF AIR RESOURCES EQUIPMENT (AFD) AFD07013 Replacement Assembly: Areawide, House: Areawide, Community: Areawide Air Resources Personal Protective Equipment: April March --replace entire inventory of Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA's) across all departments. Bond Proceeds 1, ,750 Project : 1, ,750 - CIB/CIP 3-18
19 REPLACEMENT PUMPERS: FIRST LINE RESPONSE (AFD) AFD07011 Replacement Assembly: Areawide, House: Areawide, Community: Anchorage Fire Service Area April July 2014 Programmed replacement of first line response pumpers for transfer to reserve status, designation as full-time training apparatus, or surplus. -Mini-pumper, 1982, Indiana, #7501 (Southfork Eagle River Volunteer F/S) -Pumper, 1992, E-One, #7538 (O'Malley Road F/S #8) -Pumper, 1993, Saulsbury, #7540 (Southfork Eagle River Volunteer F/S) -Pumper, 1998, Pierce, #7521 (Downtown Station #1, Engine 2) -Pumper, 2003, KME, #7551 (Downtown Station #1, Engine 1) -Pumper, 2003, KME, #7503 (Airport Heights Road F/S #3) -Pumper, 2003 KME, #7545 (Spenard Road F/S #5) Bond Proceeds ,725 Project : ,725 - CIB/CIP 3-19
20 REPLACEMENT TENDERS: FIRST LINE RESPONSE UNITS (AFD) AFD07023 Replacement Assembly: Areawide, House: Areawide, Community: Areawide April July 2014 Programmed replacement of first line response pumpers for transfer to reserve status, designation as full-time training apparatus, or surplus. -Foam Tender, 1975, Carmar, #7606 (Airport Heights Fire Station #3) -Water Tender, 1983, Saulsbury, #7608 (Southfork Eagle River Volunteer F/S) -Water Tender, 1992, Saulsbury, #7611 (Eagle River F/S #11 ) -Water Tender, 1994, Saulsbury, #7610 (Rabbit Creek F/S #10) -Water Tender, 2003, KME, #7604 (Tudor/Baxter Road F/S #14) -Water Tender, 2003, KME, #7618 (O'Malley Road F/S #8) Bond Proceeds ,550 Project : ,550 - CIB/CIP 3-20
21 REPLACEMENT WILDLAND RESPONSE APPARATUS (AFD) AFD07722 Replacement April December Replacement of current fleet of wild land fire and remote area fire response apparatus to include modified heavy duty pickup trucks with slide-in fire fighting units, and mini-pumpers specifically designed to respond to wildland fires along an urban/forest interface where road access is often restricted. -three heavy duty pickup trucks with slide-in units -three heavy duty pickup trucks with slide-in units -"Mini-pumper" currently assigned to Tudor/Baxter Road F/S #14 Bond Proceeds Project : CIB/CIP 3-21
22 Chugiak Fire NEW NORTHEAST CHUGIAK VOLUNTEER FIRE STATION AFD08714 New Community: Chugiak Construction of new volunteer fire station serving the northeast area of the Chugiak Fire Service Area. -site selection, land acquisition, and preliminary design. -funding for construction of facility. April March 2014 Area of continued rapid development. State Grant Project : CIB/CIP 3-22
23 Chugiak Fire REPLACEMENT OF WILDLAND FIRST RESPONSE APPARATUS AFD09713 Replacement Community: Chugiak April May Replacement of current fleet of wild land fire and remote area fire response apparatus to include modified heavy duty pickup trucks with slide-in fire fighting units, and mini-pumpers specifically designed to respond to wildland fires along an urban/forest interface where road access is often restricted. -Mini-pumper Mini-pumper/Brush Truck-1980 To assist with wildfires in the Chugiak fire service area and replace 30 year old equipment State Grant Project : CIB/CIP 3-23
24 Chugiak Fire REPLACEMENT PUMPERS-FIRST LINE RESPONSE APPARATUS AFD07014 Replacement Assembly: Section 2, Seats A & C, House: House District 23, House: House District 25, House: House District 26, Community: Birchwood, Community: Chugiak, Community: Eklutna Valley, Community: Eagle River, Community: Eagle River Valley April July Programmed replacement of first line response pumpers for transfer to reserve status, designation as full-time training apparatus, or surplus. -Pumper, 1988 Segraves -Pumper, 1992 E-One State Grant ,150 Project : ,150 - CIB/CIP 3-24
25 Chugiak Fire REPLACMENT OF AIR RESOURCES EQUIPMENT (CVFD) AFD07016 Replacement Assembly: Section 2, Seats A & C, House: House District 23, House: House District 24, House: House District 25, House: House District 26, Community: Birchwood, Community: Chugiak, Community: Eklutna Valley, Community: Eagle River, Community: Eagle River Valley Air Resources Personal Protective Equipment: April March -replace entire inventory of Self- Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA's) across all departments. Other Sources Project : CIB/CIP 3-25
26 Emergency Medical Services AFD/EOC DISPATCH-"TURN-KEY" REPLACEMENT (EMS) AFD07003 Replacement Assembly: Areawide, House: Areawide, Community: Areawide April December -Complete "turnkey" replacement of Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD)system and associated support equipment at both the Anchorage Fire Department Dispatch Center (currently housed at New Seward Highway Fire Station #12) and the Emergency Operations Center(EOC)backup dispatch facility. -purchase and installation of 911 dispatch testing and evaluation capability. -turnkey replacement of current AFD and EOC backup emergency 911 dispatch facilities. Bond Proceeds , ,925 Project : , ,925 - CIB/CIP 3-26
27 Emergency Medical Services AFD/MOA VIDEO CENTER EQUIPMENT UPGRADES (AREAWIDE) AFD07720 Upgrade Assembly: Areawide April March Comprehensive system wide replacement/upgrade of outmoded video production ADN broadcast equipment which is well beyond its useful operating life and is now substantially inferior in capabilities and performance when compared to currently available technologies (funding allocation: 70% Areawide/30% Anchorage Fire Service Area). Bond Proceeds Project : CIB/CIP 3-27
28 Emergency Medical Services EXPAND MOBILE INTENSIVE CARE AMBULANCE FLEET AFD07002 New Assembly: Areawide, House: Areawide, Community: Areawide April Expansion of MICU ambulance fleet to increase overall availability, quality, and reliability of reserve units. -purchase one new MICU ambulance -purchase one new MICU ambulance -purchase one new MICU ambulance -purchase one new MICU ambulance December Bond Proceeds ,000 Project : , CIB/CIP 3-28
29 Emergency Medical Services MICU AMBULANCE REPLACEMENT PROGRAM AFD07008 Replacement Assembly: Areawide, House: Areawide, Community: Areawide April December Programmed replacement of Areawide EMS MICU ambulances to provide basic and advanced life support services and transport patients throughout the Municipality of Anchorage. The following replacement schedule will maintain a first line EMS response fleet of MICU ambulances which is both highly reliable from an operating standpoint and reasonable current as to its mobile treatment and transport capabilities and equipment. -replace one 2002 and two 2003 models -replace one 2002 and two 2004 models -replace one 2005 and two 2006 models -replace one 2006 and two 2007 models -replace one and two models -replace one and two models Bond Proceeds ,500 Project : ,500 - CIB/CIP 3-29
30 Emergency Medical Services REPLACEMENT OF LIFEPACK 12 CARDIAC MONITORS AFD07022 Replacement Assembly: Areawide, House: Areawide, Community: Areawide April March - Area wide EMS replacement of all LifePack 12-lead cardiac monitors with new upgraded units, includes AFD, CVFD & GVFD. Bond Proceeds Project : CIB/CIP 3-30
31 Girdwood Fire NEW AERIAL LADDER/QUINT (GVFD) AFD07012 New Assembly: Section 6, Seats J & K, House: House District 18, Community: Girdwood Valley, Community: Turnagain Arm April July 2007-Purchase new aerial ladder-quint and assign to Girdwood Volunteer Fire Station. This acquisition would represent an expansion of the department's fire apparatus fleet. State Grant 1, ,200 Project : 1, , CIB/CIP 3-31
32 Girdwood Fire REPLACEMENT OF AIR RESOURCES EQUIPMENT (GVFD) AFD07015 Replacement Assembly: Section 6, Seats J & K, House: House District 18, Community: Areawide, Community: Girdwood Valley, Community: Turnagain Arm Air Resources Personal Protective Equipment: April March -replace entire inventory of Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA's) across all departments. Other Sources Project : CIB/CIP 3-32
33 Girdwood Fire REPLACEMENT TENDERS-FIRST LINE RESPONSE APPARATUS AFD08712 Replacement April July 2209 Programmed replacement of first line response pumpers for transfer to reserve status, designation as full-time training apparatus, or surplus. -Water Tender, 1987 Model State Grant Project : CIB/CIP 3-33
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