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1 Hudson Fire Protection District 2015 Report
2 2015 Summary - In January the district hired seven (7) new career firefighters, bringing the daily staffing level to four (4). In the fall another four (4) career firefighters were hired bringing the daily staffing level to five (5). By January 1, 2016, we have hired an additional three (3) firefighters to bring the daily staffing to six (6) career firefighters on duty 24 hours a day seven (7) days a week. The district has increased the career staff 3 times over the past 1½ years (from 6 full-time paid firefighters to 18 paid full-time). - Sleeping quarters were constructed at Station 1 in Hudson. The department is now able to keep a crew at Station 1 in Hudson and another crew at Station 3 in Lochbuie, providing 24/7 coverage to both towns. This enables us to respond more quickly to emergencies in all areas of the district. - Engine 2801 was purchased to replace Engine 2811 as the Station 1 engine remains in service as a reserve engine, to be put into service at either station when the front line engine requires maintenance. The district was able to save money by buying a prebuilt demo model. The new apparatus has increased reliability and reduced maintenance costs. - A proposal was placed on the November ballot to increase the mill levy that funds the fire department from to 7 mills. The measure failed. The community has grown, the department has increased its full-time paid staff, bettered its facilities, filled the valuable Training Officer position, improved some of the apparatus and equipment, and provided far better district coverage. These additions all require a budget increase to sustain them and keep the district moving in the right direction. The district has seen a significant decrease in our volunteer firefighting force. Currently the district has three (3) volunteer firefighters that live in district. All other volunteers (11) live outside the district and staff as additional personnel on the career companies. - Lieutenant Dave Hudson was promoted to the position of Training Captain. Captain Hudson brings over two decades of firefighter experience to the position. Steve Hoekstra, Justin Hindman, Terry Hall, and Rob Hamlin were promoted to the position of Lieutenant. This provides an officer for each shift s crew at both station.
3 District Demographics The Hudson Fire Protection District serves the towns of Hudson and Lochbuie and the surrounding rural area, encompassing 94 square miles, with an estimated resident population of 10,000.
4 755 Calls to Service 1/1/2016 to 12/31/2016 Types of Calls Fire 56 Traffic Accident 135 Medical 413 Other 55 Good Intent/False Alarm 96 Total 755 Types of Fires Structure fire 7 Ground cover fire 26 Vehicle fire 6 Other 17 Medical 55% Types of Calls Vehicle Accident 18 % Fire 7% Other 7% Good intent 13% Overlapping Calls 107 Calls 14% Mutual Aid Given 42 Received 58 Call Location Hudson 117 Lochbuie 314 Interstate Highway Out of District (aid) 35 Rural 185 Out of District 5% Rural 24% Hwy 52 4% I-76 10% Call Location Hudson 16% Lochbuie 41% Call Volume by Year Calls with more than 3 firefighters % % Calls with response time (Dispatch to Arrival) less than 10 minutes % 1/2015-7/ % 8/ / %
5 Call frequency by month Call frequency by day Call frequency by hour
6 Board of Directors DJ Dowdy President Curtis Gall Vice President Shirley Sellers Secretary/Treasurer Ron Cook Ed Rossi Administrative Staff Vicki Johann Cassandra Leon Career Officers Ken Gabrielson Chief David Hudson Training Captain Steve Hoekstra Lieutenant, A shift Terry Hall Lieutenant, A shift Travis Moore Lieutenant, B shift Rob Hamlin Lieutenant, B shift Kevin Hudson Lieutenant, C shift Justin Hindman Lieutenant, C shift Volunteer Officers Tony Gasparovich Assistant Chief Mike Kreutzer Captain Pete Eilertsen Lieutenant Career Firefighters Kenny Gabrielson Jr Ethan Gilbert Trevor Kecskes Kris Kraus Ben Kreutzer Rodney Mullis Nick Owen Jason Pescevic Zach Prince Brandon Suazo Graham Swenson Volunteer Firefighters Sean Gross Corey Kreutzer Evan Scott Probationary Volunteers Ariana Garza Ashley Guidice Lee Hudson Jonathon Lee Joseph Oberle Resignations & retirements: Battalion Chief Kevin Sweeney Wendy Spronk Rich Randall New volunteer members: Evan Scott completed probation to become a full member. Department Awards received for exceptional service in 2014: Firefighter of the Year: Travis Moore Officer of the Year: Tony Gasparovich Probationary Member of the Year: Rodney Mullis Volunteers who responded to 20% of calls in 2015 Asst Chief Tony Gasparovich (21%), Corey Kreutzer (40%)
7 Additional community events and involvement Lochbuie Police Department Public Safety Day Blood Pressure checks at the Lochbuie Senior Center Muscular Dystrophy Association Fundraiser Fire Prevention Week at Hudson Academy and Lochbuie Elementary School Halloween Events with the Lochbuie Police Department Ride to School on a Fire Engine at Hudson Academy and Lochbuie Elementary School Department training In 2015 the firefighters documented 3,570 hours of training participation, including a Driver/ Operator-Pumper class. David Hudson was promoted to the position of Training Captain in September. Ice Rescue training
8 Apparatus Hudson Fire Protection District operates various vehicles to handle structure fires, wildland fires, vehicle accidents, hazmat situations, special rescues, and medical emergencies. The vehicle numbering system was modified this year Engine Year: GPM pump 750 Gallon tank 2803 Engine Year: GPM pump 750 Gallon tank 2811 Engine (Reserve Station 1) Year: GPM pump 750 Gallon tank 2813 Engine (Reserve Station 3) Year: GPM pump 1000 Gallon tank 2841 Pumper/Tender Year: Gallon tank 500 GPM pump 2843 Tender Year: 2005 (mileage ~764,000) 4000 Gallon tank 2811, 2813, 2841, 2843, 2833, 2832, 3835, 2851, 701 pictures by Rick Luebke 2012
9 2831 Brush truck Year: Gallon tank 2833 Brush truck Year: Gallon tank 2832 Brush truck (Reserve) Year: Gallon tank 2835 Brush truck Year: GPM pump; 750 Gallon tank 2851 Command/Utility Vehicle 2852 Command/Utility Vehicle 2859 Utility Vehicle 701 Engine (Display only) Year: 1951 The department s first pumper
10 How much does a firefighter s basic equipment and training cost? Station Uniform, Jacket, Boots, & Formal Uniform $850 Helmet & Shield $290 SCBA Mask $880 Flash Hood $40 SCBA Pack $2,500 Wildland Fire Helmet, Jacket, and Pants (Firefighters must buy their own boots) $300 Minimum Education Emergency Medical Technician: $990 Firefighter I Academy: $1,200 Many firefighters pursue additional training in specialized areas such as IV administration, technical rescue, wildland firefighting, and officer leadership. This is often on their own time and sometimes at their own expense. Bunker Jacket $1000 Gloves $80 Bunker Pants & Suspenders $800 Bunker Boots $300 Gear and equipment is subject to wear and damage and requires regular maintenance, inspections, and replacement. SCBA Air Cylinder $1,000 Radio $4,200 Personal tools (Flashlight, webbing, etc.) $80 TOTAL: $14,510
11 Weld County Fire District Mill Levies 2014 Source: Weld County Assessor s Office Fire Department Mill Levy Pawnee Fire Raymer-Stoneham Fire Nunn Fire Hudson Fire Platteville-Gilcrest Fire Galeton Fire Briggsdale Fire LaSalle Fire Platte Valley Fire Ault Fire S. E. Weld Fire Wiggins Fire Windsor-Severance Fire Eaton Fire Fort Lupton Fire Johnstown Fire Western Hills Fire Milliken Fire Frederick-Firestone Fire Mountain View Fire Greater Brighton Fire North Metro Fire Berthoud Fire Evans Fire
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