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Operating Procedures
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Fires-
Residential fire alarm- 1 engine, 1 truck, 1 squad, 1 deputy, 1 tanker if needed
Full box alarm response- 2 engines, 1 truck, 1 squad, 1 deputy
High rise assignment- 3 engines, 2 trucks, 1 squad, 1 rescue, 1 deputy
2nd alarm response- 1 engine, 1 truck, and 1 squad/rescue if needed
3rd alarm response- 1 engine, 1 truck, 1 squad, 1 TAC
4th alarm and higher- 1 engine, 1 truck, these will be mutual aide if the reserve pieces are not available to be staffed
Hazmat-
Small spill (a small amount of hazardous fluid)- 1 engine
Medium spill- hazmat, and an engine
Large spill- 2 engines, hazmat and a rescue
All other spills (if large enough state hazmat will be called in)- 2 engines, 2 rescues, TAC, and hazmat
Other Incidents-
Vehicle Fire- 1 engine, 1 truck
Brush Fire- 1 engine, 1 truck, if other units needed a full box will be struck
Gas Leak- a rescue, engine or squad
Medical Call- 1 engine and a medic, if all the engines are out then the squad or a truck will respond
MVA (motor vehicle accident)-
Minor Accident- 1 engine
2 car MVA- 1 engine, 1 truck
Somewhat serious MVA- 1 engine and Rescue 2
MVA with extrication needed- 1 engine, 1 truck, Rescue 2 and if needed a squad or a TAC
Other Incidents
Dive rescue- 1 engine, 1 truck, 1 rescue, 1 tac, 1 medic and a squad if needed
Collapse- any reported collapse will automatically box out 1 engine, 1 truck, 1 rescue, 1 squad, 2 medics and 1 TAC
Lockout- 1 engine, truck or squad
Wires down- 1 engine, truck or squad
Alarm investiagtions- 1 engine
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