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FROM: Douglas L. Barry, Fire Chief DL%

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SUBJECT: FlRE DEPARTMENT STATISTICS FOR FIRST QUARTER 2008

BOARD OF FIRE CO MISSIONERS FILE NO.

FOR INFORMATION ONLY: - Approved - Approved wICorrections - Withdrawn - Denied - Received & Filed - Other

For Information Only

Attached is a statistical summary of Fire Department emergency incidents, responses and response times during the three-month period of January, February and March 2008.

The information is derived from the field data that Department members have entered into the National Field Incident Reporting System (NFIRS), and the dispatch records and field status entries into the Fire Command and Control System.

The attached report is provided for your review and interest.

Board report prepared by William N. Wells, Captain Il-Paramedic, Planning Section.

Attachment

LOS ANGELES FIRE DEPARTMENT

QUARTERLY STATISTICAL REPORTS .

The following statistical reports are provided for your information:

Daily Emergency-Incidents Dispatched EMS lncidents EMS Dispatch Categories EMS Transports ., Average Daily Fire lncidents Resource Workload Analysis Engine Company. Monthly Workload Light Force Monthly Workload Paramedic Ambulance Monthly Workload Paramedic Ambulance Daily Workload BLS Ambulance ~ o n t h l y Workload BLS Ambulance Daily Workload Battalion Chief Workload EMS Battalion Captain Workload Average Time Spent on each Response Quarterly lncidents and Responses List Quarterly Incidents and Responses Charts EMS lncidents Chart Hospital Transports Response Times by Division and Citywide:

First Unit on scene Structure Fires First Unit on scene ALS High-Risk incidents First ALS unit on scene ALS High-Risk incidents First ALS Ambulance on scene ALS High-Risk incidents First Unit on scene BLS lncidents First Unit on scene other Fires

Response Time percentages of first resources on scene (4 pages)

Prepared by captain Wells, LAFD Planning Section on 07-07-08.

LOS ANGELES FlRE DEPARTMENT

DAILY EMERGENCY INCIDENTS

JANUARY - MARCH 2008

1,023 INCIDENTS PER'DAY ,

EMS INCIDENTS 83 % 849 PER DAY

STRUCTURE FIRES 1 % 11 PER DAY

OTHER FIRES 4 % 36. PER DAY

FIRE ALARMS 6 % 67 PER DAY

RESCUES a % 12 PER DAY

40 PER DAY


ALS - HIGH RISK 20,328 INCIDENTS

ALS - EMERGENCY 29,424 INCIDENTS

BLS - EMERGENCY 18,821 INCIDENTS

BLS - NON-EMERGENCY 8,719 INCIDENTS

ALS - HR 224 PER DAY 26 % OF EMS INCIDENTS

ALS - E 323 PER DAY 38 % OF EMS INCIDENTS

BLS - E 2Q7 PER DAY 25 % OF EMS INCIDENTS

BLS - NE 95 PER DAY 11 % OF EMS INCIDENTS

849 EMS INCIDENTS PER DAY

ALS INCIDENTS 547 PER DAY 64 % ALS

BLS INCIDENTS 302 PER DAY 36 % BLS .

LOS ANGELES FlREi DEPARTMENT

ENS DISPATCH CATEGORIES JANUARY - MARCH 2008

ABDOMINAL PAlN / PROBLEMS ALLERGIES / ENVENOMATIONS ANIMAL BITES / AlTACKS ASSAULT / SEXUAL ASSAULT BACK PAlN (Non-Traumatic) BREATHING PROBLEMS BURNS / EXPLOSION CARBON MONOXIDE / INHALATION CARDIAC / RESP. ARREST / DEATH CHEST PAlN CHOKING CONVULSIONS / SEIZURES DIABETIC PROBLEMS DROWNING / DIVING ACCIDENT ELECTROCUTION / LIGHTNING EYE PROBLEMS / INJURIES FALLS HEADACHE HEART PROBLEMS / A.I.C.D. HEAT / COLD EXPOSURE HEMORRHAGE / LACERATIONS INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS OVERDOSE / POISONING PREGNANCY / CHILDBIRTH PSYCHIATRIC / SUICIDE ATTEMPT SICK PERSON STAB / GUNSHOT / PENE. TRAUMA STROKE (CVA) TRAFFIC / TRANSP. ACCIDENTS TRAUMATIC INJURIES UNCONSCIOUS / FAINTING UNKNOWN PROBLEM INTERFACILITY / PALLIATIVE CARE

TOTAL EMS INCIDENTS

2,293 incidents 25.2 per day 447 Incidents. 4.9 per day 198 incidents 2.2 per day

3,632 incidents 39.9 per day 51 3 incidents 5.6 per day

1 1,121 incidents 122.2 per day 97 incidents ' 1.1 per day 7 incidents 0.1 per day

1,637 incidents 18.0 per day 5,791 incidents- 63.6 per day

395 incidents 4.3 per day 3,659 incidents 40.2 per day 2,250 incidents 24.7 per day

6 incidents. 0.1 per day 12 incidents 0.1 per day

136 incidents 1.5 per day 6,383 incidents 70.1 per day

437 incidents' 4.8 per day 1,081 incidents 11.9 per day

22 incidents 0.2 per day 2,170 incidents 23.8 per day

2 incidents. 0.1 per day I ,801 incidents 19.8 per day

817 incidents 9.0 per day 753 incidents. 8.3 per day

6,560 incidents 72.1 per day 875 incidents 9.6 per day

1,306 incidents 14.4 per day 13,302 incidents 91.2 per day 2,401 incidents 26.4 per day 6,001 incidents 65.9 per day 6,048 incidents 66.5 per day

50 incidents. 0.5 per dav

77,292 incidents 849 per day

LOS A.NGELES FIRE DEPARTMENT

EMS TRAM$PQRKS

.JANUARY - MARCH 2008

ALS - HR 20,328 INCIDENTS 68 %-RESULT IN TSP

ALS - E 29,424 INCIDENTS 75 % RESULT IN .TSP

BLS - E 18,821 INCIDENTS 48 % RESULT IN TSP

BLS - NE 8,719 INCIDENTS 55 % RESULT IN TSP

64 % OF EMS INCIDENTS

ALS - HR 14,206 TRANSPORTS 156 PER DAY

ALS - E 22,306 TRANSPORTS 245 PER DAY

BLS - E 9,285 TRANSPORTS 102 PER DAY

BLS - NE 4,819 TRANSPOR'TS 53 PER DAY

NON-EMS 224 TRANSPORTS 2 PER DAY

558 TRANSPORTS PER DAY

ALS INCIDENT TRANSPORTS 403 PER DAY 72 % ALS

BLS INCIDENT TRANSPORTS 155 PER DAY 28 % BLS


AVERAGE DAILY FIRE INCIDENTS

3rd QTR 2007 10.1

6.1

53.4

4.1

5.7

4. I

12.0

12.8

76.6

4th QTI st QTR 2nd QTR 2007 10.0

6.2

48.5

3.6

5.2

3.5

I I .2

13.1

71 .I

INCIDENT TYPE

Structure Fire

Reported Smoke

Automatic Alarm Bel Is

Ringing Smoke

Detector Water Flow Auto Fire

Rubbish Fire

All other fire

incidents

:. 2007 10.9

- 7.3

54.4

4.7

7.8

: 3.9

11.6

9.7

71.4

1st QTR 2007 13.0

7.0

47.9

3.7

6.0

4.3

12.4

16.6

71.9

2008 10.7

6.5

52.4

4.3

6.5

3.6

11.1

11.4

67.0


RESOURCE WORKLOAD ANALYSIS

The Fire Department's Strategic Plan for Fire Facilities and Resource Deployment is a plan designed for the management of Fire Department facility modifications and resource deployment necessary to accomplish the Fire Deparhnent's mission to the Year 2009. The Strategic Plan contains criteria for the deployment of resources. Workload is one criterion, along with response times, simultaneously occurring incidents, and land use. In an effort to maximize performance and minimize response times, control of resource workload is very important.

In April 1988, the City Adininistratie Office (CAO) completed a Management Audit of the Fire Department Paramedic Service. The Audit reviewed the Fire Department's entire EMS system. Based on this analysis, the CAO recommended maximum emergency response workloads for Paramedic rescue ambulance resources. Further, the Fire Department presented woi-kload guidelines for other Fire Department resources which were accepted by the CAO. The recommendations were intended to prevent the degradation of medical services caused by excessive workloads. The maximum recommended workloads. are as follows:

Engine (Single-Engine Station) 240 maximum responses per month (240monthly=7.9pershift) .

Engine (Task Force Station) 300 mzutimum responses per month (300 monthly = 9.9 per shift)

Paramedic Rescue Ambulance 350 maximum responses per month ((350 ,monthly = 11.5 per shift)

BLS (EMT) Rescue Ambulance 420 maximum responses per month (420 monthly = 13.8 per shift)

Based on the number of responses during January, February and March of 2008, the following DeparhnerSt resources are exceeding the workloach guidelines:

Engine companies at single-engine stations (16): Engines 6, 7, 13, 21, 4% 46, 51, 52, 57, 59, 65, 68, 81, 82, 91, Lt Force 102

Engine companies at task force stations (9): Engines 9, 209, 11, 15, 33, 39, 58, 64, 66

Paramedic Rescue ~ ibu lances (9): Rescues 11,33, 39,46, 57,257,64,66,94

BLS Rescue Am bulan'ces (5): Rescue 81 1, 846,857, 864, 866

With the addition of 33 Paramedic RA's since January 2001, the number of Paramedic RA's exceeding the workload guidelines has been reduced from 22 to just 9.

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ENGINE COMPANY MONTHLY WORKLOAD

JANUARY - MARCH 2008.

AVERAGE OF 212 MONTHLY RESPONSES

PREVIOUS QUARTER WAS 207

INCREASE OF 2.6 % .


.: LIGHT FORCE MONTHLY WORKLOAD

'JANUARY - MARCH 2008

294 Responses 283 ' : 234 21 5 215- 202 196 191.. 185 ' 185 183 183' 177 168 163': 159 157 156. 154 14% 146. a43 '

141 139 138-

LF 94 136 Responses LF 72 131 LF 87 130 LF 35 128 LF 63 126 LF 20 121 LF 105 118 LF 4 116 LF 17 I 1 1 LF 38 109 LF 5 10% LF 95 108 LF 85 I06 LF 2 105 LF 14 93 LF 96 93 LF 1 88 LF 12 84 LF 74 72 LF 50 70 LF 47 63 LF 48 56 LF 28 56 LF 69 49

AVERAGEOF MONTHLY RESPONSES


- DECREASE OF 3.2 %


PARAMlEDlC AMBULANCE MONTHLY WORKLOAD


AVERAGE OF

RA 4 274 R A 1 RA 72 273 RA 38 RA 6. 273 RA 104 RA 10 272 . . RA 84 RA 73 270 RA 77 RA 5 2 267 RA 86 RA 65 263 RA 78 RA 75 261 RA 95 RA 3 261 RA 70 RA 2 259 RA 85 RA 102 257 - . RA 83 RA 82 254 RA 103 RA 265 253 RA 19 RA 63 252 - RA 56 RA 59 249 RA 96 RA 93 246 RA 112 RA 35 245 RA 47 . . RA 105 240 RA 74 RA 41 235 RA 25 RA 87 234 RA 17 RA 43 232 RA107 RA 90 229 RA 79 RA 51 229 RA 71 RA 92 227 . . RA 36 RA 5 226 RA 101 RA 88 225 RA 69 RA 20 216 . RA 97 RA 55 210 RA 23 RA I00 208 RA 99 RA 12 208 . .

247,MONTHLY RESPONSES - PREVIOUS QUARTER WAS 237

INCREASE OF 4.4 %

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PARAMEDIC RA DAILY WORKLOAD

.JANUARY - MARCH 2008

AVERAGE OF 8.15 DAILY RESPONSES

PREVIOUS QUARTER WAS 7.72

INCREASE OF 5.6 %


BLS AMRULAMCE ' MONTHLY WORKLOAD


RA 864 474 Responses RA 857 466 V-2h h~ RA 866 450 RA 811 433 RA 846 426 RA 833 415 RA 881 401 RA 889 371 RA 827 351 RA 868 343 RA 810 343 RA 826 343 RA 814 339 RA 804 334 RA 861 334 RA 803 333 RA 894 329 RA 860 311 RA 898 298 M e 3 4 292

M 835 292 Responses RA 829 287 'RA 906 221 'RA 806 160 V-I2 hrs RIA 841 137 V-12 h r ~ RIA818' 137 IRA 909 1.32 IRA848 120 M 8 9 1 116 V-12hrs IRA908 114 IRA876 113 IRA844 113 IRA808 112 IRA816 1-11 IRA 849 f08 [RA 850 97 IRA 842 95 IRA 828 84 IRA 824 73 IRA 840 27

AVERAGE OF 251 MONTHLY RESPONSES


INCREASE OF I .6 %


RLS. .FA DAILY WORKLOAD JANUARY - MARCH 2008

RA 864 15.6 Responses RA 857 15.5 V-2d has RA 866 14.8 RA811 14.3: RA846 14.0 RA 833 13.7 RA 881 13.2 RA 889 12.2 RA827 11.6 RA868 11.3 RA810 11.3: RA826 11.3 RA814 11.2 RA804 11.0 RA861 11.0 RA 803 11.0 RA 894 10.8- RA860 10.3' RA 898 9.8 RA 834 9.6

RA 835 RA 829 RA 906 RA 806 RA 841 RA 818 RA 909 RA 848 RA 891 IRA 908 AIA 876 RA 844 IRA 808 IRA 816 IRA 849 IRA 850 IRA 842 IRA 828 IRA 824 IRA 840

AVERAGE OF 8.27 DAILY RESPONSES

PREVIOUS QUARTER WAS 8.05

9.6 Responses 9.5 7.3 5.3 v-a 2 h t ~ 4.6 V-I2 h h ~ 4.5 4.3 3.9 3.9 V-I2 hrs .

3.7 3.7 3.7 3.7 3.6 3.6 3.2 3.1 2.8 2.4 0.9

INCREASE OF 2.7 %


RATTALION CHIEF WORKLOAD


DAILY EMERGENCY RESPONSES HOURS

BATTALION BATTALION BATTALION BATTALION BATTALION BATTALION BATTALION BATTALION BATTALION BATTALION BATTALION BATTALION BATTALION BATTALION BATTALION BATTALION

AVERAGE OF 1.78 DAILY RESPONSES (1% Increase)

AVERAGE OF 34 MINUTES PER RESPONSE (18% Increase)

AVERAGE OF 61 MINUTES PER SHIFT PER BATTALION (1 9% Increase)

LOS ANGELES FlRE DEPARTMENT

EMS BATTALION CAPTAIN WORKLOAD . . 2ANUARY - MARCH 2008

RESPONSES BATTALION TOTAL- ALS EMS

EMS 3 507 243 EMS 13 471 . - 214 EMS 12 41 7 246

EMS 18 406 1 54 EMS 11 404 . 165

EMS 10 403 199 EMS 5 387 . . 152 EMS 1 380 158 EMS 14 320 147 EMS 17 274 - 116 EMS 6 261 119

EMS 2 253 . . 129 EMS 7 252 ' 99 EMS 15 243 120 EMS 9 231 - 93

EMS 4 228 - 69

TOTALS: 5,437 . . 2,423

BLS EMS -- 45 27 39 49 42

43 52 43 37 23 34 40 32 29 17

19 - 571

FlRE & NON-EMS

219

EMERGENCY HOURS

225. 178 183 191 254

179. 219 228 201 1 34

135. 146 143

98 122

129

AVERAGE OF 3.73 DAILY RESPONSES (1% Increase)

AVERAGE OF 31 MINUTES PER RESPONSE (13% Increase)

AVERAGE OF.114 MINUTES PER SHIFT PER BAITALION (1 3% Increase)


AVERAGE TIME SPENT ON EACH RESPONSE

JANUARY - MARCH 2008.

DIVISION CHIEF 128 MINUTES

BATTALION CHIEF 34 MINUTES

EMS BATTALION CAPTAIN 31 MI.NUTES

BLS LIGHT FORCE 20 MINUTES

BLS ENGINE 19 MINUTES

ASSESSMENT LIGHT FORCE 19 MINUTES

ASSESSMENT ENGINE 21 MINUTES

BLS RA

PARAMEDIC RA

AIR AMBULANCE

HAZ-MAT SQUAD

27 MINUTES

35 MINUTES

155 MINUTES

40 MINUTES

FIREBOAT 55 MINUTES

AIRPORT CRASH RESCUE 61 MINUTES

ARSON INVESTIGATOR 90 MINUTES

URBAN SEARCH & RESCUE 93 MINUTES

EMERGENCY AIR 135 MINUTES

BRUSHPATROL 146 MINUTES

REHAB AIR TENDER 331 MINUTES

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3-MONTH PERIODS

95000

90000

86000

80000

Q1- Q2- Q3- Q4- Q1- Q2- Q3- Q4- QI - 2006 2006 2006 2006 2007 2007 2007 2007 2008

3-MONTH PERIODS

200000 - 197760 2006, 2007 & 2008

190000 -

Q1- 42- Q3- Q4- Q1- Q2- Q3- Q4- Q1- 2006 2006 2006 2006 2007 2007 2007 2007 2008


INCIDENTS AND IRESPONSES

Compared to Compared to Average One Year One Year Units

Quarter Incidents Prior Responses Prior Responding

3% 6% 6% -1 % 5% 5% 5% 3% 4% 1% 1% 2% 2% 2% 4% 5%

-0.2% same -1.7% -3.4% 1.3% 0.5% same 2.4% -0.7% 2.6% 5.0% 1.4% 4.6% 0.4% 0.4% 1.6% 2.5%

3-MONTH PERIODS aoooo - 2006, 2007 & 2008 77292

76090 76000 -

Q1- Q2- Q3- Q4- Q1- Q2- Q3- Q4- Q I - 2006 2406 2006 2006 2007 2007 2007 2007 2008


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AVER1 TRANSPOI AE 8 min, 46 seconds 8 min, 53 seconds 8 min, 48 seconds 8 min, 40 seconds 8 min, 44 seconds 8 min, 43 seconds 8 min, 36 seconds 8 min, 34 seconds 8 min, 30 seconds 8 min, 26 seconds 8 min, 32 seconds 8 min, 29 seconds 8 min, 23 seconds 8 min, 58 seconds 8 min, 26 seconds 8 min, 21 seconds 8 min, 23 seconds 8 min, 22 seconds 8 min, 20 seconds 8 min, 17 seconds 8 min, 16 seconds 8 min, 12 seconds 8 min, 15 seconds 8 min, 10 seconds 8 min, I 1 seconds 8 min, 13 seconds 8 min, 19 seconds 8 min, 18 seconds 8 min, 21 seconds

ONTH NUMBER C LVERAGE DAILY RlOD

JAN - MAR 2001 APR - JUN 2001 JUL - SEP 2001 OCT - DEC 2001 JAN - MAR 2002 APR - JUN 2002 JUL - SEP 2002 OCT - DEC 2002 JAN - MAR 2003 APR - JUN 2003 JUL - SEP 2003 OCT - DEC 2003 JAN - MAR 2004 APR - JUN 2004 JUL - SEP 2004 OCT - DEC 2004 JAN - MAR 2005 APR - JUN 2005 JUL - SEP 2005 OCT - DEC 2005 JAN - MAR 2006 APR - JUN 2006 JUL - SEP 2006 OCT - DEC 2006 JAN - MAR 2007 APR - JUN 2007 JUL - SEP 2007 OCT - DEC 2007 JAN - MAR 2008

4MBULANC 92 RAJs 92 RAJs 94 RA's 94 RA's 98 RA's 98 RA's 98 RA's

106 RA's 106 RA's 109 RA's 115 RA's 115 RA's 115 RA's

,115 RA's 115 RA's 115 RA's 122 RA's 128 RA's 128 RA's 128 RA's 128 RA's 128 RA's 128 RA's 128 RA's 128 RA's 128 RA's 129 RA's 129 RA's 129 RA's

TRAN tTS 452 . 467 483 476 . 495 . 490 494 501 52 2 505 51 6 51 7 497 492 - 51 2 500 507 . 516 51 1 520 . 51 8 51 5 525 . 51 7 . ' 530 523. 535 535 558


RESPONSE TOMES CITY-WIDE

AVERAGE RESPONSE TIMES TO STRUCTURE FIRES

FIRST UNlT ON SCENE

3 MONTH PERIOD

JAN-MAR2003 APR - JUN 2003 JUL - SEP 2003 OCT - DEC 2003 JAN - MAR 2004 APR - JUN 2004 JUL - SEP 2004 OCT - DEC 2004 JAN - MAR 2005 APR-JUN2005 JUL - SEP 2005 OCT - DEC 2005 JAN - MAR 2006 APR - JUN 2006 JUL - SEP 2 0 6 OCT - DEC 2006 JAN - MAR 2007 APR - JUN 2007 JUL - SEP 2007 OCT - DEC 2007 JAN - MAR 2008

1 ST UNIT ON SCENE

STRU.CTURE FIRES

DIVISION 1 5.0MlNUTES 4.9 MINUTES 4.9 MINUTES 4.7 MINUTES 4.5 MINUTES 4.6 MlNUTES 4.3 MINUTES 4.4 MINUTES 4.4 MINUTES 4.2MlNUTES 4.6 MINUTES 4.4 MINUTES 4.4 MINUTES 4.4 MINUTES 4.4 MINUTES 4.4 MINUTES 4.5 MINUTES 4.1 MINUTES 4.4 MINUTES 4.7 MINUTES 4.7 MINUTES

1ST UNIT ON SCENE

STRUCTURE FIRES

DIVISICIN 2 4.9MlNlJTES 4.8 MlNlJTES 4.9 MINUTES 4.5 MINUTES 4.5 MINUTES 4.2 MINUTES 4.3 MINUTES 4.3 MINUTES 4.3 MINUTES 4.2MlNUTES 4.4 MINUTES 4.3 MINUTES 4.4 MINUTES 4.5 MINUTES 4.4 MINUTES 4.5 MINUTES 4.5 MINUTES 4.4 MINUTES 4.5 MINUTES 4.6 MINUTES 4.5 MINUTES

1 ST UNIT ON SCENE

STRUCTURE FIRES

DIVISION 3 5.6MlNUTES 5.2 MINUTES 5.7 MINUTES 5.3 MINUTES 5.1 MINUTES 4.9 MINUTES 4.8 MINUTES 4.8 MINUTES 5.0 MINUTES 4.9MlNUTES 4.7 MINUTES 5.0 MINUTES 5.0 MINUTES 4.8 MINUTES 5.0 MINUTES 5.0 MINUTES 4.9 MINUTES 4.9 MINUTES 5.1 MINUTES 4.9 MINUTES 5.0 MINUTES

1 ST UNIT ON SCENE

STRUCTURE FIRES

CITY-WIDE 5.1 MINUTES 4.9 MINUTES 5.1 MINUTES 4.8 MINUTES 4.7 MINUTES 4.5 MINUTES 4.4 MINUTES 4.5 MINUTES 4.5 MINUTES 4.4 MINUTES 4.5 MINUTES 4.5 MINUTES 4.5 MINUTES 4.6 MINUTES 4.5 MINUTES 4.6 MINUTES 4.6 MINUTES 4.5 MINUTES 4.6 MINUTES 4.7 MINUTES 4.7 MINUTES

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RESPONSE TIMES CITY-WIDE

AVERAGE RESPONSE TIMES TO ALS HIGH-RISK INCIDENTS

FIRST UNlT ON SCENE

3 MONTH PERIOD

JAN - MAR 2003 APR - JUN 2003 JUL - SEP 2003 OCT - DEC 2003 JAN - MAR 2004 APR - JUN 2004 JUL - SEP 2004 OCT - DEC 2004 JAN - MAR 2005 APR-JUN2005 JUL - SEP 2005 OCT - DEC 2005 JAN - MAR 2006 APR - JuN 2006 JUL - SEP 2006 OCT - DEC 2006 JAN - MAR2007 APR - JUN 2007 JUL - SEP 2007 OCT - DEC 2007 JAN - MAR 2008

1 ST UNIT ON SCENE

ALS INCIDENTS

DIVISION 1 5.3 MINUTES 5.4 MINUTES 5.3 MINUTES 5.3 MINUTES 5.2 MINUTES 5.2 MINUTES 5.1 MINUTES 5.2 MINUTES 5.2 MINUTES 5,ZMlNUTES 5.2 MINUTES 5.4 MINUTES 5.4 MINUTES 5.2 MINUTES 5.2 MINUTES 5.2 MINUTES 5.2 MINUTES 5.4 MINUTES 5.5 MINUTES 5.5 MINUTES 5.5 MINUTES

1ST UNIT ON SCENE

ALS INCIDENTS

DIVISION 3 5.9 MINUTES 5.9 M.lNUTES 5.9 MINUTES 5.7 MINUTES 5.8 MINUTES 5.7 MINUTES 5.7 MINUTES 5.6 MINUTES 5.7 M~~~~~~ 5.7MlNUTES 5.7 MINUTES 5.8 M.INUTES 5.8 MINUTES 5.8 MINUTES 5.6 MINUTES 5.7 MINUTES 5.6 MINUTES 5.7 MINUTES 5.9 MINUTES 5.9 MINUTES 5.9 MINUTES

1ST UNIT ON SCEiNE

ALS INCIDENTS

DIVISICIN 2 5.6 MINUTES 5.6 MI NlJTES 5.5 MlNlJTES 5.5 MINUTES 5.4 MlNlJTES 5.3 MINUTES 5.3 MINUTES 5.4 MlNlJTES 5.4 MINUTES 5.4MlNblTES 5.5 MINUTES 5.6 MINUTES 5.6 MINUTES 5.6 MINUTES 5.5 MINUTES 5.5 MINUTES 5.5 MINUTES 5.6 MINUTES 5.8 MINUTES 5.7 MINUTES 5.8 MINUTES

1ST UNIT ON SCENE

ALS INCIDENTS




FIRST PARAMEDIC UNlT ON SCENE

3 MONTH PERIOD

JAN - MAR 2003 APR - JUN 2I03 JUL - SEP 2003 OCT - DEC 2003 JAN - MAR 2004 APR-JUN2004 JUL - SEP 2004 OCT - DEC 2004 JAN - MAR 2005 APR - JUN 2005 JUL - SEP 2005 OCT - DEC 2005 JAN-MAR2006 APR-JUN2006 JUL - SEP 2006 OCT - DEC ZY306 JAN - MAR 2007 APR - JUN 2007 JUL - SEP 2007 OCT - DEC 2007 JAN - MAR2008

ISTALSUNIT ON SCENE

ALS INCIDENTS

DIVISION 2 7.0 MINUTES 7.0 MlNlJTES 6.9 MINUTES 7.0 MINUTES 6.8 MINUTES 6.4MlNUTES 6.6 MINUTES 6.5 MINUTES 6.6 MINUTES 6.7 MINUTES 6.7 MINUTES 6.8 MINUTES 6.8MlNUTES 6.9MlNUTES 7.0 MINUTES 6.9 MINUTES 7.0 MINUTES 6.9 MINUTES 7.1 MINUTES 7.0 MINUTES 7.3 MINUTES

ISTALSUNIT ON SCENE

ALS INCIDENTS

DIVISION 1 6.5 MINUTES 6.5 MINUTES 6.5 MINUTES 6.4 MINUTES 6.4 MINUTES 6.1 MINUTES 6.0 MINUTES 6.1 MINUTES 6.1 MINUTES 6.1 MlNUTES 6.2 MINUTES 6.4 MINUTES MINUTES 6.lMlNUTES 6.3 MINUTES 6.2 MINUTES 6.2 MINUTES 6.3 MINUTES 6.6 MINUTES 6.5 MINUTES 6.6 MINUTES

ISTALSUNIT ON SCENE

ALS INCIDENTS

DIVISION 3 7.0 MINUTES 6.9 MINUTES 6.8 MINUTES 6.7 MINUTES 6.6 MINUTES 6.3MlNUTES 6.3 MINUTES 6.3 MINUTES 6.3 MINUTES 6.3 MINUTES 6.3 MINUTES 6.4 MINUTES 6.5MlNUTES 6.4MlNUTES 6.4 MINUTES 6.3 MINUTES 6.2 MINUTES 6.2 MINUTES 6.4 MINUTES 6.4 MINUTES 6.5 MINUTES

1 ST ALS UNIT ON SCENE

ALS INCIDENTS



RESPONSE TllMES CITY-WIDE


FIRST PARAMEDIC AMBULANCE.ON SCENE

3 MONTH PERIOD

JAN - MAR 2003 APR - JUN 2003 JUL - SEP 2003 OCT - DEC 2003 JAN - MAR 2004 APR - JUN 2004 JUL - SEP 2004 OCT - DEC 2004 JAN - MAR 2005 APR- JUN 2005 JUL - SEP 2005 OCT - DEC 2005 JAN - MAR 2006

1ST ALS AMBULANCE

ON SCENE ALS

INCIDENTS DIVISION 1 6.9 MINUTES 6.9 MINUTES 6.9 MINUTES 6.5 MINUTES 6.5 MINUTES 6.4 MINUTES 6.4 MINUTES 6.4 MINUTES 6.5 MINUTES 6.5 MINUTES 6.5 MINUTES 6.7 MINUTES 6.6 MINUTES

APR - JUN 2006 JUL - SEP 2006 OCT - DEC 2006 JAN - MAR2007 APR-JUN2007 JUL - SEP 2007 OCT-DEC2007 JAN - MAR 2008

1 ST AILS AMBULANCE

ON SCENE ALS


6.5 MINUTES 6.6 MINUTES 6.4 MINUTES 6.5 MINUTES 6.6MlNUTES 6.8 MINUTES 6.7MlNUTES 6.8 MINUTES

IST ALS AMBULANCE

ON SCENE ALS


1ST ALS AMBULANCE

ON SCENE ALS

INCIDENTS CITY-WIDE 7.3 MINUTES 7.3 MINUTES 7.3 MINUTES 6.9 MINUTES 6.8 MINUTES 6.7 MINUTES 6.7 MINUTES 6.8 MINUTES 6.8 MINUTES 6.8 MINUTES 6.8 MINUTES 6.9 MINUTES 6.9 MINUTES

7.1 MINUTES 7.1 MINUTES 7.1 MINUTES 7.1 MINUTES 7.0MlNUTES 7.2 MINUTES 7.1 MINUTES 7.4 MINUTES

7.1 MINUTES 7.1 MINUTES 7.0 MINUTES 7.0 MINUTES 7.0MlNUTES 7.2 MINUTES 7.1 MINUTES 7.3 MINUTES

6.9 MINUTES 7.0 MINUTES 6.9 MINUTES 6.9 MINUTES 6.9 MINUTES 7.1 MINUTES 7.0 MINUTES 7.2 MINUTES


RESPONSE TINES CITY-'WIDE

AVERAGE RESPONSE TIMES TO BLS INCIDENTS

- FIRST UNlT ON SCENE

1 ST UNIT ON SCENE

BLS INCIDENTS


3 MONTH PERIOD

JAN - MAR 2003 APR - JUN 2003 JUL - SEP 2003 OCT - DEC 2003 JAN - MAR 2004 APR-JUN2004 JUL - SEP 2004 OCT - DEC 2004 JAN - MAR 2005 APR-JUN2005 JUL - SEP 2005 OCT - DEC 2005 JAN - MAR 2006 APR - JUN 2006 JUL - SEP 2006 OCT - DEC 2006 JAN-MAR2007 APR - JUN 2007 JUL - SEP 2007 OCT - DEC 2007 JAN-MAR2008

1ST UNIT ON SCENE

BLS INCIDENTS

DIVISION 1 6.7 MINUTES 6.8 MlNUTES 6.7 MINUTES 6.8 MINUTES 6.8 MINUTES 6.7MlNUTES 6.7 MINUTES 6.8 MINUTES 6.7 MINUTES 6.6MlNUTES 6.7 MINUTES 6.4 MINUTES 6.4 MINUTES 6.3 MINUTES 6.1 MINUTES 6.1 MINUTES 6.2MlNUTES 6.5 MINUTES 6.7 MINUTES 6.7 MINUTES 6.6MlNUTES

1 ST UNIT ON SCENE

BLS INCIDENTS

DIVISION 2 7.1 MINUTES 7.0 MINUTES 7.0 MINUTES 7.1 MINUTES 7.1 MINUTES 7.0MlNUTES 7.1 MINUTES 7.1 MINUTES 7.1 MINUTES 7.lMlNUTES 7.2 MINLJTES 7.0 MINUTES 7.0 MINUTES 6.9 MINUTES 6.6 MINUTES 6.7 MINUTES 6.7MlNUTES 6.9 MINUTES 7.1 MINUTES 7.2 MINUTES 7.0MlNUTES

1ST UNIT ON SCENE

BLS INCIDENTS

DIVISION 3 7.2 MINUTES 7.1 MINUTES 7.2 MINUTES 7.2 MINUTES 7.3 MINUTES 7.2MlNUTES 7.1 MINUTES 7.0 MINUTES 7.1 MINUTES 7.0MlNUTES 7.3 MINUTES 6.9 MINUTES 7.0 MINUTES 6.8 MINUTES 6.5 MINUTES 6.5 MINUTES 6.6MlNUTES 6.9 MINUTES 7.0 MINUTES 7.0 MINUTES 6.8MlNUTES


RESPONSE TIMES CITY-WIDE

AVERAGE RESPONSE TIMES TO OTHER FIRE INCIDENTS

FIRST UNlT ON SCENE

1 ST UNIT ON SCENE

OTHER FIRES


1 ST UNIT ON SCENE

OTHER $IRES

DIVISION 3 6.6 MINUTES 6.6 MINUTES 6.7 MINUTES 6.8 MINUTES 6.7MlNUTES 6.6 MINUTES 6.5 MINUTES 6.3 MINUTES 6.6 MINUTES 6.4 MINUTES 6.8 MINUTES 6.0 MINUTES 6.0 MINUTES 5.9 MINUTES 6.2 MINUTES 6.1 MINUTES 6.1 MINUTES 6.2 MINUTES 6.2 MINUTES 6.1 MINUTES 6.1MlNUTES

3 MONTH PERIOD

JAN - MAR 2003 APR - JUN 2003 JUL - SEP 2003 OCT - DEC 2003 JAN-MAR2004 APR - JUN 2004 JUL - SEP 2004 OCT - DEC 2004 JAN - MAR 2005 APR - JUN 2005 JUL - SEP 2005 OCT - DEC 2005 JAN - MAR 2006 APR - JUN 2006 JUL - SEP 2006 OCT - DEC 2006 JAN - MAR 2007 APR - JUN 2007 JUL - SEP 2007 OCT - DEC 2007 JAN-MAR2008

1ST UNIT ON SCENE

OTHER FIRES

DIVISION 1 6.0 MINUTES 6.1 MINUTES 6.3 MINUTES 6.2 MINUTES 6,OMlNUTES 6.1 MINUTES 6.1 MINUTES 5.9 MINUTES 5.8 MINUTES 5.9 MINUTES 6.0 MINUTES 5.3 MINUTES 5.4 MINUTES 5.4 MINUTES 5.7 MINUTES 5.5 MINUTES 5.4 MINUTES 5.9 MINUTES 5.7 MINUTES 5.7 MINUTES 5.6MlNUTES

IST UNIT OM SCENE

OTHER FIRES

DIVISION 2 5.9 MI NlJTES 5.9 MINUTES 6.1 MINUTES 6.0 MI NlJTES 5.9MlNlJTES 5.9 MlNlJTES 5.9 MINUTES 5.9 MINUTES 5.9 MINUTES 5.9 MINUTES 5.9 MINUTES 5.4 MINUTES 5.4 MINUTES 5.6 MINUTES 5.8 MINUTES 5.5 MINUTES 5.5 MINUTES 5.4 MINUTES 5.7 MINUTES 5.7 MINUTES 5.7MlNUTES


RESPONSE T1MES FOR FIRST RESOURCE ON SCENE


ALL EMERGENCY INCIDENTS

LESS THAN 5'MINUTES 63% I%& 51,322 incidents out of 81,129 LESS THAN 6 MINUTES 80% 64,681 incidents out of 81,129 LESS THAN 7 MINUTES 89% 71,924 incidents out of 81,129 LESS THAN 8'MINUTES 93% 75,576 incidents out of 81,129 LESS THAN 9 MINUTES 96% 77,627 incidents out of 81,129 LESS THAN 10 MINUTES 97% 78,792 incidents out of 81,129

STRUCTURE FIRES

LESS THAN S.MINUTES 85% 2%& 831 incidents out of 978 LESS THAN 6 MINUTES 95% 925 incidents out of 978 LESS THAN 7 MINUTES 98% 958 incidents out of 978 LESS THAN 8 MINUTES 98% I %& 962 incidents out of 978 LESS THAN 9-MINUTES 99% 969 incidents out of 978 LESS THAN 10 MINUTES 99% 973 incidents out of 978

EMS - ALS HIGH RISK

LESS THAN 5 MINUTES 72% 1 %& 13,908 incidents out of 19,349 LESS THAN 6.MINUTES 87% 1 %& 16,854 incidents out of 19,349 LESS THAN 7 MINUTES 94% 18,180 incidents out of. 19,349 LESS THAN 8 MINUTES 97% 18,732 incidents out of 19,349 LESS THAN MINUTES 98% 1 8,989 incidents out of 19,349 LESS THAN 10 MINUTES 99% 19,134 incidents out of 19,349

1 %? = 1 % increase (improvement) from previous quarter 2%& = 2% decrease from previous quarter

NUMBERS IN RED DO'NOT MEET LAFD RESPONSE TlME STANDARD OF 90 %.

NUMBERS IN GREEN SURPASS THE LAFD RESPONSE TlME STANDARD OF 90 %.


RESPONSE TIMES FOR FIRST RESOURCE ON SCENE


EMS - ALS EMERGENCY LESS THAN 5 MINUTES 62% 2%& 17,817 incidents out of 28,939 LESS THAN 6 MINUTES 80% I%& 23,106 incidents out of 28,939 LESS THAN 7 MINUTES 90% I%$ 25,943 incidents out of 28,939 LESS THAN 8 MINUTES 95% 27,370 incidents out of 28,939 LESS THAN 9 MINUTES 97% 28,043. incidents out of 28,939 LESS THAN 10 MINUTES 98% 28,433 incidents out of 28,939

EMS -. BLS EMERGENCY LESS THAN 5 MINUTES 61% 2%f 10,441 incidents out of 17,024 LESS THAN 6 MINUTES 78% 214t 13,265 incidents out of 17,024 LESS THAN 7 MINUTES 87% I%? 14,864 incidents out of 17,024 LESS THAN 8 MINUTES 92% %? 15,702.incidents out of 17,024 LESS THAN 9 MINUTES 95% 4 %f 16,221. incidents out of 17,024 LESS THAN 10 MINUTES 97% 1 %? 16,458 incidents out of 17,024 LESS THAN 15 MINUTES 99% 16,909 incidents out of 17,024

EMS - BLS NON-EMERGENCY LESS THAN 5 MINUTES 36% 2,978 incidents out of 8,351 LESS THAN 6 MINUTES 53% 4,427'incidents out of 8,351 LESS THAN 7 MINUTES 68% 1 %? 5,657.incidents out of 8,351 LESS THAN 8 MINUTES 78% 6,495 incidents out of 8,351 LESS THAN 9 MINUTES 85% 7,096 incidents out of 8,351 LESS THAN 10 MINUTES 90% 7,509 incidents out of 8,351 LESS THAN 15 MINUTES 98% 8,184 incidents out of 8,351

ALL EMERGENCY EMS INCIDENTS LESS THAN 5 MINUTES 65% 42,166.incidents out of 65,312 LESS THAN 6 MINUTES 81% 1%& 53,225 incidents out of 65,312 LESS THAN 7 MINUTES 90% 58,987 incidents out of 65,312 LESS THAN 8 MINUTES 95% 61,804 incidents out of 65,312 LESS THAN 9 MINUTES 97% 63,253 incidents out of 65,312 LESS THAN 10 MINUTES 98% 64,025 incidents out of 65,312 LESS THAN 15 MINUTES 99% 65,071 incidents out of 65,312

NUMBERS IN RED DO NOT MEET LAFD RESPONSE TIME STANDARD OF 90 %.

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. JANUARY - MARCH 2008

OTHER FIRES LESS THAN 5. MINUTES 68% 1 %$ 1,903 incidents out of 2,785 LESS THAN 6 MINUTES 82% I%& 2,279 incidents out of .2,785 LESS THAN 7 MINUTES 89% 2,474 incidents out of 2,785 LESS THAN 8. MINUTES 93% 2,593 incidents out of 2,785 LESS THAN 9 MINUTES 95% 2,655 incidents out of 2,785 LESS THAN 10 MINUTES 97% lo!? 2,699 incidents out of 2,785

FIRE ALARMS LESS THAN 5 MINUTES 60% I%$ 3,488 incidents out of .5,801 LESS THAN 6 MINUTES 75% 1 %& 4,356 incidents out of 5,801 LESS THAN 7. MINUTES 84% 1 %& 4,850 incidents out of 5,801 LESS THAN 8 MINUTES 89% I%& 5,137 incidents out of 5,801 LESS THAN 9 MINUTES 92% I%& 5,319 incidents out of 5,801 LESS THAN 10.MINUTES 94% I%& 5,460 incidents out of 5,801

HAZARDS LESS THAN 5 MINUTES 52% A%? 321 incidents out of 613 LESS THAN MINUTES 69% 426 incidents out of 613 LESS THAN 7 MINUTES 80% 2%& 488 incidents out of 613 LESS THAN 8 MINUTES 86% 2%& 529 incidents out of 61 3 LESS THAN 9.MINUTES 91 % .I ?Gf 556 incidents out of 61 3 LESS THAN 10 MINUTES 93% 2%& 571 incidents out of 613

RESCUES LESS THAN 5 MINUTES 62% 1 %& 601 incidents out of 971 LESS THAN 6 MINUTES 76% 2%& 737 incidents out of 971 LESS THAN 7 MINUTES 85% I%$ 826 incidents out of 971 LESS THAN MINUTES 90% 2%$ 871 incidents out of . 971 LESS THAN 9 MINUTES 94% 909 incidents out of 971 LESS THAN IO.MINUTES 95% 1 %& 927 incidents out of 971

l o i n ? = 1 % increase (improvement) from previous quarter 2%& = 2% decrease from previous quarter

NUMBERS IN RED DO NOT MEET LAFD RESPONSE TIME STANDARD OF 90 %. 30

LOS ANGELES FIR& DEPARTMENT

RESPONSE TIMES- FOFt

FIRST PARAIVIEDIC UNlT ON SCIENE

OF EMS INCZIDENTS


ALL EMS INCIDENTS WITH A PARAMEDIC UNlT RESPONDING

-2 MINUTES OR LESS 3 MINUTES OR LESS 4 MINUTES OR LESS 5 MINUTES OR LESS 6 MINUTES OR LESS 7 MINUTES OR LESS ,8 MINUTES OR LESS 9 MINUTES OR LESS

10 MINUTES OR LESS 1 I MINUTES OR LESS 12 MINUTES OR LESS 13 MINUTES OR LESS 14 MINUTES OR LESS 15 MINUTES OR LESS

5% 3,511 .incidents out of 63,990 16% 1 %& 10,374 incidents out of 63,990 34% 3%& 21,796 incidents out of 63,990 53% 4%J 34,096 incidents out of 63,990 68% 4%& 43,971 incidents out of 63,990 79% 3%4 50,640 incidents out of 63,990 WO/, 2%& 55,071 incidents out of 63,990 91 % 1 %& 57,917 incidents out of 63,990 93% I%& 59,732 incidents out of 63,990 95% 1 %& 60,904 incidents out of 63,990 96% 1 %& 61,688 incidents out of 63,990 97% 1 %& 62,223 incidents out of 63,990 98% 62,624 incidents out of 63,990 98% I %& 62,969 incidents out of 63,990

a.4: = 1% increase (improvement) from previous quarter 1 %& = 1 % decrease from previous quarter

NUMBERS IN RED DO NOT MEET LAFD RESPONSE TIME STANDARD OF 90 %.

Documents

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