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ALBUQUERQUE FIRE

DEPARTMENT

Monthly Informational Report

February – March 2018

Fire Chief

Paul W. Dow

Presented to the City of Albuquerque

Mayor Tim Keller

And City Council Members

Ken Sanchez President

Don Harris Vice President

Isaac Benton

Klarissa J Peña

Brad Winter

Cynthia Borrego

Pat Davis

Diane G. Gibson

Trudy E. Jones

Albuquerque Fire Department Monthly Informational Report February – March

2018

CURRENT EVENTS 2/21 - AFD is proud to have Fire Chief Paul W. Dow

unanimously approved by City Council.

2/23 - Three separate apartment fires occurred within

hours of one another in different parts of the city that

are unrelated and did not result in any injuries.

2/23 - A church fire on the 3700 block of Silver Ave.

SE was quickly extinguished.

2/25 - Engine and Rescue 11 rescued an unconscious victim

from an apartment fire near Gibson and San Pedro.

3/10 – Six AFD Firefighters deployed on a Brush Truck to

assist with a large wild land fire near Clayton, NM.

3/11 - Multiple AFD units responded to ABQ Sunport for an

emergency landing call resulting in two transports to area

hospitals.

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT There were over 20 community involvement projects this

month such as station tours, public education events, and

community support opportunities.

Arson division is working on a grant to fund a Youth Fire

Setter Intervention and Prevention project.

AFD raced up 20 flights to beat out other local fire

departments to win the American Lung Association Fight for

Air Climb at the Hyatt Downtown.

AFD Academy instructors set up a Hands Only CPR booth at

Sandia Casino for Safer NM conference.

FIRE MARSHALLS OFFICE / INSPECTIONS Total inspections for the month of February are 773, with 564

new inspections and 209 re-inspections.

Efforts continue towards integrating miFIRE program

utilized in bridging FMO inspections with field crew’s pre-

incident fire plans.

FLEET MANAGEMENT Total fuel costs for the month of February is $38,880.62.

Ladder 21 will be out of service approximately 3 weeks for aerial and

Tak-4 welding. We currently have no spare Ladder apparatus available.

R15 at body shop for repair and will utilize a spare unit.

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS

Over 14 Fire Stations and other AFD buildings are currently involved

this month.

We are continuing our efforts to build interstitial entryways from bays to

the living quarters of our Fire Stations.

TRAINING

Target Solutions totaled 10,606 hours of both online and company training for all

members and 24 hours of Human Resources training has been added to annual Target

Solutions.

3/6 - Albuquerque Fire Department Academy hosted “Stop the Bleed: Train the Trainer”

for AFD members and other agencies to reach out to their respective communities to

teach and train treatment for trauma victims.

Wildland Division has started annual pack testing/shelter deployment at Balloon Fiesta

Park.

HTR Division hosted training with Station 3 at the NWS Doppler Radar Tower utilizing

high angle rescue of a simulated unconscious patient.

CNM will be sending EMT-Basic students for ride-a-longs with multiple Engine

apparatus this month.

De Anza Hotel offered real life training opportunities for AFD members to practice

forcible entry and roof operations before remodeling begins.

Albuquerque Fire Department

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Albuquerque, NM 87102-2123

Office (505)764-6333

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FEBRUARY 2018 INCIDENT CATEGORY REPORT

Basic Incident Type Category Count

1 - Fire 172

2 - Overpressure Rupture, Explosion, Overheat (No Fire) 4

3 - Rescue & Emergency Medical Service Incident 5,887

4 - Hazardous Condition (No Fire) 52

5 - Service Call 63

6 - Good Intent Call 1,002

7 - False Alarm & False Call 231

8 - Severe Weather & Natural Disaster 0

9 - Special Incident Type 4

Not Reported 550

Grand Total 7,965


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ALBUQUERQUE FIRE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY INFORMATIONAL REPORT

CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 1, KEN SANCHEZ

AFD STATION 7 Station 7 hosted a large tour for 25 kids

Engine 7 assisted the nearby Post Office with raising their

American flag

AFD STATION 17 / BATTALION COMMANDER 4 Engine and Rescue 17 participated in

wildland/chainsaw training in the East

Mountains

Battalion 4 Commander attended District

5 Community Open House and

Neighborhood Coalition Meeting

Engine 17 attended St. Pius Memorial

Tournament to display the truck and

public safety education

AFD STATION 18 E18 called out for smoke investigation near Coors / Montaño to

find a ½ acre brush fire in the bosque and called for additional

resources to successfully extinguish the fire

Station 18 hosted a tour for CNM students in the Fire Science

program





CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 2, ISAAC BENTON

AFD STATION 1 Hosted a press conference with Chief Dow to address Community ALS and

BLS care programs to increase patient care as well as help reduce the strain on

the 911 system

Rescue 1 participated in the Lung Association Fight for Air Climb the Hyatt

Downtown as EMS stand-by

AFD STATION 2 Station 2 hosted a tour for 20 kids

AFD STATION 4 / BATTALION COMMANDER 1 Battalion Commander Skip Tinagero and

Jed Hyland were recognized by the

Optimist International Club for their efforts on a structure fire at 1135 Texas

NE

Battalion 1 Commander attended St. Pius Memorial Tournament to display

the truck and public safety education

Squad 1, Ladder and Engine 4 crew members received training on Rigaku

ResQ chemical monitor at the AFD Academy

AFD STATION 6 Engine 6 attended St. Pius Memorial Tournament to display the truck and

public safety education

AFD STATION 10 Engine 10 hosted a station tour for ABQ Sign Language Academy and is

staying ahead of the upcoming Wildland season

Capital Improvement division is installing an interstitial doorway that will

eliminate gas and diesel fumes from the apparatus bay from entering living

spaces in the station




ALBUQUERQUE FIRE DEPARTMENT

MONTHLY INFORMATIONAL REPORT

CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 3, KLARISSA PEÑA

AFD STATION 7 Station 7 hosted a large tour for 25 kids

Engine 7 assisted the nearby Post Office with raising their

American flag

AFD STATION 14

Station 14 hosted Safer

NM Car Seat Clinic and

a station tour for 10 kids

Engine 14, along with

other firefighters,

participated in the Lung

Association Fight for Air

Climb at the Hyatt

Downtown

AFD Station 14 will be volunteering crews to help the

respective neighborhood association with planting trees

for an upcoming community event





CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 4, BRAD WINTER

AFD STATION 15 Station 15 hosted two large station tours

Ladder 15 participated in the Lung

Association

Fight for Air Climb at the Hyatt

Downtown assisting with BCFD ladder

to hang the American flag

Capital Improvement division will be

installing an interstitial doorway that

will eliminate gas and diesel fumes

from the apparatus bay from entering

living spaces in the station

AFD STATION 20 / BATTALION COMMANDER 3 Station 20 hosted Safer NM Car Seat Clinic

Station 20 hosted two station tours for over 20 kids





CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 5, CYNTHIA BORREGO

AFD STATION 21 Ladder 21 participated in

the 2018 St. Baldrick’s

event partnering with a Rio

Rancho FD Ladder

apparatus to hang the

American flag

Capital Improvement

division is installing an

interstitial doorway that

will eliminate gas and diesel fumes from the apparatus bay from

entering living spaces in the station

AFD STATION 22 Station 22 will soon be added as a future Wildland Task Force

station and the new Brush truck will be ordered soon, thank you!




ALBUQUERQUE FIRE DEPARTMENT

MONTHLY INFORMATIONAL REPORT CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 6, PAT DAVIS

AFD STATION 3 Station 3 hosted Safer NM Car Seat Clinic as well as

two large station tours

Station 3 training involved simulated emergency of

an unconscious patient inside the NWS Doppler

Radar Tower utilizing high angle rescue

Station 3 responded to the 3700 block of Silver SE

for a church fire that was quickly extinguished, AFD

is working with other city departments to ensure the

property owner removes excessive combustibles

inside and secures the property

AFD STATION 5 / BATTALION COMMANDER 2 Battalion Commander Skip Tinagero and Jed Hyland were recognized by the

Optimist International Club for their efforts on a structure fire at 1135 Texas

NE

Station 5 responded to a working fire on the 500 block of Vermont NE for a

bedroom fire in a duplex apartment building

Battalion 2 attended Coffee with Councilor Gibson as well as the South Los

Altos Neighborhood Association meeting

Capital Improvement division is installing an interstitial doorway that will

eliminate gas and diesel fumes from the apparatus bay from entering living

spaces in the station as well as security perimeter fencing

AFD STATION 11 Engine and Rescue 11 responded to more calls this month than any other

station with 526 and 452 respectively

Engine and Rescue 11 rescued an unconscious victim from an apartment fire

near Gibson and San Pedro





CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 7, DIANE GIBSON

AFD STATION 9 Station 9 responded to an apartment fire in the kitchen near

Menaul and Eubank, several apartment units evacuated and AFD

crews rescued a cat

AFD STATION 13

Squad 3 and Engine 13 crew

members received training on Rigaku

ResQ chemical monitor at the AFD

Academy

Station 13 responded to the church

fire on the 3700 block of Silver SE

in Nob Hill, crews were able to

contain the fire to the room of origin

AFD STATION 19 / QI OFFICER

QI ran 163 calls this month, 30 of which were fire related and a

new QI officer was recently selected filling a third spot that was

recently vacant on C shift





CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 8, TRUDY JONES

AFD STATION 8 Station 8 participated in

foothill rescue training,

along with Station 16, these

stations are outfitted with

special gear for extrication

from mountainous terrain

AFD STATION 9

Station 9 responded to an apartment fire in the kitchen near

Menaul and Eubank, several apartment units evacuated and AFD

crews rescued a cat

AFD STATION 16 Station 16 hosted a station tour

Capital improvement project installing interstitial doorways to

avoid introducing apparatus exhaust into the living quarters

Station 16 is increasing Wildland and foothill rescue training with

the dry weather and Spring approaching





CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 9, DON HARRIS

AFD STATION 8 Station 8 participated in

foothill rescue training, along

with Station 16, these stations

are outfitted with special gear

for extrication from

mountainous terrain

AFD STATION 12

Rescue 12 was the third busiest rescue in the city with 355 calls

and Engine 12 was the fourth busiest Engine with 340 calls Capital Improvement division installing an interstitial doorway that

will eliminate gas and diesel fumes from the apparatus bay from

entering living spaces in the station

ALL INCIDENTS FOR ALBUQUERQUE FOR FEBRUARY 2018 DISTRICT 1


Records Management Division 400 Roma Avenue, NW

Albuquerque, NM 87102-2123

Office (505)764-6333

Fax (505)764-6360

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