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RockStat August 8, 2013. Rockford Fire Department. PRESENTED BY: Chief Derek Bergsten. Rockford Fire Department Dashboard. Rockford Fire Department Vacant Building Fires. 19 total vacant building fires this year 11 in July Mostly residential 4 of the 19 were due to arson.
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RockStat August 8, 2013
Rockford Fire Department PRESENTED BY: Chief Derek Bergsten
Rockford Fire DepartmentVacant Building Fires • 19 total vacant building fires this year • 11 in July • Mostly residential • 4 of the 19 were due to arson 2013 Vacant Building Fires
Rockford Fire Department6th and 7th Ambulances Placed in Service 6/26 Placed in Service 6/19
Rockford Fire Department6th and 7th Ambulances Ambulance Responses 2012 Ambulance Responses 6/26/2013-7/31/2013
Rockford Fire Department6th and 7th Ambulances Private Ambulance Responses
Rockford Fire Department6th and 7th Ambulances Ambulance Travel Times (En routeArrival on Scene) 6 weeks before and after New Ambulances in Service
Rockford Fire Department Achievements • Deployment of 6th and 7th Ambulances • All planned maintenances 100% compliant • Planning for Fire Station 3 • Transitioning to a PDF based inspection form allowing inspectors to capture signatures and email copies of the inspection immediately upon completion • Participated in many public education events including Pink Heals, Fun Safe Summer events, YMCA camp, etc. • Gave out 21 smoke detectors and 7 CO detectors on Salter Ave
Rockford Fire DepartmentAreas for Improvement • Have dedicated the month of August to improving our Driver safety • Adjusting response stills for additional ambulances • Conducting maintenance at the training tower and the grounds of the Academy • Working on more formal documentation of public education/community risk reduction events to include lessons learned and exact number of contacts made
Rockford Police Department PRESENTED BY: ASSISTANT DEPUTY CHIEF DOUG PANN
Court Outcomes for Gun Arrests 2013 Gun Related Arrests with Dispositions
Rockford Police Department Achievements Improvements District 2 Building Selection Selection Process for PPD to begin soon Lt. of PPD PPD Supervision / Officers / Detectives Crime-free Housing Software still in development Rollout External National Police Research Platform Community Survey • 2013 Hells Angels USA run a success • Unified Command EOC • Youth Police Academy started this week • Jefferson H.S. Pathway Selections Implemented • Parolee Call-ins Continue • 63 Total Called in and only 4 have Re-offended • Next call-in August 28, 2013 • All 2012 lease vehicles deployed / 2013s arriving • Began Internal Component of National Police Research Platform Survey • Violent Crime Task Force in Place • RCPD, WCSP, ISP, FBI • Completed CALEA On-Site Inspection
Public Works Dept. PRESENTED BY: Mark Stockman – Street Superintendent Tim Holdeman – Water Superintendent Matthew Vitner – City Engineer
Street & Transportation Division Mark Stockman Street & Transportation Superintendent
Street & TransportationForestry – Tree Planting • Phase I - First 44 of 475 trees planted in July. • Locations – City-wide with emphasis on west side of river. • CBD plantings delayed due to equipment and soil issues within tree pits. Expect to begin in early to mid August. • Program has been well-received by public. New requests will be put on 2014 package.
Street & TransportationAchievements • Tree planting program. • New equipment allowed the Forestry Section to address windstorm issues without the assistance of contractual labor. • Met all benchmarks in Property, Traffic, and Graffiti. • All budgets within the Street Division are on plan.
Street & TransportationAreas for Improvement • Backlog of Pothole and Pruning Requests. • Creek & waterway maintenance. • Mowing & Right of Way maintenance.
Water Division PRESENTED BY: Tim Holdeman, Water Superintendent
Public Works – Water DivisionMonthly Pumpage and Drought Severity Index
Public Works – Water DivisionUsage Dependent Revenue and Expense
Public Works – Water DivisionRockford Water Utility Strategic Management Cycle Internal Assessment Evaluation / Feedback Stakeholder Input Performance Monitoring Preliminary Plan Strategic Planning City Council Review & Input Water Utility Master Plan Implementation
Public Works – Water DivisionWell 9 (Crosby & James) – Landscape Improvements
Public Works – Water DivisionWell 37 (Huffman Blvd.) – VOC Treatment Construction
Public Works – Water DivisionAchievements • Excellent Water Quality • Sufficient Water Supply & Stable Water Pressure • Corrosion Abatement Pilot Study – Field Survey • Millennium Fountain Operations Contract • Production Section Operational Adjustments
Public Works – Water DivisionAreas of Improvement • Operations Personnel Replacements • - Water Operator, Water Line Locator, Dist. Crew Leader • Energy Conservation and Curtailment • Water Service Control Valve Failure Rate • Source Water (Wellhead) Protection
Engineering Division PRESENTED BY: Matthew Vitner, City Engineer
Morgan Street Bridge Project Public Works – Engineering Division Project Updates
West State Street Reconstruct Project South Main Street Reconstruct Project Main / Auburn Roundabout North Main Street Project SW Drainage Ditch Improvements Public Works – Engineering Division Project Updates
Public Works – Engineering DivisionAchievements • Implemented the Carts & Kiosks Vending Program Downtown • – 1st Food Truck Vendor had over 50 customers on first day • Implemented Automation at the State & Main Parking Deck
Public Works – Engineering DivisionAreas of Improvement • Work with Street Division for Creek Maintenance • Continue working with private property owners on detention pond maintenance • Find funding for Storm Water Projects and Traffic Signal Replacements
Community and Economic Development Department PRESENTED BY: Vicki Manson, Development Programs Manager
Neighborhood Development Division PRESENTED BY: Vicki Manson, Development Programs Manager
Community and Economic DevelopmentNeighborhood DevelopmentScorecard * Activities are not scheduled to be completed until year end.
Community and Economic DevelopmentNeighborhood DevelopmentAchievements • Property condition survey completed using LocalData; presenting outcome to other community organizations. • Received IHDA and Attorney General Madigan Foreclosure Settlement grant; applied for a second IHDA grant for rehabilitation. • Memorandum of Understanding signed by five housing non-profits for the creation of a “Master” Community Housing Development Organization. • Facilitated Project Facelift 2013.