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City of Palm Coast Fire Rescue Department Fleet management Plan for Fire Suppression Equipment

City of Palm Coast Fire Rescue Department Fleet management Plan for Fire Suppression Equipment. Planning for the Future. History of Apparatus. City Incorporated 1999:

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City of Palm Coast Fire Rescue Department Fleet management Plan for Fire Suppression Equipment

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  1. City of Palm Coast Fire Rescue DepartmentFleet management Plan for Fire Suppression Equipment

  2. Planning for the Future

  3. History of Apparatus • City Incorporated 1999: • All County apparatus associated with the Palm Coast Fire Department became the possession of the City. At that time the Department did not have: • 1- Back up apparatus • 2- Volunteer Apparatus Per the I.S.O rating – 6/9

  4. Apparatus assigned to Station # 21 Front Line: Eng. # 21 2007 Pierce pumper 6 years Back up: Eng. # 232 1984 Mack pumper 29 years

  5. Apparatus assigned to Station # 22 Front Line: Eng. # 22 2003 Seagrave pumper 10 years Back up : Eng. # 222 1976 Ward LaFrance 37 years

  6. Apparatus assigned to Station # 23 Front Line: Eng. 23 2011 Pierce 2 years

  7. Apparatus assigned to Station # 24 Front Line: Eng. # 24 2007 Pierce pumper 6 years Back up: Eng. # 242 1986 Mack pumper 37 years Front Line: Tower- # 2 2010 Sutphen 100’ Platform Tower 2 years

  8. Apparatus assigned to Station # 25 Front Line: Ladder # 25 2006 Seagrave Quint (100’) 7 years Back up: Eng: # 25 2004 Pierce/Kenworth 9 years Back up: Eng. # 252 1985 Mack pumper 28 years

  9. NFPA 1911: Standard for the Inspection, Maintenance, Testing, and Retirement of In-Service Automotive Fire Apparatus Annex D / Guidelines for First-Line and Reserve Fire Apparatus- D.1 General: …, fully enclosed riding areas with reduced noise (dBA) levels to keep crew members safe and informed, seats and seat belts for all crew members riding on the apparatus, fail safedoorhandles so the sleeve of a coat does not inadvertently catch a handle and open a door…

  10. Open Cabs

  11. Replacement Schedule Goal: Keep front line apparatus in service for 15-20 years. Step down front line apparatus after 15-30 as Back-up for additional years when possible. Replace apparatus as needed on a two year replacement schedule

  12. Replacement Schedule

  13. 2012-13 Replacement Eng. # 22 2003 Seagrave pumper 10 years Will become Back up Need for replacement due to mileage. Because of the size of Station #22, the need to build a custom apparatus exists.

  14. Replacement Schedule 2014 E-232 1984 Mack Retire 2016 E-252 1985 Mack Retire 2018 E-242 1986 Mack Retire 2020 E-21 2007 Pierce Back-up E-24 2007 Pierce Back-up

  15. 2013 Pumper RFP Price Sheet • Pierce - $357,340.00 • Rosenbauer - $360,376.00 • Spartan - $362,653.00 • Ferrara - $390,800.00 • KME - $ 390,856.00 • Sutphen - $419,991.00 • Seagrave - $484,344.00

  16. Rosenbauer - Commander • Meets or exceeds specifications as outlined by PCFD • 240 Cubic Feet of Storage Space • Best Warranty in the Industry – 2 years – others 1 year • Meets height and length requirements

  17. Rosenbauer - Commander • Cab – exceeds NFPA requirements of 36,000 lbs. • Manufactured in South Dakota • 140 years of Manufacturer experience • 95% of the apparatus and components are manufactured in the USA! • Off the Shelf Parts, reduces long term costs and down time

  18. Questions

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