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    INCIDENT

    DATA

    FEBRUARY 3,2012 TO JULY 31,2013

    18MONTHS

    EMSONLY

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    CALL VOLUME: 2/12-1/13 2/13-7/13 Total

    Emergency Medical Calls 3223 1601 4824

    Daily Average 8.83 8.84 8.84

    Transports 2392 1134 3526

    Transferred to Empire 158 113 271

    Transferred to Other Ambulance 15 16 31

    Assist Empire with Transport 106 64 170

    Transport Basic Life Support 1529 725 2254

    Transport Advance Life Support 846 403 1249

    Percentage of calls covered by SSFD 87.5% 88% 87.75%

    RESPONSE TIMES:(AVERAGE MM:SS) 2/12-1/13 2/13-7/13 18 Mo Avg.

    Dispatch Processing 1:52 2:40 2:26

    Turnout Time 1:25 1:16 1:20

    Travel Time 3:51 3:56 3:53

    On Scene Time 13:55 13:28 13:41

    Total Out of Service Time 35:56 34:30 35:12

    Average Response Time 4:46 4:55 4:50

    EMPIRE AMBULANCE 2012 2013

    Average Response Time (MM:SS) 8:33 8:23

    Priority 1 Emergency average response time (MM:SS) 7:57 7:34

    Priority 2 non-emergency average response time (MM:SS) 9:11 9:52

    Percentage Compliance with 8 minute response time 57% 68%

    Percentage Compliance with 12 minute response time 79% 84%

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    CALL

    TYPE

    :18

    M

    ONTH

    Amount

    30%

    8%

    12%9%

    17%

    24% Medical

    Cardiac

    Trauma

    RespitatoryFall

    Other

    Group 12 Month 18 Month

    ALS Intercept 16 24

    Cancelled En route 27 36

    Cancelled on scene 22 28

    Dead at Scene 23 30

    Lift Assist ONLY 103 183

    No Patient Found 74 132

    Patient Refused Care 259 365

    SHED Helipad Transfer 2 2

    SSFD Assist EMPIRE in Transport 106 169

    SSFD Assist mutual aid Ambulance in Transport 7 12

    Stand by 5 5

    TOT EMPIRE 158 263

    TOT Mutual Aid Ambulance 15 27

    Treated ALS, Refused Transport 10 15

    Treated, Refused transport 6 6

    Treated, Transferred to Air Medical 15 18

    Treated, Transported ALS 846 1250

    Treated, Transported BLS 1529 2258

    Total 3223 4824

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    EXPENSES

    JANUARY 1,2012 TO JULY 31,2013

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    52400Details:

    Date Descript ion Cost

    14-Feb 12 Ballston Lake Used Ambulance $ 12,000.00

    21-Feb-12 Knox Box - Vault and Secure Key $ 2,081.00

    5-Mar-12 Saratoga Sign Pro's - Lettering $ 1,310.00

    27-Mar-12 Knox Box - Vault and Secure Key (Shipping) $ 70.00

    27-Mar-12 Henry Shein - Reg - Medical Equipment $ 26.00

    27-Mar-12 Equipment for ambulance 2 $ 1,055.36

    13-Apr-12 Transfer out $(4,000.00)

    13-Apr-12 Knox Box Installation $ 271.73

    30-Apr-12 Pittsfield Communication - 800/155 installation $ 250.00

    52100 Details:Date Descript ion Cost

    22-Feb-12 Radios $ 393.5

    27-Feb-12 Stryker Stretcher - Altamont Rescue Squad $ 1,480.00

    18-Feb-12 Well's Communication - Radio Installation $ 276.13

    7-Mar-12 Bound Tree Medical - Stair Char $ 2,974.00

    8-Mar-12 OSITECH LP12 Cable USB $ 582.36

    11-J ul-12 Physio Control Batteries $ 900.00

    1-Nov-12 Cascade System $ 1,197.00

    27-Nov12 J umbo D O2 Cylinders (10) $ 792.69

    Transfer in $ -80,000.01-Dec-12 Physio Control Life Pack 15 (2) $ 56,459.00

    2/13/2013 Physio Control Maintenance Agreement $4,320.00

    2/3/2013 Witmer Oxygen Bottles $792.69

    5/2/2013 Physio Control Modems $150.00

    1 Adjusted to reflect supplies for the two ambulances2 Total overtime expense multiplied by the percent shift short overtime3 Includes salary, benefits and healthcare for first half of 2013

    Ambulance Service Expenses

    Org Project 2012 2013 Total

    A3143632 52400 Vehicles 17,064.09 0.00 17,064.09

    A3143632 52100 Equipment 74,198.89 5,262.69 79,461.58

    A3143634 54111 Medical Supplies 3,640.37 0.00 3,640.37

    A3143634 54747 Ambulance Billing Service 42,300.00 29,621.63 67,867.94A3143634 54520 Fuel 5,620.65 3,091.20 8,711.85

    A3143634 54510 Ambulance Maintenance 2,067.23 2,311.23 4,378.46

    A3143634 54150 EMS Supplies1

    16,081.67 9,923.49 26,005.16

    Personnel Expenses

    A3143411 51960 Overtime2

    61,968.00 24,180.00 86,148.00A3143411 51730 (2) Firefighters

    30.00 44,713.62 44,713.62

    222,940.90 119,103.86

    Total Ambulance337,991.07

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    54111 Details

    Date Descript ion Cost

    7-Mar VidaCare I/O Needles $1,868.49

    27-Mar Supplies for 2 ambulance $ 835.61

    2-Apr Reeves Stretcher $ 197.00

    54747 DetailsDate Descript ion Vender Cost

    6/1/2012 February - J une MultiMed 1,420.8

    6/28/2012 J uly MultiMed 2,477.05

    8/17/2012 August MultiMed 3,109.9

    8/30/2012 September MultiMed 575

    8/30/2012 September MultiMed 3,165.45

    9/27/2012 October MultiMed 11,445.03

    10/23/2012 Void Check MultiMed -575

    11/1/2012 November MultiMed 5,324.14

    12/14/2012 December MultiMed 6,399.072/1/2013 J anuary MultiMed 4,710.76

    3/1/2013 February MultiMed 4,652.42

    4/1/2013 March MultiMed 4,264.05

    5/1/2013 April MultiMed 5.504.18

    6/1/2013 May MultiMed 5,193.73

    7/1/2013 J une MultiMed 5,296.49

    52100 Comments

    There are three items listed in line item 52100 that are one time expenses. The first is the

    purchase of an oxygen cascade system. This $1,197.00, as well as the $792.69

    expenditure for oxygen bottles was added as a result of the increased cost of oxygen,

    bottle rentals and delivery charges. We quickly determined that our consumption of

    oxygen exceeded our estimates. With the purchase of a cascade system; it eliminates the

    need for delivery and bottle rental fees and allows for the purchase of larger quantities of

    oxygen at a much lower cost. Oxygen cost has been reduced by more than 157% over

    2012 as a result of the installation of the cascade system.

    The LP 15 monitor/deliberation units were purchased from ambulance revenues. The

    units have been previously identified in the Fire Department Capital Projects planning

    and were submitted as part of the 2012 surplus spending proposals. Since the units had

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    already been identified and after discussions with the Finance Office it was determined

    that the best course of action was to use revenue from the ambulance to purchase these

    units. The LP 15 units would have been purchased regardless of whether the Fire

    Department provided ambulance service or not.

    MILEAGE BEGINNING ENDING MILES DRIVEN

    Ambulance 5651 2,360.00 21,956 19,586

    Ambulance 5652 75,260 80,565 5,305

    Total Miles 24,891

    Cost per mile X .35

    Total Fuel Cost $8,711.85

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    REVENUES

    FEBRUARY 3,2012 TO JULY 31,2013

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    FEBRUARY 2012 TO JULY 31,2013-DEPOSITS

    Org Project Item 2012 2013 Total

    41640 Ambulance Fees $ 578,695 $ 498,069 $ 1,076,766

    41641 ALS Fees $ 8,068 $ - $ 8,068

    42413 Station Rental $ 28,397 $ 10,000 $ 38,397

    $ 1,123,231

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