october 2017 dps monthly report - lower allen township, pa · 2017. 12. 28. · public safety...

OCTOBER 2017 MONTHLY REPORT

PUBLIC SAFETY OCTOBER 2017 MONTHLY REPORT

Director Pages 3-5

Police Captain Pages 6-17

Support Services Lieutenant Pages 18-21

Police Operational Services Sergeant Pages 22-24

EMS Captain Pages 25-30

Fire Captain/PSOs Page 31-32

TABLE OF CONTENTS


The Department of Public Safety continues to move forward in our mission to provide for the safest community

possible through service to our residents and visitors.

Sunday, October 1st – Attended the Governor’s Emergency Preparedness Conference at the Hershey Lodge and

Convention Center. This is a training conference sponsored through the Governor’s Office by various state

agencies, including PEMA, the Department of Health, and others. Courses/events attended included lessons

learned from the Pulse Nightclub shooting, Feeding the Masses During Disasters, and the Keystone Emergency

Management Agency Awards and Annual Dinner in the evening.

Monday, October 2nd – Again attended the Governor’s Emergency Preparedness Conference including the

morning Plenary session, the Penn TIME State Incident Traffic Management class, the National Weather Service

products improvement class, and the FEMA Preparedness and Community Engagement class. In the evening I

attended the BOC Budget meeting for Community Development, and Public Works.

Tuesday, October 3rd - Again attended the Governor’s Emergency Preparedness Conference including the

morning Plenary session, Drones and Public Safety, and Unified Command to Active Assailant Incidents. As the

name suggests there is a movement away from merely planning for active shooters to planning for active

assailants due to the shift toward vehicle assaults and other methods of violence.

Wednesday, October 4th - Again attended the Governor’s Emergency Preparedness Conference in the morning

for Expectations for Collaboration in our Emergency-Based Workplaces.

Thursday, October 5th – We conducted an employment interview for Part Time EMT in the morning. In the

afternoon participated in a Firehouse Magazine webinar titled ‘Fully Involved: Creating a Culture That Works’. In

the evening I attended the Lisburn Fire Company monthly meeting.

Friday, October 6th – Completed updates to CALEA proofs of compliance for the upcoming onsite, attended the

Five-Year Capital Plan meeting, and the Fire Tax Credit plan discussion meeting.

Monday, October 9th - Conducted a Public Safety Captain’s meeting and developed the budget meeting

PowerPoint presentation for the BOC meeting. In the evening I attended the BOC meeting.

Tuesday, October 10th – Attended the Department Head meeting in the morning, attended a webinar training

session in the afternoon, as well as attended to other administrative duties.

Wednesday, October 11th – Attended a South-Central Task Force Criminal Justice Subcommittee meeting. This is

a subcommittee that I continue to Chair that benefits the Police Department greatly through collaboration with

the eight counties in law enforcement training initiatives. They are also the primary driver for the region’s

Integrated Response to the Active Shooter training programs.

Thursday, October 12th – Attended the Cumberland County External Advisory Board meeting at Cumberland

County 911 Center. This Board serves as an advisory board for public safety matters in Cumberland County. One

of the topics being updated at these meetings is the ongoing status of the County’s radio project status and

information from 911 as well as the consultant to the County.

PUBLIC SAFETY Director David L. Holl


Friday, October 13th – Public Safety staff worked on our 2018 budget presentation to the BOC during the day,

and Capt. Crone and I met with the Cedar Cliff High School principal on an item of interest.

Monday, October 16th – Continued budget prep during the day with attendance at the BOC budget meeting in

the evening.

Tuesday, October 17th – Attended the Cumberland County LEPC SARA Summit in Carlisle. This was a training

summit for the county hazardous materials groups including industry, government, and public safety. All

counties have a Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) that is responsible for hazardous materials

planning in their county. This was the first of what hopefully will be many Summits to bring everyone together to

collaborate on this vital planning topic.

Wednesday, October 18th – Attended the Cumberland County Chiefs of Police Association meeting. Also

participated in a Fire Engineering webinar entitled “Responding Safer, Together: Law Enforcement Operations

on the Fireground.” This with keeping with our emphasis on integrated response of the public safety services.

Thursday, October 19th – Administrative duties.

Friday, October 20th – Completed CALEA accreditation annual report updates, attended the PSO All-Hands

meeting conducted by Capt. Wirth, discussed the submission of fire grants to the Office of the State Fire

Commissioner with Dianna Knisley and Capt. Wirth. Each of them working on separate grants. Also, spoke to an

administrator from the Abington Fire Department that shepherded the process for their fire accreditation. This

process involved their completion of a Risk Assessment and Standard of Cover document as well as a Strategic

Planning effort. Capt. Wirth and I will be looking at developing these documents for Lower Allen Township. This

will be a multi-year process to assist the fire companies in planning for future fire protection.

Monday, October 23rd – Conducted the Public Safety Captain’s meeting and attended the BOC meeting later that

evening.

Tuesday, October 24th – Attended the Township Department Head meeting.

Wednesday, October 25th – Attended the County Commissioner’s Finance Committee meeting to assist in the

presentation for co-funding the COBRA data interface project with the County Police Departments. This project

would have the County pay for the COBRA Core costs with the police departments paying their ‘user fees’ to

access the system. In the evening, attended the Public Safety Radio Advisory Board meeting at Cumberland

County 911.

Thursday, October 26th – Attended the EMS Public Safety and EMS Staff Meeting.

Friday, October 27th – Attended the Director’s meeting in the morning, met with Capt. Wirth in the afternoon as

well as met with the HR Director for in-service training on the Township EAP program.

Sunday, October 29th – Attended the in-class portion of the Truck 1 course conducted in the Lower Allen

Township EOC. This class was taught by a HACC Fire instructor who is employed with a ladder company for the

New York City Fire Department.



Monday, October 30th – Attended the South-Central Task Force UAV Working Group meeting, which I Chair. This

working group was developed through the Criminal Justice Subcommittee to explore the evolving Unmanned

Aerial Vehicle platforms technology and their availability and use for Public Safety in the Central Pennsylvania

area. Reviewed the PD year-to-date expenses with Captain Crone and Dianna Knisley. In the evening, attend the

BOS Budget meeting.

Tuesday, October 31st – Conducted a review of the year-to-date fire expenditures. Met with Life team

administrator Barry Albertson to discuss the status of the ALS contract. This is a routine meeting regularly

scheduled for collaboration. In the afternoon, met with Capt. Yohn to discuss the year-to-date EMS expenditures

and any anticipated fiscal impacts before the end of the year.



DEPARTMENT HEAD:

Budget and Accreditation have taken considerable attention, much as they did last month.

Captain Crone participated in range and defensive tactics training with officers, as well as running through

scenarios on the TI Trainer.

Captain Crone attended a Police Supervisors’ Meeting, several regular and special Commissioners’ Meetings,

Department Head Meetings, several budget preparation meetings, and the Public Safety Captains’ Meeting.

The monthly Pennsylvania Police Accreditation Coalition meeting was presided over. A meeting at the Milton

Hershey School for all of the PA CALEA agencies was attended.

Captain Crone attended a Cumberland County Domestic Violence Victims’ vigil held at the Camp Hill Borough

Hall.

The month brought continued frauds and continued publicity work regarding the nature of these frauds in the

hope of raising awareness.

Several officers participated in the always-popular Trick-or-Treat night festivities with the Fire Departments.

NALOXONE

There were no Narcan administrations this month by officers.

POLICE Captain Leon Crone


UCR Crime Statistics

This graphic shows the crimes reported by type for the month and year-to-date, along with last year’s numbers.

It is worth noting that Fraud cases are up by 68, YTD over last year:



INCIDENT COUNT BY TYPE and SELECTED OFFICER LOG FIGURES

In an effort to reduce eye-strain, the year-to-year comparison was adjusted. All of the month in the current year

is listed first. The same month, last year, is listed after. The Selected Officer Log Figures chart that follows the

Incident Count pages are items that consume patrol resources but are not documented in incident reports.

October 2017



October 2017



October 2016



RECORDS FUNCTION:

Records staff continues the normal daily routine of organizing, filing, and distributing paperwork as appropriate,

as well as fielding calls for service over the phone and handling or directing walk-up customers. Due to space

limitations in the active records room, a project was started a few months ago to move all arrest jackets with no

activity in the last 20 years to the archive room was started. It is anticipated that this will be completed in

November.

RTK/Report Disseminations - 35

Warning/Citation Entries - 161

Case Folders Created - 107

Complaints Reviewed - 655

Arrest Reports Entered/Filed – 70

Respectfully submitted,

Leon Crone, Police Captain



COMMANDER:

I spent the first part of October doing a background investigation for one of the CSO applicants. Once the

background investigations were complete I spent time arranging a time when all four new CSOs can come in and

meet with Donna Paul in HR. I will also put them through a CSO orientation class.

We had firearms training at HACC in October. As one of the firearms instructors I spent two days there training

the officers. A portion of that training involved EMTs and firefighters as we worked on Rescue Task Force Team

movements.

Trick or Treat night was on 10/26/17. I coordinated the PD personnel that took part in that annual event. We

have either an officer or CSO in each neighborhood. We passed out candy and helped LAFD hand out pizza. This

was another successful event.

The PD Command Staff worked on the 2018 budget. I assisted with this and attended most of the budget

meetings on Monday evenings.

TRAINING

All LATPD police Officers attended firearms training at HACC in the first half of October.

Ofc. Kimberly Floyd completed Phase 1 of her field training and began Phase 2.

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS FUNCTION:

Arrest Summaries

Detective Coffey: Arrested (W/F/39) for Retail Theft and Criminal Mischief from an incident 3400

Hartzdale Drive; Arrested (B/F/37) for Retail Theft and Theft by Deception for an incident at 3577

Capital City Mall Drive; Arrested (B/F/21) for Forgery, Bad Check, Theft by Deception, and Theft by

Unlawful Taking for an incident at 5000 Louise Drive.

Detective Corporal Sentman: Arrested W/M/29) for Criminal Trespass, Retail Theft, and Driving Under

Suspension for an incident in 3400 Block of Hartzdale Drive.

Significant Open Investigations

Detective Coffey: Bad Check, Theft by Deception Case, 5000 Louise Drive, W/M/23, passed bad check

from closed account; Bad Check, Theft by Deception, Forgery case 5000 Louise Drive, (B/F/43) suspect

in that case Theft by Deception, Bad Check Case, 4930 Ritter Road, (W/F/66) suspect;

POLICE Support Services Bureau Lt. Gregory Thomas, Commander


Detective Corporal Sentman: Bad Check, Theft by Deception case from 4930 Ritter Road, (B/F/42) suspect; Bad

Check, Theft by Deception Case from 4930 Ritter Road, (W/F/20’s) passed bad check from her mother’s account;

Bad Check 4840 Gettysburg Road, (W/F/50’s) Suspect passed bad check from personal checking account;

Harassment, possible stalking 2700 Block of Stone Gate Circle, (W/M/30’s ) harassing (W/F/20’s) via FACEBOOK

and via video, possible stalking case; Retail Theft (W/F/U) and (B/M/U) loaded up cart with merchandise (twice)

and pushed it out without paying, 3400 Block Hartzdale Drive; Sex Offenses 1325 Carlisle Road, (W/H/M 18

suspect), statutory sexual assault on 13 year old (W/H/F/13) Victim; Theft of Services 4930 Ritter Road (B/F/20’s)

left the business without paying for services rendered;

Other Significant Activity:

Detective Coffey and Detective Corporal Sentman: Both handled several CHILDLINE Referrals from

multiple sources.

Photo Card Downloads: 2

SENTMAN MCNAIR COFFEY

SHIFTS COVERED 0 0 0

OFFICER LOG ENTRIES 32 5 7

INCIDENT INVOLVEMENT 10 0 4

TRAFFIC CITATIONS 0 0 0

NON-TRAFFIC CITATIONS 0 0 1

CRIMINAL ARRESTS 0 0 0

WARRANTS SERVED/SATISFIED 1 0 0

PRISONER TRANSPORTS 2 0 0

DRUG TASK FORCE ACTIVITY 0 0 0

TECHINICAL SERVICES

INVESTIGATIONS 0 0 0

LOCAL BACKGROUND CHECKS 0 0 0

MAGLOCLEN ENTRIES 2 0 2

MEGAN’S LAW OFFENDER 0 2 0

EVIDENCE/QUARTERMASTER/VEHICLE MAINTAINENCE FUNCTION:

Evidence Custodian:

10/09/17 Evidence Room Inspection – Sgt. Foltz

10/10/17 Evidence Room Inspection – Lt. Thomas

10/23/17 Rx Drop Box emptied

10/30/17 Rx Drop Box emptied

Evidence Technician:

10/09/17 Call Out – Jackson Automotive for Death Invest. LA-17-06387

10/18/17 Assist East Pennsboro Twp. PD – Process recovered stolen gun

10/26/17 Search Warrant – Vehicle LA-17-06636

10/29/17 Call Out -5207 Windsor Blvd. Burglary LA-17-06814

10/31/17 Search Warrant – Vehicle LA-17-06636



Oct

Accreditation Paperwork

Crime Scene Call Out 1

COG Sale – Bicycles

Evidence Delivered to Cumb County Lab 2

Evidence Delivered to PSP Lab 1

Evidence for Cumberland County Court Evidence for Preliminary Hearing 15

Evidence Picked up from CC Lab 1

Evidence Picked up from PSP Lab 2

Evidence Processing

Evidence Purged from Evidence Room Evidence Returned to Owner 2

Evidence Room Inspection Evidence Sent to U.S.S.S. Gun Destruction

Latent Print Cases

Mark Vehicle DVD's as Evidence

New Cases Submitted into Evidence Room 33

Property Disposition Forms Returned

Property Disposition Forms Sent

Property Disposition Notices Requests for DVD for PLH 5

Requests for Photographs 1

Unclaimed Property to State DUCP

TOTAL REQUESTS 63

Projects:

10/06/17 Photo placard board for Patrol Room – LAT Public Works

10/12/17 Pre-school tour of Lab – had children lift fingerprints, demonstrated trajectory laser and

alternate light source

-Physical inventory of Evidence Room – 93 bins inventoried

-Installation of flashlight chargers in TSU

-Evidence Room, Lab and Office has floors stripped and waxed – Bob Hamsher

-Inspecting vehicle equipment and supplies – replaced missing items



Vehicle Maintenance:

10/02/17 Car 04 Township Garage – Headlight replacement

10/12/17 Car 12 Township Garage – Service

10/17/17 Car 08 Dodge – Recall repair

10/17/17 Car 01 LAPD – Check battery – Ok

10/17/17 Car 01 LAPD – Check WatchGuard Video for full hard drive – Ok

10/18/17 Car 11 Dodge – Recall repair

10/19/17 Car 01 L.B. Smith – Recall repair




Quartermaster:

10/06/17 Cpl. Curtis – New Ear Piece for radio – Atlantic Tactical

10/17/17 Cpl. Read – One L/S shirt – added Cpl. Chevrons

10/17/17 Officer Cox – Picked up Detail Uniform Shirt

10/17/17 Officer Floyd – Picked up Detail Uniform Shirt

10/17/17 Atlantic Tactical – Replacement vehicle supplies – leg irons x2

10/17/17 Wiest Hardware – Replacement vehicle supplies – gloves, shovels and marking crayons

10/18/17 CSO J. Kirsch – Tie Bar

10/23/17 Cpl. Claeys – Replacement belt keepers

10/24/17 Ordered portable radio microphone for Fire Capt.

10/26/17 Officer Shiley – Replacement Boots – Atlantic Tactical

10/26/17 Picked up Officer L. Tamanosky’s new name plates – AT

10/31/17 CSO Wolfe – Replacement Boots – Atlantic Tactical

CSO PROGRAM

Background investigations were completed on four CSO applicants. All successfully passed and were offered the

position of CSO. They are scheduled to start on 11/13/17. They will get over 80 hours of field training. Then

they can start helping to fill the CSO street shifts that we have been unable to fill due to limited availability of

the other CSOs.



Respectfully submitted,

Lt. Gregory Thomas

Bureau Commander of Support Services

POLICE Operational Services Bureau Sergeant Douglas Foltz, Commander


Source: https://www.crimemapping.com/map/PA/LowerAllenTownship#



The Lower Allen Twp. Police Dept. (LATPD) had 1,156 dispatched calls for service from Cumberland County

Communications in October 2017. Of those calls, 110 were UCR related.

During the month of Oct 2017, LATPD made 35 arrests, issued 70 traffic citations, 26 non-traffic citations,

44 traffic warnings and 12 parking tickets.

There were 45 crashes reported to LATPD in Oct 2017. Of these 45 crashes, 7 were reportable crashes and 38

were non-reportable crashes.

Cpl. Read sustained a sprained wrist during defensive tactical training. He missed two days, but is back to work.

Respectfully Submitted;

Sgt. Douglas L. Foltz

Bureau Commander of Operations



The month of October was again a very busy month for the EMS Division. The EMS Division responded to 291

emergency calls for the month. The breakdown of the calls are as follows: The MICU responded to 106 ALS calls

in the Township, and the MICU also responded to 41 BLS calls in the Township. The MICU responded to 11 calls

outside the township as a mutual aid MICU. And the MICU responded to 13 mutual aid BLS calls outside the

township. The EMS Division responded to 24 additional emergency calls in October of 2017 as compared to

October of 2016.

The second due ambulance was placed in service for 42 shifts for the Month of October during the week,

Monday through Friday. During the month, the second due ambulance responded to 32 second due emergency

calls. The breakdown of the calls as follows: Ambulance 174 responded to 14 second due emergency calls, and

Ambulance 274 responded to 14 second due emergency calls, and Ambulance 374 responded to 4 second due

emergency calls. The EMS Division responded to 6 fewer second due emergency calls in October of 2017 as

compared to October of 2016.

I started off the month by attending the Cumberland County Safe Schools Meeting. Items on the agenda were

how to deal with the Media at your school in the time of crisis due to an emergency. Rachael Bryson,

Cumberland County Communications Director attended the meeting and presented a slide show on what

information to give the media on a preliminary basis and the what not to give to the media, and how to keep

your calm when addressing the media.

I attended a meeting of the CPR Training Center, where Training Center Coordinator Marie Calaman presented

information on the new E-Cards being distributed by the American Heart Association. The new E-Cards will take

the place of the individual issued hard cards from the training center. The new E-Cards allow the instructor to

enter the student’s email into an electronic roster and at the end of the class, the E-Cards are emailed to the

student from the instructor. This take the place of having the training center coordinator print out he hard

cards.

I was part of the interview panel along with Director Holl and Human Resources Specialist Donna Paul to

interview Alex Snyder for a part-time EMT position.

The EMS Division was invited by the Corporal Claeys to start the integrated active shooter training with the

Police Department. The Police had 3 days set aside for training at the Law Enforcement Center at HACC. The

purpose of the training was to get the EMS and Fire Department personnel in the mindset of the Rescue Task

Force formation. And how the RTF would work in the event of a real emergency. Once the teams were formed,

several evolutions were performed of the EMS and PD staff making up the RTF and going into the warm zone of

triage and treat victims.

I attended the Safety Committee meeting along with other members of the Safety Committee. The first part of

the meeting was going around the room and discussing any happenings in the Departments represented at the

meeting and any safety concerns brought the general body of the meeting.

I attended a meeting with Deputy Chief Murdoch, Director Holl and Captain Wirth to discuss the coordination

needs of the Fire Department under the current Memorandum of Understanding entered between the

Township, EMS Division and the Fire Department.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES Division Chief Christopher Yohn


I attended a meeting with Director Holl, Deputy Chief Murdoch, Captain Crone and Captain Wirth to go over the

final preparation for the Board of Commissioners Meeting to present the 2018 Budgets, for EMS, Police, Public

Safety and the two Fire Departments.

Following the power point preparation meeting by Director Holl, the Command Staff attended the Board of

Commissioners Meeting to be on hand to answer any questions that the Commissioners may have had when the

2018 Public Safety Operating Budgets were presented to the Board of Commissioners.

The EMS Division participated in Trick or Treat Night with the Fire Department. The BLS Unit floated out into the

different neighborhoods to be part of the festivities.

I attended the second class of the Fire and EMS Administrative Officer Class hosted by Northeastern Fire &

Rescue Services of Enola. The second class focused on budgeting and policy writing for your organization.

I attended the Board of Commissioners Meeting along with other members of the Command Staff to review

items that were placed in the 2018 budget that were pulled out for review by the Board of Commissioners. The

Command Staff was on hand to answer any questions the Board may have had on any of the items on the list.

Director Holl and Div. Chief Yohn attended a lunch meeting with Community Life Team EMS Director of

Operations Barry Albertson. The purpose of the meeting was to get together and see how things are going and

discuss any issues that may have come up. I am pleased to report that each agency had no issues to report and

discuss.

I attended a year to date spending meeting along with Director Holl and Executive Assistant Dianna Knisley. The

purpose of the meeting was to discuss the year to date spending of the EMS Division and how the 2017 year to

date budget is looking.

The EMS Division rounded out the Month of October by hosting a Carbon Monoxide & Hydrogen Cyanide

Awareness Training. This training session will be beneficial to the staff, since we are entering the cooler months,

when residents will be staring to turning on their furnaces and woods stoves to start heating their homes for the

fall and winter months. The class was presented by Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Services Hazardous Materials

Specialist and Holy Spirit EMS Paramedic Glenn Dressler.



Vehicle Maintenance Report

Ambulance 1-74

Install new transmission in the ambulance,

Hoffman Ford

Ambulance 2-74 Fuel tank sending unit repair, L.B. Smith Ford

Ambulance 3-74 Normal Preventative Maintenance

EMS Division Chief's SUV Interceptor Normal Preventative Maintenance

Chief Yohn Responding to Medical Assists in Chief’s Vehicle

TYPE DATE LOCATION ADDITIONAL

INFORMATION

Auto Accident involving a

motorcycle with Life Lion Fly

Out 10/04/17

Slate Hill Road & Appleton

Street

Assist MICU 174, Ambulance

274 and LAFD

Medical Emergency: Overdose 10/06/17 2100 Block of Milltown Road Assist MICU 174

Medical Emergency: Trouble

Breathing 1300 Block of Brewster Court Assist Ambulacne 274

Auto Accident 10/11/17

Entrance to Bethany Towers,

335 Wesely Drive

Assist Hampden Twp. EMS

Ambulance 171

Chief Yohn Responding to Primary Ambulance Calls (BLS Unit or MICU)


INFORMATION

BLS Fall Victim, No Patient

Found 10/12/17 4200 Block of Allen Road

Medical Emergency: Fall

Victim, Staffed the BLS Unit

BLS Transport, Ill Person 10/26/17

820 Lisburn Road, Mallard Run

Apartments

Medical Emergency: Ill

Person, Staffed the BLS Unit

BLS Transport, Ill Person

824 Lisburn Road, The Woods

At Cedar Run



BLS Fire Call: Smoke in a House 200 Block of Glenside Road

Fire Call, Smoke in a House,

Staffed the BLS Unit

BLS Fall Victim, No Patient

Found First Block of Robin Court

Medical Emergency: Fall

Victim, Staffed the BLS Unit

Chief Yohn Responding to Second Due Ambulance Calls (BLS Unit or MICU)


INFORMATION

BLS Transport: Trouble

Breathing

10/24/17 1900 Block of Carlisle Road Medical Emergency: Trouble

Breathing, Staffed the BLS

Unit

BLS Transport: Ill Person 10/26/17 Health South Rehab, 175

Lancaster BLVD





THIS MONTH THIS

MONTH

LAST YEAR

MICU CALLS IN TOWNSHIP 106 94

MICU BLS CALLS IN TOWNSHIP 41 40

AMBULANCE 1-74 (BLS IN TWP) 27 55

AMBULANCE 2-74 (BLS IN TWP) 25 53

AMBULANCE 3-74 (BLS IN TWP)* 14 -

BLS MUTUAL AID TO LA 16 28

MEDIC MUTUAL AID TO LA 22 26

MEDIC OUT MUTUAL AID 17 6

MICU OUT MUTUAL AID 11 5

MICU MUTUAL AID BLS 13 8

ASSISTS TO OTHER DEPTS. 78 39

PART TIME EMT HOURS 252.5 109.75

*New in 2017

EMS – OCTOBER 2017 SUMMARY


ASSISTS INTO LOWER ALLEN TOWNSHIP

THIS MONTH THIS MONTH

LAST YEAR

NEW CUMBERLAND 0 0

CAMP HILL 4 12

WEST SHORE EMS 2 4

HAMPDEN 8 12

FAIRVIEW 2 0

OTHER 0 0

TOTAL 16 28

ASSISTS TO OTHER DEPARTMENTS

THIS MONTH THIS MONTH

LAST YEAR

NEW CUMBERLAND 3 2

CAMP HILL 4 6

LEMOYNE 13 0

WORMLEYSBURG 0 0

EAST PENNSBORO TWP.* 1 0

UPPER ALLEN 19 10

MECHANICSBURG 7 2

HAMPDEN TWP. 10 7

SHIREMANSTOWN 3 1

SILVER SPRING TWP.* 8 0

CARROLL TWP. YORK COUNTY* 2 0

DILLSBURG BORO, YORK COUNTY* 0 0

FAIRVIEW TWP. YORK COUNTY* 5 0

MONAGHAN TWP. YORK COUNTY* 1 0

WHEATFIELD TWP. PERRY COUNTY* 0 0

MARYSVILLE BORO. PERRY COUNTY* 0 0

DUNCANNON BORO. PERRY COUNTY* 0 0

HARRISBURG CITY, DAUPHIN COUNTY* 1 0

OTHER 1 11

TOTAL 78 39

*New in 2017

EMS – OCTOBER 2017 ASSISTS


AMBULANCE RESPONSE

HOURS CLASS 1 CLASS 2 CLASS 3 FIRE OTHERS TOTAL

0700-1500 69 20 33 4 0 126

1500-2300 65 15 34 0 5 119

2300-0700 27 6 11 1 1 46

TOTAL 161 41 78 5 6 291

CALL ANALYSIS BY SHIFT BLS

HOURS LOWER ALLEN EMS MUTUAL IN TOTAL BLS CALLS

0700-1500 44 8 52

1500-2300 44 6 50

2300-0700 19 2 21

TOTAL 107 16 123

CALLS BY SHIFT ANALYSIS ALS

HOURS ALS in Twp.

LOWER

ALLEN EMS

Medic Out

Intercept

MICU Out

Mutual Aid

ALS/BLS

Mutual Aid

ALS In

Total

0700-1500 45 6 11 11 73

1500-2300 38 6 10 10 64

2300-0700 22 5 3 1 31

TOTAL 105 17 24 22 168


Christopher Yohn

EMS Division Chief

EMS – OCTOBER 2017 RESPONSE/CALLS BY SHIFT


Fire Companies:

Statistics:

Lower Allen Fire Company

Building Investigations/Fires – 17

Vehicle Fires – 1

Automatic Fire/CO Alarms – 15

Automobile Accidents – 10

Other Emergency Incidents – 4

Service Calls/Transfers - 5

Total - 52

Automatic/Mutual Aid – 22

Lisburn Community Fire Company

Building Investigations/Fires – 6

Vehicle Fires – 1

Automatic Fire/CO Alarms – 2

Automobile Accidents – 3

Other Emergency Incidents – 0

Service Calls/Transfers - 1

Total - 13

Automatic/Mutual Aid – 10

Lower Allen Fire Company and Lisburn Community Fire Company conducted a community out reach

with providing Pizzas during Halloween 10/26/17. 35 members of both fire companies handed-out

slices of pizza from 200 pizzas and over 50 pounds of candy.

Lower Allen Fire Company is hosting a Truck Operations I class on Sunday 10/29/17. Class was well

attended and will be completed Saturday 11/4/17. 10 members of Lower Allen Fire Company were in

attendance.

Lower Allen Fire Company conducted Fire Prevention Week over a two-week period October 9th – 13th

and October 16th – 20th to at all elementary schools in the township and several pre-kindergarten

schools. Approximately 1300 children received education on fire prevention.

Lower Allen Fire Company’s new Squad is approximately 50% complete with the chassis having the

body and fire pump installed at this time. There are many details that need to be finalized to achieve

the final product.

FIRE & PSOs Fire Captain, Frank Wirth


Lisburn Community Fire Company is reviewing three quotes for its new Tanker to be delivered in 2018.

The three vendors are KME, 4-Guys, and Pierce. The Tanker Committee should have a decision on the

vendor in November.

The following probationary firefighters have completed the Essential of Firefighting class at the York

County Fire School. Nick Knull and Josh Roskowski of Lower Allen Fire Company and Max Shertzer of

Lower Allen and Lisburn Fire Companies. This class was 144 hours of basic training on being an interior

firefighter. Congratulations to all three for this accomplishment.

Fire Captain Wirth met with, Mark Miller, the Career Coordinator for Cedar Cliff High School to conduct

out reach for the recruitment of volunteer firefighters.

Fire Captain Wirth has met with numerous fire company members, Lower Allen Township Staff, and

other stakeholders to become familiar with the operations of all organizations and personnel.

Public Safety Officers:

Statistics:

Assist to Police Department – 19

Assist to Emergency Medical Services – 30

Assist to Fire Department – 20

Child Safety Seat – 1

Fire Prevention Activities – 20

Fire Inspection Activities – 2

Special Activity Reports:

Fire Prevention:

Fire Prevention demonstrations were conducted for the following schools in the West Shore School

District: Rossmoyne Elementary, Lower Allen Elementary, and Highland Elementary. The following

Preschools received fire prevention demonstrations: AlHuda, Christ Presbyterian, Brookside

Montesorri, Inspiration Station, Joy Center at Christ Community Church, Children’s Family Center, and

The Goddard School. All four public safety officers were tasked with participating in fire prevention for

a two-week period which resulted in a commitment of 79.75 manhours. Live-in Firefighters

participated in fire prevention at the schools, which resulted in a commitment of 8 manhours and

volunteer firefighters participated, which resulted in 8.5 manhours. The total manhours committed to

fire prevention this year was 96.25.


Frank Wirth

Fire Captain

FIRE & PSOs Fire Captain, Frank Wirth

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