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! 0 <br />Workshop Meeting September 18, 2000 <br />EMS Policies/Procedures <br />Introduction <br />This workshop will cover several items related to the City's EMS services. Several of the topics are <br />informational in nature and are intended to update Council and answer questions that were brought up <br />during Council's budget workshops. These items are: <br />• Status of Mutual Aid agreements and responses <br />• Renewal of outside contracts for services <br />• Morgan's Point <br />• Association of Bayport Companies <br />• Port of Houston <br />• Patient transfers (by other companies) <br />The final item - potential for relocation of EMS facility - is a long range planning issue that is <br />interrelated to the Council's decision on the site of Fire Station #3. <br />The City has sold $1,500,000 in G.O. bonds for the construction of two fire stations (Stations 3 & 4). <br />We are moving forward with the necessary architectural services to design Station #4 at Mc Cabe <br />Road and South Broadway. A design with similar features will be used to build Station #3 once land <br />size and location is determined. Station #3 is presently near the corner of Lomax School Road and <br />No. P Street. The location of new Station #3 will affect the way future Emergency Services are <br />deployed and responded to. <br />Both the 1984 Comprehensive Plan and the Draft Comprehensive Plan Update recommend the City <br />give consideration of a fire station in the western portion of the City to provide adequate response <br />times. <br />If this recommendation is followed, the City would have the opportunity to review primary response <br />areas and possibly utilize Fire Station #2 on Spencer Highway, as an EMS facility. The present EMS <br />facility could be reviewed for expansion/remodeling to serve as the proposed classroom facility <br />supporting the fire training/firing range facility. <br />The administration feels that an important aspect of our job is to provide Council with relevant <br />information relating to long range planning for the most efficient delivery of emergency services. We <br />will, of course, follow Council's ultimate decision on this matter and plan accordingly. <br />
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