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Meeting Minutes
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Meeting Minutes - Date
9/19/2011
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Board of Commissioners
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CABARRUS COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION STUDY <br />The analysis categories included in this model and to be used as a general guide during this <br />Study are as follows: <br />1. Governance and Administration, <br />2. Community Assessment, <br />3. Goals and Objectives, <br />4. Programs, <br />5. Physical Resources, <br />6. Human Resources, <br />7. Training and Competency, <br />S, Essential Resources, and, <br />9. External Systems Relations. <br />Within each of these categories, there are criteria and considerations that will be weighed by <br />the PSSi Study Team as they conduct this analysis. Criteria in these categories that will be <br />applicable to the CabaffLIS County Fire /Rescue Study work areas will be utilized. The <br />components of this model applicable to services provided bycombinationpaid/volunteer and <br />all volunteer staffing would be considered and applied, as appropriate. <br />In addition, the PSSi Study Team has developed a significant amount of customized material, <br />applicable specifically to local fire departments and rescue squads /EMS. At the same time, <br />there are several generic components that do not, based on their nature, vary from one system <br />to the next, such as, the description of the basic types of apparatus and equipment, the fire <br />station location analysis model, and basic apparatus maintenance guidelines. As applicable, <br />the PSSi Study Team always employs these basic criteria. <br />Standards and Accepted Practices <br />The PSSi Study Team will also utilize published free protection and EMS standards and <br />information on accepted principles and practices for the operations and management of fire <br />and EMS services as background and guidelines for the conduct of this Study. Some of the <br />key organizations with standards and publications that would be utilized as part of this Study <br />include: <br />. °N7 ss Publ;c salary sorl.rlans, rnc. 21 <br />Attachment number 2 <br />F -4 Page 89 <br />
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