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overload on urban units. <br /> <br />These recommendations are as follows: <br /> <br />Adopt as a goal of the Cabarrus County Board of <br />Commissioners that emergency medical services calls which <br />represent true emergencies be responded to in 8 minutes or <br />less, 90% of the time, in order to ensure that the training <br />of first responders and Paramedics has maximum impact on <br />patient care. <br /> <br />Place a new, full-time EMT-Paramedic unit in Kannapolis, at <br />a suitable location, with housing, to handle the 175+ calls <br />per month in that community. <br /> <br />Place an additional full-time EMT-Paramedic unit in Concord, <br />at Station 2, to handle overload calls in Concord and to <br />provide transport capability for a Quick Response Unit (QRV) <br />to be stationed in Midland (see below). <br /> <br />Place a full-time EMT-Paramedic QRV (operated with a single <br />staff person on each shift) in Midland to handle the 35-40 <br />calls per month in that community. The EMT-P QRV provides <br />rapid response within the goals established above, and the <br />additional unit at Station 2 can provide transport <br />capability. <br /> <br /> <br />