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HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution 1982 (26)5chatdaeh, M,D ical t7irec#ot C:4y fr EMs to e %,vlllpfI.) I flu v11 Iy a JIIIa I I ,Par L 'u I Litt' W La I UU(,gllle('I L. 1812 BRACKETT `AVEN'UE, SUITE FIVE •' EAU CLAI'R , WISCONSIN ?W01, • {715). 8 St..,Croix County Board:Chairman St. Croix County - Description St. Croix County experienced a gradual population decline in the early part of this century. Since 1940 the trend has reversed. In the decade of the 1950's the growth rate was 12.6 percent, which approached the state rate of 15.1 percent. In the 1960's the growth rate was above the state's. The 1975 population estimate implies a rapid gain since 1970. The 1980 census for St. Croix County was 43,219. The reason for the turn -around in population trends lies mainly in the growth of the St. Paul -Minneapolis metropolis area, which is within short driving distance to the west. In some instances; manufacturing firms have moved out from the metropolitan area to establish plants in St. Croix. Quite a few persons living in the county commute to work in St. Paul or Minneapolis. The number of residents with jobs in manufacturing is considerably higher than the number of manufacturing jobs available in the county. Yet, local jobs have increased significantly. The county, however, is far from being urbanized. Population density is higher than one finds in typical rural counties, but at 47 persons per square mile it is still well below the state average. _There are no large cities. Hudson, the largest, has a population of about 5,500. Processing of grains, vegetables and dairy products make up an important part of the industrial activity. Growth in recent years has been mainly in metalworking kinds of industry and plastics. During the 1950's, about 1,340 more persons moved out of the county than moved in. Much of this was accounted for by the mechanization of agriculture and the trend toward fewer, larger farms. Such a pattern is typical of virtually all agricultural areas. In the 1960's, as St. Croix County became more and more a bedroom area for Twin Cities workers, the net flow of migrants was inward. Immigration appears to be substantial at this time. In St. Croix, between 1959 and 1974, the number of farms declined from 2,352 to 1,765 while the average size per farm increased from 170.6 acres to 197.0. At the same time, the percentage of land in farms dropped from 85 to 74. This situation seems to be stabilizing. Sales per farm equal the state average, with dairy products the largest single source of farm income. Yet, there is considerable diversity in the farm sector. Median family income is under the state average, but taking out the high income area of southeastern Wisconsin, which heavily weights the average, St. Croix incomes compare very well with other regions. Although the county itself had little pine, a large volume of pine logs was floated in on the St. Croix River to feed sawmills. These became the first important industries. The St. Croix River is, in this area, the boundary between Wisconsin and Minnesota. The upper reaches of this stream are being preserved in the natural state, under the federal "wild rivers" program. - 2 - Only about 11 percent of the land is considered to be forested. The various kinds of oaks are the predominant type. Sand and gravel and crushed limestone were produced in 1973. I-94 is the main highway connection between Chicago, Milwaukee, and the Twin Cities. Mainline rail service is provided by the Chicago and North Western. The Soo Line serves several communities. The St. Croix River, a tributary of the Mississippi, is navigable to Stillwater, Minnesota -above Hudson. Scheduled flights are available at the Twin Cities and at Eau Claire. Health Delivery The hospitals in St. Croix County include: Baldwin Community Memorial 950 Curtis St. Baldwin, WI 54002 715-684-3311 33 beds 24-hour emergency room Hudson Memorial 400 Wisconsin St. Hudson, WI 54016 715-386-9321 45 beds 24-hour emergency room Holy Family Hospital 535 Hospital Road New Richmond, WI 54017 715-246-2101 40 beds 24-hour emergency room River Falls Area Hospital 550 N. Main St. River FAlls, WI 54022 715-425-6155 42 beds 24-hour emergency room Nursing Homes include the American Heritage Care Center in Hammond, Municipal Nursing Home of Baldwin, Willow Park Nursing Home of Burkharat, Glenhaven of Glenwood City, River Falls Care Center, Christian Community Center, Maple Manor Nursing Home of New Richmond, Park View Home in Woodville and St. Croix Health Care Center in New Richmond. - 4 - AMBULANCE SURVEY SUI ,INIARY ,\'ANIE AND ADDRESS OF SERVICE ANTI) TYPE OF ORGANIZATION Baldwin Ambulance Service 990 Main Street, Baldwin, WI 54002 NUMBER, TYPE AND AGE OF VEHICLES ANT) 1VfIETHER OR NOT THEY I,IEET SPECIFICATIONS 1 Dodge Van, 1974; 1 Chevy Type I, 1979; Both meet specifications INIkIBER OF PERSONNEL, INCLUDING TRAINING STATUS 20 EMTS AVERAGE NUI`ZBER OF RUNS ACTUALLY 231 AVERAGE W11BER OF RUNS RESPON1DING TO TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS 75 to 80 AVERAGE RESPONSE TLNIE 2 minutes USUAL DESTINATION Baldwin Hospital BACKUP AND 1 ]UI'UAL AID AGREI1IENTS Woodville Ambulance DISPATCH CONTROL St. Croix Emergency Communications Center Name of indi-udal or group completing summary Date summary completed Roger Somsen, Chairman 12-22-81 AMBULANCE SURVEY SUM•IARY XN�IE AND ADDRESS OF SERVICE AND TYPE OF ORGANIZATION Glenwood City Ambulance and Rescue Service Glenwood City, -WI 54013 NUi%IBER, TYPE AND AGE OF VEHICLES AND hTIETHER OR NOT THEY P11EET SPECIFICATIONS 1 Type III, Passed 1982 inspection NU'IBER OF PERSONNEL, INCLUDING TRAINING STATUS 8 EMTS AVERAGE NUMBER OF RUNS ANINi DUALLY 100 AVERAGE NU1%1BER OF RUNS RESPONDING TO TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS 25 AVERAGE RESPONSE TINE 5 minutes USUAL DESTINATION Menomonie, Wisconsin; Myrtle Werth Medical Center BACKUP AND T'IUTUAL AID AGREEMENTS - Woodville Ambulance Service Boyceville Ambulance Service DISPATCH CONTROL St. Croix County Emergency Communications Center Name of indivudal or group completing summary Date summary completed Jerome Koosmann, Director 11-8-81 - 6 - AMBULANCE SURVEY SL MIARY NAME AND ADDRESS OF SERVICE AND TYPE OF ORGANIZATION New Richmond Municipal Volunteer Ambulance and Rescue Service 156 East First Street, New Richmond, WI 54017 NUMBER, TYPE AND AGE OF VEHICLES AND h1HETHER OR NOT THEY ��IEET SPECIFICATIONS Ijbi Modular m u ance KKK Specifications 1981 Modular Rescue Truck w/Ambulance KKK Specifications 1970 5/4 Ton Rescue Truck w/lifeboat (no patient carry capability) NUMBER OF PERSONNEL, INCLUDING TRAINING STATUS 1 EMT/EMC 13 EMT AVERAGE NUMBER OF RUNS ANNUALLY 440 AVERAGE NUMBER OF RUNS RESPONDING TO TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS AVERAGE RESPONSE TLC Day - 3 to 4 minutes dispatch time plus travel time Night - 4 to 5 minutes dispatch time plus travel time USUAL DESTINATION Holy Family Hospital, New Richmond, WI St. Paul Ramsey Trauma Center (Trauma patients) BACKUP AND MUTUAL AID AGREEMENTS Amery Ambulance, Woodville Ambulance, Osceola Ambulance and Hudson Ambulance Affiliation program with Roberts Rescue Squad DISPATCH CONTROL St. Croix County Central Dispatch, Holy Family Hospital Name of indivudal or group completing summary Charles P. Mehls, Operations Chief Date summary completed May 1, 1982 AMBULANCE SURVEY SUMMARY NAME AND ADDRESS OF SERVICE AND TYPE OF ORGANIZATION St. Croix Emergency Medical Services --City of Hudson, 505 Third St., Hudson, WI 54016. Emergency ambulance service. Basic Life Support. City govern- ment - volunteer staffed. NUMBER, TYPE AND AGE OF VEHICLES AND WHETHER OR NOT THEY MEET SPECIFICATIONS Two vehicles (ambulance): 1978 Type I, KKK-A-1822 and TRANS 157 1981 Type III, KKK-A-1822A and TRANS 157 One rescue truck vehicle: 1971 Chevrolet van NUMBER OF PERSONNEL, INCLUDING TRAINING STATUS 28 NREMT-A State licensed ambulance attendants (75) One secretary, non medical AVERAGE NUMBER OF RUNS ANNUALLY 330 AVERAGE NUMBER OF RUNS RESPONDING TO TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS 01 AVERAGE RESPONSE TLME 4 minutes, 30 seconds USUAL DESTINATION Hudson Memorial Hospital BACKUP AND MUTUAL AID AGREEMENTS Mutual aid agreements: Lower St. Croix Valley Fire Department (ambulance), River Falls Ambulance, New Richmond Ambulance, Baldwin Ambulance, Roberts Fire Dept. (first responder). Backup - Hudson Fire Department. DISPATCH CONTROL St. Croix County Emergency Communications Center Hudson Memorial Hospital Name of indivudal or group completing summary Thomas H. Redner, Chairman Date summary completed 4/26/82 0 - 8 - AMBULANCE SURVEY SUMMARY 'NAME AND ADDRESS OF SERVICE A.NTD TYPE OF ORGANIZATION Woodville Ambulance Service - Volunteer Fire Department Woodville, Wisconsin ?�U`IBER, TYPE AND AGE OF VEHICLES AND WHETHER OR NOT THEY 'MEET SPECIFICATIONS 1974 Dodge Maxi -van; yes - meet specifications NUMBER OF PERSONNEL, INCLUDING TRAINING STATUS 11 EMTS - 2 drivers AVERAGE NUMBER OF RUNS ANNUALLY 100 AVERAGE. NUMBER OF RUNS RESPONDING TO TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS 30 AVERAGE RESPONSE TIME 5 minutes USUAL DESTINATION Baldwin Hospital BACKUP AND MUTUAL AID AGREaMNTS Baldwin Ambulance DISPATCH CONTROL St. Croix Emergency Communications Center Name of indivudal or group completing summary Date summary completed Elliott J. Stene 1-5-82 aa0000 ©©aaoo: memo aoaaa©- a©©aae DUNN CO. y = DUNN CO. �t - 10 - The enclosed ambulance/rescue dispatch report forms will be used by the St. Croix County Public Protectinn/EMS Committee to compile the mobile medical runs for the reporting period of 1 September 80 through 31 August 81. The information will not only be used to determine subsidy payments, but should save the EMS Committee and individual services time and effort in obtaining statistical and survey information during the year for the regional, state and possible grant application forms that come up. You are asked to fill out the forms based on the following sample, including the type of run based on the eight categories of response presently used in the county. A sheet defining the eligibility of each run is also enclosed. Please forward a typed or printed copy of these reports to ----------------- by ----___- ---- 1982 so the subsidy amounts can be calculated and distributed. * E XA M P L E Run Dispatched Day No. Type Situation Location By Date Time 1 B Boy injured, fall from Village of Hammond Cen-Com Tues tree 7 SEP 1345 2 D Em Transfer - burn Baldwin Hosp to Baldwin Fri St. Paul Ramsey Hosp 10SEP 2200 3 A One car Accident CT H 'Ell and Cen-com Sun 2 injuries SH 63 12SEP 0915 y Category Interpretation A Traffic or traffic related incidents or accidents, (single or multiple vehicle, pedestrian, bicycle, power cycle) resulting in extrication and/or on -site care and transport of victim(s) to local or area hospital. B All other emergency situations (heart attacks, strokes, falls, recreational - farm, industrial accident's, snowmobile --unless on roadway, gunshot, OD, etc) C Emergency transfer of traffic accident victim from local or area hospital to intensive care site in Twin Cities, Eau.Claire, or other area out of the County. D Emergency transfer of non -traffic victim of accident or acutely ill patient to sites in category ICI. E Non -emergency or convalescent transfer of home bound, nursing home or limited care patient (local or area level). F Same as category 'El but a distant transfer. G Medical unit dispatched. On -site care only, or no aid rendered. No patient carried, H No valid incident. Intentional false request for assistance. ST. CROIX COUNTY PUBLIC PROTECTION/EMS COMMITTEE AMBUTANCE SUBSIDY REPORT Page of Reporting Periods 1 September 80 through 31 August 81 Name of Agency: Address: Person Compiling Report: Did you receive any additional subsidy for any of the following runs from any agency other than St. Croix County? If yes, from whom? Run Dispatched Day/ I Time No. Type Situation Location . By Date - 12 - COUNTY AMBULANCE PLAN Annex Medical Disaster (Multiple Injuries) Plan The following operations plan is intended for the initial notification, mobilisation, coordination and tactical functioning of St. Croix County and affiliated Mobile Medical units which include ambulance, rescue, affiliation, first responder, auxilliary transportation and mutual aid service. I. Objective of Plan A. To provide a sufficient amount of personnel, equipment and vehicles to cope with the emergency at hand in as short a time as possible without over -reacting to the situation or under- estimating the need. B. To distribute the work load as evenly as possible among all agencies while keeping in mind specific needs of the situation. C. To provide a working inventory of medical supplies and equip- ment with source.(s) of resupply. D. To provide an immediate and workable system of notification and mobilization. E. To provide for coordination, command and control of emergency medical facilities at the scene and initiate the triage, on - site treatment and casualty flow to appropriate hospitals._ II. Notification and Mobilization Upon receiving notice of a confirmed or suspected medical related disaster, the Central Communications dispatcher shall notify all St. Croix County E.M.S. agencies via pager with the preliminary designation of a "CODE-4." III. Medical Coverage of County During the time that a limited or extensive disaster is being managed it is imperative that mobile medical coverage be available throughout the portion of the county that has not been affected. The attached map shows the general areas of coverage by either mutual aid or county agencies. CATEGORY OF RESPONSE Commitment Commitment Commitment A encies CAT 1 CAT 2 CAT 3 Baldwin 1 Medic 4 Medics Full Response Private Vehicle Ambulance (2nd) Ambulance (2nd) Triage Box Triage Box Triage Box Aux Equip. Portable Radio Portable Radio Portable Radio 2 Chainsaws (-tornado) 2 Chainsaws (*tornado Water Glenwood 1 Medic 4 Medics Full Response City Private Vehicle Ambulance Ambulance Triage Box 2 Chainsaws W Triage Box -Aux Equip. Portable Radio Triage Box Portable Radio 2 Chainsaws (*) Water Hammond 1 Medic 4 Medics Full Response Private Vehicle Private Vehicle Private Vehicle Triage Box 2 Chainsaws O Triage Box Aux Equip. Triage Box • Portable Radio 2 Chainsaws (*) Water Hudson 1 Medic 4 Medics Full Response Private Vehicle Ambulance Ambulance (primary) Triage Box Triage Box Triage Box -Aux Equip. Portable Radio 2 Chainsaws W 2 Chainsaws (*) Radio Res. Equip Veh/®mbula New Richmond 2 Medics 4 Medics Full Response - Rescue 44 Rescue Rescue 44-Port. Radio Triage Box Triage Box Triage Box Aux Equip Portable Radio Portable Radio 2 Chainsaws W 2 Chainsaws.(*) Ambulance (2nd after arrival of Amery) Roberts 1 Medic 4 Medics Full Response Private Vehicle Rescue Track Rescue Track Triage Box Triage Box Triage Box -Aux Equip. ( ) 2 Chainsaws ( ) 2 Chainsaws W Woodville 1 Medics 4 Medics Full Response Prorate Vehicle Ambulance Ambulance - Triage Box Triage Box Triage Box -Aux Equip. Portable Radio Portable Radio 2 Chainsaws W 2 Chainsaws W Afton (MIZ) Mutual Aid ,Amery Mutual Aid Mutual Aid Bo ceNrylle Mutual Aid Mutual }yid Clear LakeMutual- Aid Marine St.Croix MN Mutual Aid Osceola Mutual Aid River Yalls Mutual Aid hatual Enid St. Croix Falls Mutual Aid Woo:ibu MIN Mutual Aid - 14 - C k tmm c d + PIERCE CO. + R 14� R,LLP 17-1 �Iy1aV iw. d G,;— iwn d S-4 (yk. ' f. Kt MOBILE MEDICAL COVERAGE OF COUNTY DURING PERIOD OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT Skeleton crew of medics or firemen who know the geography of the area available in each community receiving mutual aid vehicles. - 15 - ST. CROIX COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENTS 1. BALDWIN FIRE DEPARTMENT 7. NEW RICHMOND FIRE DEPARTMENT (a) Village of Baldwin (a) City of New Richmond (b) Township of Baldwin (b) Village of Star Prairie (c) Township of Hammond (c) Township of Richmond (d) Township of Rush River (d) Township of Star Prairie (e) Portion of Township of (e) Township of Stanton Eau Galle (f) Portion of Township of (f) Portion of Township of Erin Prairie Erin Prairie (g) Portion of Township of 8. RIVER FALLS FIRE DEPARTMENT Emerald (a) City of River Falls (h) Portion of Township of (b) Township of Kinnickinnic Springfield (c) Portion of Township of Troy (d) Portion of Township of 2. CLEAR LAKE FIRE DEPARTMENT Pleasant Valley (a) Portion of Township of Forest 9. ROBERTS-WARREN FIRE DEPARTMENT (a) Village of Roberts 3. DEER PARK FIRE DEPARTMENT (b) Township of Warren (a) Village of Deer Park (b) Township of Cylon 10. ST. JOSEPH FIRE DEPARTMENT (a) All of the Township of 4. GLENWOOD CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT St. Joseph (a) City of Glenwood City (b) Village of Wilson 11. SOMERSET FIRE DEPARTMENT (c) Township of Glenwood (a) Village of Somerset (d) Portion of Township of (b) Township of Somerset Emerald (e) Portion of Township of 12. SPRING VALLEY FIRE DEPARTMENT Forest (a) Township of Cady (f) Portion of Township of (b) Portion of Township of Springfield Eau Galle 5. HAMMOND FIRE DEPARTMENT 13. WOODVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT (a) Village of Hammond (a) Village of Woodville (b) Portion of Township of Pleasant Valley 6. HUDSON FIRE DEPARTMENT (a) City of Hudson (b) Village of North Hudson (c) Township of Hudson (d) Portion of Township of Troy - 17 - i L STATE OF MINNESOTA _ Is Ktm T— d Lucas OUNN CO. cn k STATE OF MINNESOTA W S 1 .... T o+e d T, lmy — To.n - d Amlm OUNN CO. ���� ,I I� D► O■ ioi► )K Ir �' V O ® O 'i'to - 1R - Description of Public Education and/or Traininq Programs VTAE Wisconsin Indianhead Technical Institute serves county. Some EMS courses are taken through Minnesota technical schools and hospitals. SOURCE AND STATUS OF TRAINING EMT - basic CPR - (instruction and refresher) AMBULANCE BUDGET EMT - refresher EMS - Continuing First Aid - (standard and Education Programs multi media) WHEREAS, St. Croix County has in the past entered into contracts with various ambulance services in and around St. Croix County to provide ambulance service for the transportation of injured and critically ill in St. Croix*County to medical treatment centers, THEREFORE, we request an amount of $43,761.00 to be put into the 1982 budget to continue this program. This amount is to be paid monthly to the ambulance services listed and in the amounts listed pursuant to the contract. AMBULANCE SERVICE 1981 1982 Amery Municipal Ambulance Service 18.67 12.00 Amery, Wisconsin 54001 Baldwin Rescue Squad 520.33 512.10 Baldwin, Wisconsin 54002 Clear Lake Ambulance Service 11.67 12.00 Clear Lake, Wisconsin 54005 Glenwood City Municipal Ambulance Service 186.67 222.27 Glenwood City, Wisconsin 54013 Hudson Municipal Ambulance Service 826.00 679.90 Hudson, Wisconsin 54016 New Richmond Municipal Service 940.33 1,000.23 New Richmond, Wisconsin 54017 River Falls Ambulance and Rescue Service 576.33 505.56 River Falls, Wisconsin 54022 Stillwater Ambulance Service 326.67 239.70 Stillwater, Minnesota 55082 Woodville Municipal Ambulance Service 240.33 254.96 Woodville, Wisconsin 54028 10 Hammond Rescue -EMT -- 83.00 Hammond, Wisconsin 54015 Roberts Rescue -- 125.00 Roberts, Wisconsin 54023 Monthly total $ 3,647.00 $ 3,646.72 Annual total 43,764.00 43,761.00 DESCRIPTION OF PUBLIC SAFETY AGENCIES IN EMS IN COUNTY First Responder Units in Hammond, Roberts and Star Prairie Roberts has a rescue vehicle but does not transfer patients. Hammond works in conjunction with Baldwin Ambulance. Star Prairie serves the northern area and works with New Richmond Ambulance. COUNTY DISASTER PLANS AVAILABLE All disaster annexs have been completed and are updated annually. IDENTIFICATION OF MAJOR PROBLEM AREAS Finding location of emergency, lack of adequate identification and numbering system, non-residents using EMS system and not reimbursing for services. COMMUNICATIONS KEY TO OPERATIONAL QUESTIONNAIRE RESULTS C1 DISPATCH CENTER Agency AadrTss 1 2 3 4 5 6 COLUMN NUMBER: INFORMATION PERTAINS TO: 1• Emergency Telephone Number 2• Number of incoming telephone circuits? Emergency and/or administrative 3. Hours facility operated per day 4• Does this facility monitor C-8 Channel 9? ' i' 5• Is this facility capable of telephone communications with the hearing/speech impaired? i 6• Level of dispatcher training: ARCS ARC Standard First Aid ARCA ARC Advanced First Aid TT ' State Telecomnunicator Training EMT-P EMT -Paramedic EMT -A EMT -Advanced FR First Response O Other I i C2 PSAP DISPATCH CENTER—PUPLIC ACCESS Emergency Phone O's Hours +aenc` v )dam dress Answered im of Service Answered Community Served COLUMN INFORMATION PERTAINS TO: NUMBER: 1• Telephone prefixes in area of responsibility: 2• Exchanges that are not toll -free: 3. Exchanges equipped for 9-1-1 telephone service: 1 2 3 C3 PSAP—DISPATCH PROCEDURE FOR EMS CALLS Agency Address 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 COLUMN - NUMBER: INFORMATION PERTAINS TO: 1• Does this agency directly alert/dispatch all EMS units in its area? 2• i Ghat units are routinely dispatched? L = Law enforcement F - Fire R = R escue A = Ambulance j 0 = Other J 3. Agency dispatched 4• Communications method i 5• If this agency does not directly dispatch, what method is used instead? R = Relay requests to other dispatchers T = Transfer requests to other dispatcher ; S = Refer calls to other dispatchers by providing appropriate phone number to caller 6. Agency that relay/transfer/referaI is made to j 7• Com munications method or phone number of referred agency C4 PSAP—RADIO COMMUNICATIONS-* t 1 2 i I Agency Aaaress A enc• Type of Service Frequency Frequency Main Use ATION PERTAINS TO: n S agencies, excluding those dispatched to medical emergencies, with which this agency has -way radio com munications. this dispatch center can monitor. 1 C5 PSAP—RADIO COMMUNICATIONS-*2 AGENCY ADDRESS AGENCY LOCATION FREQUENCY Excluding point-to-point radio, list all law enforcement, fire and EMS radio base stations with whom this dispatch center has direct two-way radio communication. - 22 - C8 PSAP—RADIO COMMUNICATIONS,t3 BASE RADIO EpUIPMENT USED FOR EMS COMMUNICATIONS Agency address FREQUENCY MAIN USE LOCATION CALL SIGN C7 HOSPITALS AGENCY ADDRESS STAFFING DATA PAGING CAPABILITY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 COLUMN NUMBER i INFORMATION PERTAINS TO: 1•i Are the Hospital Staff who operate the radio equipment trained in the technical operation of the system? i <'. Are certain members of the staff primarily responsible for the operation of this agency's radio equipment?M 3• If 2 is.marked yes, who has the responsibility? I� ED = ED superior PA = PA SO = Switchboard Operator j RN = RN P = Physician WC = Ward Clerk LPN = LPN 0 = Other NS = Nrusing Supervisor 4• Does this agency do paging? 5• If 5 is yes, what frequencies does this agency use for paging? I 6• I Who does this agency page? 7• If this radio system operates on a repeater system, is it fixed or vehicular? CS AMBULANCE —AGENCY IDENTIFICATION Agency Address 1 2 3 4 COLUMN NUMBER: INFORMATION PERTAINS TO: 1. Administrative telephone number 2• Emergency telephone number(s) 3. Number of incoming telephone circuits 4• Level of ambulance attendant licensing 5. Does this service operate telemetry equipment? 6. Type of organization? P = Private G . Government V = Volunteer FT = Full-time 7• Square miles in service area (approximately)? 8. Type of service area? R Rural S .Suburban U Urban 5 6 7 8 - 23 -- C9 AMBULANCE LICENSING County Agency Address Wisconsin Providers License No. Name of Licensee C 1 O AMBULANCE DISPATCH DATA Agency Address Ambulance Dispatched by Volunteers Alerted by Dispatchers' Training Level A H L F C 0 R P C8 RS S T F 0 LOLUMN UMBER: INFORMATION PERTAINS TO: i 1. A - Ambulance Service 1 - MOST H - Hospital 6 - LEAST L - Law Enforcement F - Fire Department C = Central Communications 0 - Other 2. R = Two -Way Radio P = Pager CB = C.3. Radio RS - Radio Scanner S - Siren T - Personal Telephone. F - Fire bar Telephone 0 - Other 3. ARC first aid, standard ARC first iid,.advanced State telecommunicator training EMT -P First responder EMT - A Other C11 AMBULANCE —HOSPITAL COMMUNICATIONS Agency Address 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 PS C NH-5 COLUMN NUMBER: INFORMATION PERTAINS TO: A - ALWAYS, F - FREQUENTLY, S - SELDOM, N - NEVER 1. After dispatch, does the ambulance crew notify the hospital of the nature of the call before arriving at the scene? ; 2. After the ambulance arrivices at,the scene, does the ambulance crew notify the hospital of the patient's condition and probable time of arrival? 3. After the ambulance leaves the scene, does the crew notify the hospital of any changes in patient status and/or I arrival time? 4. How often are radio communications overloaded? 5. How often are telephone communications overloaded? I 6. How is information recorded by the dispatcher? 7. Percent of calls originating from the following sources: PS , Public Safety C - Citizens i NH/H - Nursing homes, hospitals 0 - Other 8. Would you be interested in a special course on emergency medical dispatching? (If yes, how many would attend?) -24= Agency Address Aaency Address COLUMN NUMBEER I. (' 2. +I I I 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. C12 RADIO COMMUNICATIONS —BACKUP POWER FOR PSAP'S, HOSPITALS, AND AMBULANCES Back Up Fuel Length it Self Tested Power Source Type _ Watts Can Operate Starting Regularly UnderTested C 1 3 FIRST RESPONDERS I 2 3 4 5 6 7 INFORMATION PERTAINS TO: This service is part of a: ' FO • Fire Department VFD = Volunteer fire department LE = Law enforcement agency NGA • Non -Government ambulance/rescue squad H • Hospital affiliated I • Indian tribal organization 0 = Other The number of personnel trained as (highest level only indicated) 1PR = CPR ARC-S = ARC standard first aid ARC -A - ARC advanced first aid FR F`^ct responder (CIM) EMT -A = EMT - A EMT-P EMT - P 0 Other, specify Total number of personnel in this service Number of persons that normally respond to call Type of vehicle used for responses? A • Ambulance B • Boat, type F = Fire apparatus S • Snowmobile PY Personal Vehicle 0 • Other, describe RU • Special rescue unit, describe Service/care the service provides at the scene of a medical emergency: S = Initial patient stabilization AAS = Aid ambulance crew at scene E = Extrication AAT • Aid ambulance crew in transit BLS • Basic life support FS • Fire suppression/containment ALS • Advanced life support O = Other, describe How personnel are alerted of a call R Two-way radio P = Pagers S Siren CB C.B.radio RS Radio Scanner TS • Telephone bar T = Personal telephone 0 • Other C14 AGENCIES COMMENTS ON EMS RADIO COMMUNICATIONS -25- agency address ST. CROIX COUNTY / Centralized Dispatch 919 Fourth Street Hudson, aI 54016 C 1 DISPATCH CENTER 1 2 3 (715) 386-2345 I: 24 (715) 386-2346 (715) 386-2347 (715) 246-2204 (715) 684.2525 911 (715) 265-4241 3 5 6 YES YES d ARC-S 1 .SRC -A 7 T 2 EMT -A -26- Agency %.duress 5T.:ROIX COLNTY Centralized Dispatch 919 Fourth Street Hudson, 'a I 54016 I First R esponders C3 PSAP—DISPATCH PROCEDURE FOR ERAS CALLS 1 2 3 4 5 6 Y . R Baldwin A m b. Service Pagers A Hammond 1st Responders Pagers O1 Glenwood City Ambulance Pagers lew Richmond Ambulance Pages 6 Rescue Woodville A m-bulance P agers Hudson Ambulance Pagers Stillwater Ambulance Pagers River Fails Ambulance Pagers Roberts Rescue Pages 7 -27- C2 PSAP DISPATCH CENTER—PUPLIC ACCESS Emergency ?hone .#'s Hours .gency Address answered Type of Service Answered Community Served 1 2 3 ST. CROIX :,UUNTY Centralized Oisoatcn (715) 386-2345 24 hr/day Hudson, Houlton 3S6, 549 246, 248, 772 919 Fourth Street Roberts, River Palls 749, 425 684, 698 269 Hudson, '41 54016 (715) 386-2346 Emergency 24 hr/day St.Croix Co. 246, 247 253 '715) 386-2347 Emergency 24 hr/day St. Croix Co. 248, 584, (715) 246-2204 Emergency 24 hr/day Sew Richmond, 698, 7a6, Somerset, Star Prairie 265, 772. (715) 684-2525 Emergency 24 nr/day Baldwin. Hammond 269, 263 Woodville 911 Emergency 24 hr/day Baldwin, Aoodville ;715) 265-4241 Emergency 24 hr/day Glenwood City, Emerald ;aency Adr•ress ST. CROIX COUNTY Zentralized Dispatch 319 Fourth Street i udson, 'a 154016 Agency C4 PSAP—RADIO COMMUNICATIONS-# I "ype of Ser•rrce Freauency Frequency gain Use all '/HF - High freauency scanner -29- CS PSAP—AA01O COMMUNICATIONS+2 AGENCY ADDRESS AGENCY LOCATION FREQUENCY Si. CROIX COUNTY Centralized Dispatch 919 Fourth Street Hudson, aI 54016 C8 PSAP—RADIO COMM UNICATIONS+3 BASE RAO[0 EQUIPMENT USED FOR EMS COMMUN[CATIONS agency Aadress FREQUENCY MAIN USE LOCATION CALL SIGN ST. CROIX COUNTY Centralized Dispatch 155.340 EMS Hammond �Zr 738 919 Fourth Street Huason, 'WI 54016 - 31 - C7 HOSPITALS ;GENCY ADDRESS STAFFING DATA ST. CROIX COUNTY 1 2 3 3 5 Hudson Memorial Hospital NO (ES YES 155.340 -100 Wisconsin Street Hudson, 41 54016 Holy Family Hospital YES YES ED, RN, YES 152.0075 :35 Hospital Road S0 WC. New Ricnmond, di 54017 .yS River Falls Area Hospital NO YES WC YES 155.340 350 North Main Street River Fills, ai 54022 3alcW n Community Memorial Hosp. YES RN. 'SIC, YES 152.0075 150 .urtis Street IS 3aldwin, '41 54002 PAGING CAPA81LITY 6 PHYSICIANS, NURSES, EMG. CENTER PHYSICIANS, NURSES, AMBULANCE PHYSICIANS PHYSICIAN, HOSPITAL STAFF NO NO VO REPEATER NO C8 AMBULANCE -AGENCY IDENTIFICATION �genc— v-- Addr.ss ST. CdOIX COUNTY 1 3 5 6 7 d Woodville Ambulance Service 911 0 River Street EMT -A N G, V 10 Woodville, WI 54028 Baldwin ambulance Service (715) 684-3426 911 EMT 990 Main Street -A N 2, y 120 R/S Baldwin, WI 54002 Glenwood City Ambulance and (715) 265-4027 911 2 EMT-A=ire Oepartment G, V 00 / $ Glenwood City, WI 54013 St. Croix Emergency Medical Service (715) 386-5927 (715i 386-2345 3 EMT -A N G , V 130 R/S 505 Third Street Hudson, WI 54016 lew Richmond Municipal (715) 246-2634 911 3 EMT Ambulance Services -A N G, V 332 R/S - _56 East First Street 3r (715) 246-2101 New Richmond, WI 54017 C9 AMBULANCE LICENSING County agency Address Wisconsin Providers license No. flame of Licensee ST. CROIX COUNTY St.Croix Woodville Ambulance Service 60-00132 Village of Woodville River Street Woodville. Wi 54028 St. Croix 3alawin Ambulance Service 50-01224 Village of 3aldwin 990 Main Street 3aldwin, WI 54002 St. Croix Glenwood City Amoulance and 60-00572 City of Glenwood City Fire Department Glenwood City, WI 54013 St. Croix St. Croix Emergency Medical Ser. 60-00594 City of Hudson 505 Third Street Hudson, WI 54016 St. Croix New Richmond Municioal 60-00131 City of New Richmond Ambulance Services 156 East First Street New Richmond, A 54017 On CIO AAA13ULANCE DISPATCH DATA - agency Address I Anbuiance Dispatched by 'lotunteer3 iler�ed by 2tsoatcher5' Training .vei ST. CRU1X COUNTY A H C F C 0 R P CS RS S T F 0 Woodville Ambulance Service i River Street X 'd000viile, '1 W28 3aldwin 4noulance Service 4 2 3 5 1 o 390 Main Street X 21EMT-A 3aldwin, 41 54002 1 ?AC 2 RN I LPN Glenwood City Anbulance and 1 6 2 3 1 5 X Fire Department Glenwood City, 141 54013 St. Croix Emergency Medical Ser. X :c X 505 Third Street iudson, 'a1 54016 New Richmond Municipal 2 ! X Ambulance Services 156 East First Street New Richmond, W1 54017 C11 AMBULANCE —HOSPITAL COMMUNICATIONS agency Address 2 3 4 5 6 ST. CROIX COUNTY Woodville Ambular-e Service River Street Woodville, aI 54028 3aldwin Amoulance Service 990 Main Street 3aidwin, WI 54002 Glenwood City Ambulance and Fire Department Glenwood C?ty, WI 54013 St. Croix Emergency Medical Ser 505 Thira Street uason, WI 54016 i .'mew Richmond Municipal Ambulance Services 156 East First Street Yew Richmond, at 54017 A s A --- -- A A A S N S A A F S LOG BOOK CALL/COMPLAINT FORM A A A S N LOG BOOK TAPE RECORDING A A A S S LOG BOOK CALL/COMPLAINT FORM 7 3 fi C NH/H-T NO 10 40 40 10 NO 90 10 '!ES(4) 95 0 5 0 'ES (10) 45 10 30 15 '!ES (17) -36- _ C 1 3 FIRST RESPONDERS 4gency Aadress 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ST. CROIX COUNTY Star Prairie First Responder LE 3 CPR 3 1 PY, 02 ream 2 ARC -A S, BLS R, T Star Prairie, WI 1 Fg AAS, AAr 1 O1 Hammond First Responder Team NGA 11 EMT -A 11 2 PV Hammond, aI 54015 S. E. KS P AAS, AAr Robert Rescue Service 314 Spring Street YFO 11 CPR 11 4 RU 3 SS. E, 8LS P, Roberts, WI 54023 7 FR 5 EMT -A AAS AAT, FS 1 Registered Nurse !' 2 Village Squad car 3 Van (step) - 37 C12 RADIO COMMUNICATIONS—BACXUP-POWER FOR PSAP'S, HOSPITALS, AND AMBULANCES Sack Up Fuel ength it Self Tested rested Aoency address Power Source Tvpe Watts Can Operate Starting Regularly Under :oaa ' ST. CROIX COUNTY Centralized Dispatch YES GASOLINE 200 AMPS UNLIMITED YES YES VO 319 Fourth Street ivason, WI 54016 Huason Memorial Hospital YES t2 DIESEL YES WEEKLY YES 100 Wisconsin Street Hudson, WI 54016 Holy Family Hospital 525 Hospital Road YES FUEL OIL YES PWIC'c/MONTH YES New Richmond, WI 54017 River Falls area Hospital YES GASOLINE YES WEEKLY YES 550 Vorth Main Street River Falls, WI 54022 3aldwin Community Memorial Hosp. YES DIESEL YES 'MEEKLY fES 950 Curtis Street 3aldwin, WI 54002 Woodville Ambulance Service NOT APPLICABLE River Street Woodville, WI 54028 3aldwin Ambulance Service NO 990 Main Street 3aldwin, WI 54002 Glenwood City Ambulance and !VO Fire Department Glenwood City, WI 54013 St. Croix Emergency Medical Ser. NO 505 Third Street Hudson, aI 54016 .New Richmond Municipal --- :moulance Services 156 East First Street New Richmond, WI 54017 -3f�- - _ C 13 FIRST RESPONOERS _enci=acrtss ? 3 i 5 5 7 ��. :ROIX :OUNT! :tir ?rsirie First Resooncer e,o � j CPR 3 1 ?Y, Star Prlirie. a1 ? CAC -A 1 FR J2 S. 3LS. R. CAS. AAT 1 .3a iarrmnd First Resoonder Teas lanmond, AC,A 11 W-A 11 Z al 5a015 ?W S. E. 3LS ? 200ert aescue Service CAS. AAT 214 Soring Street !Fp 11 CPR 7 FR . 1j 4 dU 3 S. E. 3LS P ?ooerts, ai 54023 5 r4T-A ALS. AAS CAT. FS 1 2e9tstered Nurse ? village Squad car 3 an (stag) Coce ;gency address ST. CROIX COUNTY P Centralized Dispatcn 919 Fourth Street Hudson, 'I 54016 H Hudson Memorial Hosoital 400 aisconsin Street Hudson, ai 54016 H Holy Family Hospital 535 Hospital Road New Richmond, 'WI 54017 H River Falls area Hospital 550 North Main Street River Falls, 'WI 54022 A 3aldwin Community Memorial Hosp. 950 Curtis Street 3aldwin, 'Al 54002 iOOcville Amoulance Service River Street Woodville. WI 54028 3aldwin Ambulance Service 990 Main Street 3aldwin, III 54002 Glenwood City Ambulance and Fire Department Glenwood City, AI 54013 A St. Croix Emergency Medical Ser. ` ` 505 Third Street Hudson, aI 54016 A Yew Richmond Ambulance and Rescue Oak Ridge Drive New Richmond, WI 54017 R Hammond First Responder Team Hammond, al 54015 R Robert Rescue Service 314 Spring Street Roberts, aI 54023 R Star ?rairie First Responder _ tam Star Prairie, WI C 14 AGENCIES COMMENTS ON EMS RAOIO COMMUNICATIONS -There are plans to re- -EMS communications is reliable. place the telephone line with microwave in the Hudson area to complete the system. -No changes planned. -Radios break down fregjently but repair time is good. -Minneapolis-St. Paul overrides their radio conversations. -No changes planned. -EMS radio communications is good. -No changes Planned. -No changes planned. -The ambulance has routine radio communications with 3aldwin Community Hospital. -Problems with EMS radio communications are a lack of power and lack of multiple PL tones. -No changes planned. -The ambulance has routine radio communications with Baldwin Community Memorial Hosoital. -EMS radio communications is reliaole. -No changes planned. -The ambulance has routine radio communications with the hospitals in Baldwin, New Richmond, Menomonie, and Eau Claire. -The agency has problems calling hospitals in Minnesota because they oo not haave access to the hospital's radio numuers. -Plans are to install a -The ambulance has routine radio communications micor system in the new with Hudson Memorial Hospital. St. Paul Ramsey ambulance. One or two hospital, River Falls Area Hospital. additional portables may -At times, the medical frequency is used as i be purchased. paging frequency. -in Ramsey County, the agency may override EMS conversations already in progress, even thougn they are monitoring the radio, because St. Paul is in the Valley. They are unable to receive the signals from St. Paul while they are an route from Wisconsin. -The agency would like to -The ambulance has routine radio communications replace one of the vehicle with New Richmond Holy Family Hospital, Baldwin radios with a multiple Community Hospital, Hudson Memorial Hospital, head frequency scanner the hospitals in Amery and Osceola, and the head. St. Paul Ramsey Trauma Center. -Some part-time hospital employees lack telecommunications training. 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