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<br />DRAFT <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />t <br /> <br />DRAFT <br /> <br />9. Reviewed each model relative to the Attributes and Service standards to identify benefits and <br />challenges for consideration of the leaders of the municipalities, agencies and the County <br />they serve. <br /> <br />Considerations the Dispatch Work Group would like all to keep in mind as this work is conducted: <br /> <br />. Consideration of the human element (employees impacted), the importance of the "family <br />feeling" of current PSAP teams <br /> <br />. Funding should be equitable, not used to coerce <br /> <br />The options are presented in a format that facilitated comparison. Cost items such as salaries, <br />benefits, etc. vary from PSAP to PSAP in the current environment. However, for purposes of this <br />comparison reasonable estimations have been made and applied in the same way to all the options. <br />Financial and staffing values are not final "budget" estimates, but reasonable placeholders that must <br />be finalized once a structure is agreed upon and a detailed PSAP design phase is entered in to. <br /> <br />Attributes of operating PSAP models that are important to communities and <br />Dispatch Work group; <br /> <br />:. <br /> <br />1. Must meet service standards - no difference felt by the public <br /> <br />2. Unique skill groups answering directed calls: Fire, Law Enforcement, EMS, etc. <br /> <br />3. Model must be cost-justifiable <br /> <br />4. Must include plans for handling additional communities' dispatch operations in planning for <br />space, governance, rnanagernent <br /> <br />Core Functions and Services a PSAP must provide: <br /> <br />2. <br />3. <br />4. <br />5. <br />6. <br />7. <br />. <br />8 <br /> <br />1. Answer 911 Calls (Police, Fire, EMS) <br /> <br />Answer and appropriately process non-emergency or administrative calls <br /> <br />Pre-arrival medical instructions following Clawson pre-arrival instructions model <br /> <br />Answer and process emergency public works and utility emergency calls <br /> <br />Law enforcement service, fire service and EMS service per Standard Dispatch Operating <br /> <br />Procedures for dedicated fire dispatcher to fire service events <br /> <br />Multi-lingual serviccs and prompt access to intcrpreter services consistent with community <br />needs as dctermined by survey, census and demographic data <br /> <br />cns Entries, Motor vehicle registrations; warrant checks, related public safety ficld support <br />functions <br /> <br />PSAPModetComparisonl.8.doc 2 <br />
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