Article 100-Sec 2 Flashcards
A major segment of the Fire Department consisting of
Divisions, Sections, Officers, and employees
Bureau
A segment of the Fire Department consisting of sections,
officers, specialists, coordinators, and employees (i.e. Training, Fire
Prevention, Emergency Medical Services, Supply & Maintenance,
Office of Emergency Management, etc.).
Division
A location where primary business is conducted by the
Chief or a sub-division of the Department (i.e. Community Liaison Officer, Fiscal Manager, Chief’s Sr. Administrative Assistant, Medical Services Officer, etc.).
Office
A segment of the Fire Department consisting of officers or employees concentrating on a specific area, or focus.
Section
This person must provide City Manager a biennial proposed budget of funding needed for the Department’s operations for the ensuing two years in such a manner as prescribed by the City Manager.
The Fire Chief
Shall report directly through the Operations Deputy
Chief to the Chief of the Department
Fire Marshal
Shall develop training aids and coordinate the Community College Curriculum.
Commander, Training Division (Battalion Chief)
Shall be the liaison with local and regional EMS agencies, hospitals, ambulance companies, etc
Commander, Emergency Medical Division (Battalion Chief)
Shall be responsible for the placement and inventory of
equipment on apparatus, as prescribed by department
policy.
Captain/ EMS Administrative Officer/Acting Captain
Shall be responsible for ensuring that a performance log is maintained on each person assigned to his/her
company and that a Performance Evaluation is completed at the
specified time
Captain/ EMS Administrative Officer/Acting Captain
While on duty, is responsible for maintenance and
inventories of their equipment, assigned personnel,
station, and apparatus.
Lieutenant/MSO/Acting Lieutenant
have the authority of the Battalion Commander when performing duties on behalf of the Battalion Commander.
Staff Assistant
may assume command at emergencies or by special knowledge and expertise as related to the incident
Officer of the same rank
are authorized and it shall be their
duty, to order additional resources such as: additional
firefighters, officers, and companies or equipment when deemed necessary in their judgment
Incident Commander
the only individual who is authorized to request or release resources for an incident. This authority may be delegated, but always remains their responsibility
Incident Commander
Who falls under the fire chief
Fiscal Manager Administrative Support Division Community Liaison Officer (CLO)/Public Information Officer (PIO) Public Education Section Office of Emergency Management
Who falls under the bureau of OPS
Emergency Medical Services Division Fire Suppression and Rescue Division Pre-fire and Mapping Specialists Fire Prevention Division Fire Investigation Section Inspections Section Plans Review Section
Who falls under the bureau of support services
Supply & Maintenance Division Apparatus & Equipment Section Communications Section Facilities Section Training Divisio
The fiscal manager reports to….
The fire chief
Works on special projects as assigned by the
Chief or Deputy Chiefs.
CLO/PIO (Lieutenant)
Evaluates and maintains the City emergency
operations plans and procedures and provides
for planning assistance for all City departments
Office of emergency management
Develops and implements training exercises to
ensure a coordinated City response to largescale emergencies and disaster
Office of emergency management
3 main bureaus of operations
The Emergency Medical Services Division, the Fire Suppression and Rescue Division and the Fire Prevention Division
Who does fire prevention report to
Shall report directly through the Bureau of
Operations Deputy Chief.
