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City of Manassas, VirginiaFire and Rescue Committee Meeting

AGENDA

Fire and Rescue Committee - Regular AgendaCity Hall

9027 Center StreetSecond Floor Conference Room

Thursday, August 09, 2018

1. Call to Order - 6:00 p.m.Chairman Marc T. Aveni

2. Determination of Quorum

3. Approval of Meeting Minutes

3.1 Approval of July 12, 2018 Meeting MinutesFRC Meeting Minutes July 12, 2018

4. Chairperson's Report

5. City of Manassas Fire and Rescue Department's Report

6. Manassas Volunteer Fire Company's Report

7. Greater Manassas Volunteer Rescue Squad's Report

8. Unfinished Business

8.1 Standing Committee Reports

a. Consolidated Logistics - REPORT DUE b. Health and Safety c. Quality Assurance

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d. System Protocole. Training Committee f. Strategic Plang. Information Technology Ad Hoc Grouph. NIMS Update Agenda Statement: Standing CommitteesStanding and Sub Committee Listing

8.2 Incident Reporting Update(Deputy Chief Todd E. Lupton)Agenda Statement: Incident Reporting

8.3 Fire and Rescue Station 521 Update(Chief Rob Clemons)Agenda Statement: Station 521 Update

8.4 Medical Evaluation (New SOP)(Deputy Chief Todd E. Lupton)Agenda Statement: Medical Evaluation SOP

8.5 Infection Control Policy Update(Deputy Chief Todd E. Lupton)Agenda Statement: Infection Control Policy_2018 Update

8.6 Records Management 101(Chief Rob Clemons)Agenda Statement: Records Management 101

9. New Business

9.1 Fleet Plan Annual Adoption(Deputy Chief Todd E. Lupton)Agenda Statement: Fleet Plan Annual Review

9.2 Creation of Ladder Truck and Rescue Engine Specification Committees(Deputy Chief Todd E. Lupton)Agenda Statement: Creation of Ladder Truck and Rescue Engine SpecificationCommittees

9.3 FY2018 Fire and Rescue Committee Annual ReportAgenda Statement: Unified Annual Report

10. Closed Meeting

11. Adjournment2

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Appendix

Fuel Report(June and July 2018)Appendix Cover PageFuel Report June 2018Fuel Report July 2018

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CITY OF MANASSASFIRE AND RESCUE COMMITTEE

Meeting MinutesJuly 12, 2018

CALL TO ORDER 6:00pm

ROLL CALLPresent: Councilman Marc T. Aveni (Chairman), Chief Rob Clemons, Deputy Chief Todd

Lupton, Chief Gary Orndoff, Chief Nancy Orndoff and President Pete Rockx

Guest Speakers: Lieutenant Matt Fox

Others Present: Melissa Heiderman

Absent: President Tripp DeRamus

DETERMINATION OF QUORUMChairman Aveni determined quorum is present.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES(3.1) CHIEF CLEMONS MOVED to approve the minutes of the May 10, 2018 meeting; Chief G. Orndoff seconded the motion. Roll Call Vote: AYES – Chief Clemons, Chief G. Orndoff, Deputy Chief Lupton, Chief N. Orndoff, and President Rockx. MOTION CARRIED (5/0)

CHAIPERSON’S REPORTChairman Aveni welcomed everyone to the meeting. The committee did not meet in June 2018.

MANASSAS FIRE AND RESCUE DEPARTMENT’S REPORTChief Clemons reported that six new medics started on Monday. These positions were filling vacancies and new positions created to staff the second medic unit 24 hours. They will be in recruit school for six weeks. There are two positions left in Operations that staff is working to fill. Additionally, interviews were done this week for a new Fiscal Specialist. Interviews were done last week for promotions in the rank of Master Technician, Lieutenant, and Captain.

Summer Camp begins next week. Both Freshman and Sophomore Camps will be one week this year due to competing priorities.

The Fourth of July event was a great event once again. All System organizations participated as well as other jurisdictions that provided assistance. There were four Fire Marshals on duty this year which was the most we’ve ever had; this allowed staff to better serve the entire City.

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MANASSAS VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY’S REPORTChief Orndoff reported that one member graduated Prince William County’s Fire Academy Firefighter I and II class, Jason Chavez. Two members are completing their National Registry EMT testing. There is an EVOC class, taught by Brad Miller, scheduled for July 21 and 22; five members from MVFC and GMVRS are in the class which MVFC is funding.

There are six new members in the process now, with three or four of them already being trained.

Chief Clemons asked that MVFC and GMVRS notify CMFRD when volunteers graduate so they can acknowledge the student’s hard work.

GREATER MANASSAS VOLUNTEER RESCUE SQUAD’S REPORTPresident Rockx reported that one goal of GMVRS is the acquisition and advancement of new members. They want to have 24 new members; currently there are 11 new members and 10 pending. Five members are actively interning.

The Board is in the process of re-writing the bylaws. Thus far, 26 members have signed the Code of Conduct acknowledgement. The Code of Conduct is now part of the onboarding process for new members.

Three charter members have passed on over the past few years. GMVRS has commissioned portraits to memorialize them. Last year, Hutton Hall hosted over 100 scheduled events; it is a large community resource and revenue source for GMVRS. More than half of the events are at no charge for nonprofits or members. $10,000 has been allocated to improving lighting and A/V equipment.

A joint letter was issued from CMFRD and GMVRS to members regarding progress being made towards staffing a second 24 hour transport unit.

Chief Orndoff noted that there are two more CME sessions this year (August 11 and October 20). Monthly CPR classes are continuing, and HIPAA and Infection Control will continue to be offered the 3rd Friday of each month. She will be discussing Target Solutions with Battalion Chief Smith.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

(8.1) Standing Committeeso C. Quality Assurance (Lt. Matt Fox)

The report was distributed in the agenda packet. A total of eighty reports were reviewed, fifty by the committee and thirty by Lt. Fox directly. There were no areas of great concern. This past QA meeting was Dr. Pesce’s first; she seemed impressed with the system and quality of care.

o G. NIMS Compliance

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Robb Hoffower could not be in attendance due to a family emergency. The most recent NIMS compliance numbers will be used in the annual report and will be distributed.

(8.2) Incident ReportingDeputy Chief Lupton stated that the email with missing reports was sent out previously; there was nothing significant.

(8.3) Fire Station 521 Update Chief Clemons gave an update on the progress of new Station 521. Progress is moving forward and Chief Clemons has recently given an update to Mr. Pate.

(8.4) Active Violence Incident Operations (New SOP)The Active Violence Incident Operations SOP was originally presented in May; no comments were received.

(8.4) CHIEF G. ORNDOFF MOVED to approve SOP 2.78 Active Violence Incident Operations; Chief N. Orndoff seconded the motion. Roll Call Vote: AYES – Chief G. Orndoff, Chief N. Orndoff, Chief Clemons, Deputy Chief Lupton, and President Rockx. MOTION CARRIED (5/0)

(8.5) Ballistic Protection (New SOP)The Ballistic Protection SOP was originally presented in May; no comments were received.

(8.5) CHIEF N. ORNDOFF MOVED to approve SOP 2.78 Active Violence Incident Operations; Chief G. Orndoff seconded the motion. Roll Call Vote: AYES – Chief N. Orndoff, Chief G. Orndoff, Chief Clemons, Deputy Chief Lupton, and President Rockx. MOTION CARRIED (5/0)

(8.6) System Protocol Committee(8.6) DEPUTY CHIED LUPTON MOVED to implement system protocol standing committee; Chief Clemons seconded the motion. Roll Call Vote: AYES – Chief Clemons, Deputy Chief Lupton, Chief G. Orndoff, Chief N. Orndoff, and President Rockx. MOTION CARRIED (5/0)

(8.6b) DEPUTY CHIED LUPTON MOVED to appoint Matt Fox (Chairperson), Valerie Kusterbeck, Nancy Orndoff, and Dr. Danielle Pesce to the System Protocol Committee; Chief G. Orndoff seconded the motion. MVFC will appoint their member at a later date. Roll Call Vote: AYES –Deputy Chief Lupton, Chief G. Orndoff, Chief Clemons, Chief N. Orndoff, and President Rockx. MOTION CARRIED (5/0)

NEW BUSINESS(9.1) Medical Evaluation (NEW SOP)Chief Clemons spoke with the City Attorney concerning the Medical Evaluation SOP as it may require a change in ordinance. The City Attorney did recommend language for the SOP which will be inserted; the revised SOP will then be brought back next month. In the meantime, any comments should be provided to BC Franzello.

(9.2) Infection Control Policy Update Distributed for thirty day review; comments should be directed to BC Franzello.

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(9.3) Records Management 101 Chief Clemons presented a summary of records management prepared by City Clerk Andrea Madden. There were questions concerning what records were considered public; Chief Clemons will check with Andrea and report back.

ADJOURNMENT and CLOSING COMMENTS None

ADJOURNED: 6:59 PM

Minutes prepared by:

________Melissa A. Heiderman, Administrative Coordinator

Abbreviations:FRC – Fire and Rescue Committee

GMVRS – Greater Manassas Volunteer Rescue SquadMFRD – Manassas Fire and Rescue Department

MVFC – Manassas Volunteer Fire CompanyVDFP – Virginia Department of Fire Programs

PWC – Prince William CountyURS – Uniform Rank Structure

OMD – Operational Medical Director

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MEETING DATE: August 9, 2018

TIME ESTIMATE: 10 minutes

AGENDA ITEM TITLE: Standing Committees – Committee Listing and Monthly Reports

DATE THIS ITEM WAS LAST CONSIDERED BY COMMITTEE:

Monthly

SUMMARY OF ISSUE/TOPIC:

Ordinance #O-2010-14, Section 60-6.e, gives the Fire and Rescue Committee authority to establish standing committees and technical sub-committees. The following have been formed by the FRC, and shall be acknowledged as such:

Quality Assurance System Protocol Health and Safety Training NIMS Consolidated Logistics Strategic Planning Information Technology Ad Hoc

ORGANIZATION: Manassas Fire and Rescue Committee

RECOMMENDATION: Approve Disapprove Reviewed X See Comments

COMMENTS: Reports are due from the following committees and/or standing updates: Consolidated Logistics

DISCUSSION (IF NECESSARY):

BUDGET/FISCALIMPACT:

CONTACT PERSON: Councilman Marc T. Aveni, Chairman[Melissa Heiderman, Administrative Coordinator, 703.257.8458]

FIRE AND RESCUE COMMITTEEAGENDA STATEMENT

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As of July 12, 2018

CITY OF MANASSASFIRE AND RESCUE COMMITTEE

Standing and Sub Committees

Health and Safety

Kevin Franzello, Battalion Chief (Chair) Manassas Fire and Rescue DepartmentTO BE DETERMINED Manassas Fire and Rescue DepartmentAmos Akers, Lieutenant Manassas Fire and Rescue DepartmentIan Pleet, Firefighter Manassas Volunteer Fire CompanyPeter Stein, Firefighter Manassas Volunteer Fire CompanyNancy Orndoff, Chief Greater Manassas Volunteer Rescue SquadGabriella Burnette, EMT Greater Manassas Volunteer Rescue Squad

Quality Assurance

Matt Fox, Captain (Chair) Manassas Fire and Rescue DepartmentEva Rose, Medic/Firefighter Manassas Fire and Rescue DepartmentBen Page, Medic/Firefighter Manassas Fire and Rescue DepartmentValerie Kusterbeck, Medic/Firefighter Manassas Fire and Rescue DepartmentJohn Sakevich, Lieutenant Greater Manassas Volunteer Rescue SquadGabriella Burnette, EMT Greater Manassas Volunteer Rescue SquadBrandon Cox, Firefighter Manassas Volunteer Fire CompanyGary Orndoff, Chief Manassas Volunteer Fire CompanyDr. Danielle Pesce Operational Medical Director

System Protocol

Matt Fox, Captain (Chair) Manassas Fire and Rescue DepartmentValerie Kusterbeck, Medic/Firefighter Manassas Fire and Rescue DepartmentNancy Orndoff, Chief Greater Manassas Volunteer Rescue SquadTBD Manassas Volunteer Fire CompanyDr. Danielle Pesce Operational Medical Director

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As of July 12, 2018

Training

Jerry Smith, Battalion Chief (Chair) Manassas Fire and Rescue DepartmentDavid Halman, Captain Manassas Fire and Rescue DepartmentGary Orndoff, Chief Manassas Volunteer Fire CompanyJason Kendrick, Assistant Chief Manassas Volunteer Fire CompanyAdam Sampiller, EMT Greater Manassas Volunteer Rescue SquadNancy Orndoff, Chief Greater Manassas Volunteer Rescue Squad

CONSOLIDATED LOGISTICS

Mark Nary, Battalion Chief (Chair) Manassas Fire and Rescue DepartmentZach Grinder, EMT Greater Manassas Volunteer Rescue SquadAJ Shillingburg, Firefighter Manassas Volunteer Fire Company

STRATEGIC PLANNING SUB-COMMITTEE

Rob Clemons, Chief (Chair) Manassas Fire and Rescue DepartmentTodd Lupton, Deputy Chief Manassas Fire and Rescue DepartmentNancy Orndoff, Chief Greater Manassas Volunteer Rescue SquadPete Rockx, President Greater Manassas Volunteer Rescue SquadGary Orndoff, Chief Manassas Volunteer Fire CompanyTripp DeRamus, President Manassas Volunteer Fire CompanyJames Hartnett, Fire Marshal Manassas Fire and Rescue Department

Recruitment and Retention

Rob Clemons (Chair) Manassas Fire and Rescue DepartmentMatt Fox Manassas Fire and Rescue DepartmentCailean Roche Manassas Fire and Rescue DepartmentRandy Cusick Greater Manassas Volunteer Rescue SquadLeo Carbone Greater Manassas Volunteer Rescue SquadDebbie Colby Manassas Volunteer Fire CompanyMark Failer Manassas Volunteer Fire Company

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As of July 12, 2018

Engine Specification Workgroup (Feb 2017) (will be disbanded soon)

Todd Lupton, Deputy Chief Manassas Fire and Rescue DepartmentDavid Halman, Captain Manassas Fire and Rescue DepartmentJoe Rose, Captain Manassas Fire and Rescue DepartmentJamie Jewett, Master Tech Manassas Fire and Rescue DepartmentGary Orndoff, Chief Manassas Volunteer Fire CompanyAJ Shillingburg, Firefighter Manassas Volunteer Fire Company

Information Technology and Management (Apr 2017)

Mark Nary, Battalion Chief - Chair Manassas Fire and Rescue DepartmentDave Burns, Director Greater Manassas Volunteer Rescue SquadDrew McRoberts, EMT Greater Manassas Volunteer Rescue SquadTerry Norling, Firefighter Manassas Volunteer Fire CompanyMark Failer, Firefighter Manassas Volunteer Fire Company

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MEETING DATE: August 9, 2018

TIME ESTIMATE: 5 minutes

AGENDA ITEM TITLE: Incident Reporting

DATE THIS ITEM WAS LAST CONSIDERED BY COMMITTEE:

Monthly

SUMMARY OF ISSUE/TOPIC:

There has been an issue with units responding on emergency incidents but not completing incident reports. These reports are legal documents, accounts of what happened at an incident; they are often requested by the citizen/business that was affected.

ORGANIZATION: City of Manassas Fire and Rescue

RECOMMENDATION: Approve Disapprove Reviewed X See Comments

COMMENTS:

DISCUSSION (IF NECESSARY):

Update only

BUDGET/FISCALIMPACT:CONTACT PERSON: Deputy Chief Todd Lupton

(703) 257-8458

FIRE AND RESCUE COMMITTEEAGENDA STATEMENT

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MEETING DATE: August 9, 2018

TIME ESTIMATE: 10 minutes

AGENDA ITEM TITLE: FS 521 Update

DATE THIS ITEM WAS LAST CONSIDERED BY COMMITTEE:

Monthly

SUMMARY OF ISSUE/TOPIC:

New Fire Station 521 (CIP P-022) is moving forward. City Staff has been working with the architect on land and building design. An advisory group has also been established to help address member inquiries and comments.

ORGANIZATION: Manassas Fire and Rescue Department

RECOMMENDATION: Approve Disapprove Reviewed X See Comments

COMMENTS: Chief Clemons was asked to provide an update on the project status to the FRC each month until completion of the project.

A community meeting was held on March 21, 2017 at Round Elementary School.

A community meeting was held on July 19, 2017 at City Hall.

Due diligence began in July 2017.

In September 2017, the Planning Commission approved Comprehensive Plan Amendment #2018-01, which found the proposed Dumfries Road location consistent with the City Comprehensive Plan.

Land Sale was completed in October 2017. Sign is now on display at site.

Building design concept presented to City Council and then during a community town hall meeting in February 2018.

DISCUSSION (IF NECESSARY):

BUDGET/FISCALIMPACT:

CONTACT PERSON: Chief Rob Clemons(703) 257-8465

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MEETING DATE: August 9, 2018

TIME ESTIMATE: 10 minutes

AGENDA ITEM TITLE: NEW SOP – Medical Evaluation

DATE THIS ITEM WAS LAST CONSIDERED BY COMMITTEE:

July 12, 2018

SUMMARY OF ISSUE/TOPIC:

“The purpose of this procedure is to outline parameters of a medical evaluation program for candidate and uniform fire and rescue members within the City of Manassas.”

ORGANIZATION: Manassas Fire and Rescue Department

RECOMMENDATION: X Approve Disapprove Reviewed X See Comments

COMMENTS: Thirty day review period is available. SOP to be distributed at the meeting (or before).

DISCUSSION (IF NECESSARY):

BUDGET/FISCALIMPACT:

CONTACT PERSON: Deputy Chief Todd E. Lupton(703) 257-8458

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MEETING DATE: August 9, 2018

TIME ESTIMATE: 5 minutes

AGENDA ITEM TITLE: Infection Control Policy (2018 Update)

DATE THIS ITEM WAS LAST CONSIDERED BY COMMITTEE:

July 12, 2018

SUMMARY OF ISSUE/TOPIC:

The Infection Control Policy is routinely updated. The update being presented is the 2018 update.

“The City of Manassas Fire & Rescue System recognizes that many of its employees and volunteers are involved in job responsibilities that may place them at risk for direct contact with blood and other potentially infectious materials. It is the goal of the System to strive to reduceexposure in the employee population and thus reduce the incidence of occupational health risk. It is also the goal of the System to ensure that the patients served are offered protection from infection. The City of Manassas Fire & Rescue System’s Exposure Control plan addresses blood borne pathogens, airborne and droplet transmitted diseases.”

ORGANIZATION: Manassas Fire and Rescue Department

RECOMMENDATION: X Approve Disapprove Reviewed X See Comments

COMMENTS: Thirty day review period is available. Policy to be distributed at the meeting (or before).

DISCUSSION (IF NECESSARY):

BUDGET/FISCALIMPACT:

CONTACT PERSON: Deputy Chief Todd E. Lupton(703) 257-8458

FIRE AND RESCUE COMMITTEEAGENDA STATEMENT

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MEETING DATE: August 9, 2018

TIME ESTIMATE: 5 minutes

AGENDA ITEM TITLE: Records Management 101

DATE THIS ITEM WAS LAST CONSIDERED BY COMMITTEE:

July 12, 2018

SUMMARY OF ISSUE/TOPIC:

“The City of Manassas is a local government agency that is subject to the laws established by the Commonwealth, including the Virginia Public Records Act (VPRA). The VPRA establishes the basic rules and authorizes the Library of Virginia (LOV) to issue more detailed regulations specifying how state and local public agencies, officials, and employees handle ‘public records.’ This includes determining what constitutes a public record, how long to maintain that public records, and when and how to eventually dispose of it.”

ORGANIZATION: Manassas Fire and Rescue Department

RECOMMENDATION: Approve Disapprove Reviewed See Comments

COMMENTS:

DISCUSSION (IF NECESSARY):

BUDGET/FISCALIMPACT:

CONTACT PERSON: Chief Rob Clemons(703) 257-8458

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MEETING DATE: August 9, 2018

TIME ESTIMATE: 15 minutes

AGENDA ITEM TITLE: Fleet Plan – Annual Review and Adoption

DATE THIS ITEM WAS LAST CONSIDERED BY COMMITTEE:

August 17, 2017

SUMMARY OF ISSUE/TOPIC:

In 2016 the Fire and Rescue Committee agreed to review the adopted fleet plan annually and re-adopt it, or make necessary changes.

ORGANIZATION:

RECOMMENDATION: X Approve Disapprove Reviewed See Comments

COMMENTS: The current fleet plan will be distributed at, or before, the FRC meeting.

DISCUSSION (IF NECESSARY):

BUDGET/FISCALIMPACT:

CONTACT PERSON: Deputy Chief Todd E. Lupton(703) 257-8458

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MEETING DATE: August 9, 2018

TIME ESTIMATE: 5 minutes

AGENDA ITEM TITLE: Creation of Ladder Truck and Rescue Engine Specification Committees

DATE THIS ITEM WAS LAST CONSIDERED BY COMMITTEE:

N/A

SUMMARY OF ISSUE/TOPIC:

It is recommended that specification committees for a new Ladder Truck and a new Rescue Engine be created to prepare for the next corresponding purchases in the fleet plan.

ORGANIZATION: Manassas Fire and Rescue Department

RECOMMENDATION: X Approve Disapprove Reviewed See Comments

COMMENTS:

DISCUSSION (IF NECESSARY):

BUDGET/FISCALIMPACT:

CONTACT PERSON: Deputy Chief Todd E. Lupton(703) 257-8458

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MEETING DATE: August 9, 2018

TIME ESTIMATE: 20 minutes

AGENDA ITEM TITLE: FRC Annual Report

DATE THIS ITEM WAS LAST CONSIDERED BY COMMITTEE: 2017

SUMMARY OF ISSUE/TOPIC:

It is requested that the City of Manassas Fire and Rescue System and the Fire and Rescue Committee provide City Council with a unified annual report in August of each year.

ORGANIZATION: Fire and Rescue Committee

RECOMMENDATION: Approve Disapprove Reviewed X See Comments

COMMENTS: The Strategic Plan Work Group, consisting of Fire and Rescue Committee Members, agreed that the annual report would use the Strategic Plan Report Card as a guideline. Any information should be sent to Melissa Heiderman for inclusion in the report.

DRAFT REPORT TO BE DISTRIBUTED AT THE MEETINGTO BE PRESENTED TO CITY COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 24, 2018

DISCUSSION (IF NECESSARY):

BUDGET/FISCALIMPACT:

CONTACT PERSON: Chairman Aveni (c/o Melissa Heiderman)703.257.8458

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CITY OF MANASSASFIRE AND RESCUE COMMITTEE

APPENDIXAppendix A: Fuel Report (June 2018)

Appendix B: Fuel Report (July 2018)

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