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• Training schedules <br />• Training facilities <br />• Training procedures, manuals, and protocols <br />• Training record keeping <br />Life Safety Services (Fire Prevention) <br />• Code enforcement activities <br />• New construction inspection and involvement <br />• General inspection program <br />• Fire and injury public education programs <br />• Fire investigation programs <br />• Pre-incident planning <br />• Statistical collection and analysis <br />Communications <br />• Alarm systems and communications infrastructure <br />• Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) and dispatch center capabilities and methods <br />• Dispatch center staffing <br />Phase 3: Analysis of Future Needs <br />The project study continues with an assessment of the planning needs for delivery of <br />emergency services during a 20-year planning period. The study presents a guide for necessary <br />deployment of facilities, apparatus, and staffing to accommodate projected risk and workload <br />based on the community's comprehensive land use plans. This section of the project is divided <br />into two main tasks -the development of Future System Demand Projections and the <br />preparation of Feasible Delivery System Strategy Changes. <br />Future System Demand Projections <br />ESCI will complete an analysis of community growth projections and interpret their impact on <br />emergency service planning and delivery. <br />Objective 3-A: Population Growth Proiections <br />An interpretation of available census and community development data will be provided, <br />indicating: <br />• Population history <br />• Census-based population growth projections <br />• Community planning-based population growth projections <br />Objective 3-B: Service Demand Proiections <br />Population growth projections and future land use plans, along with historica4 and forecast <br />incident rates, will be utilized to develop projections for future service demand. <br />Objective 3-C: Community Risk Analysis <br />Land use and zoning classifications will be used, along with historical incident data, to analyze <br />and classify and project community fire protection risk by geography, Target hazards, needed <br />fire flow data, building height, and other risk-related factors will also be analyzed to the extent <br />data is available. <br />Consulting Services Contract -City of Bay Village, Ohio, on behalf of the Westshore Council of Govemmenfs <br />Page 9 of 16 <br />