Percent compliance with developing a program and a lesson outline to educate children in the public schools with regards to fire safety utilizing NFPA programs as a resource.
50
Percent compliance with conducting fire safety education to the children in the public school system.
50
Percent compliance with developing a program and a lesson outline to educate pre-school children and other children groups (cub scouts, brownies etc.) visiting the fire station with regards to fire safety utilizing NFPA programs as a resource. (Station Tours).
25
Percent compliance with conducting fire safety education to the pre-school children and other children groups (cub scouts, brownies etc.) visiting the fire station. (Station Tours).
100
Percent compliance with developing a program and a lesson outline to educate the property management and tenants of multi-family dwelling units with regards to fire safety utilizing the IFC and NFPA programs as a resource.
0
Percent compliance with conducting fire safety education to the property management and tenants of multi-family dwellings.
0
Percent compliance with developing a program and a lesson outline to educate the business owners of the Fire District with regards to fire safety utilizing the IFC and NFPA programs as a resource.
0
Percent compliance with conducting fire safety education to the business owners of the Fire District.
25
Percent compliance with developing a program and a lesson outline to educate the general public of the District via annual open house and festival events with regards to fire safety utilizing NFPA programs as a resource.
75
Percent compliance with training members in and delivering Juvenile Firesetter Intervention on an as-needed basis.
75
Percent compliance with conducting fire safety education to the general public of the District via annual Open House and Festival events.
100
Overall Percent Compliance by Year:
45
What does this measure tell us?
This measure ensures that the District has a program with lesson outlines for members of the District to conduct fire safety public education to target citizens and businesses in a consistent and uniform manner with proven objectives based on the NFPA-sponsored Programs.
Goal being measured:
Develop a Fire, Injury Prevention, Education, and Public Affairs Program.
These fire prevention efforts are intended to assist citizens of the District in learning to practice common fire safety techniques to help them prevent fires and injuries from fire, and to survive in an emergency situation. By providing this service, the potential for fire and life safety incidents can be reduced, which can further result in providing a safer working environment for the members of the Fire District.
