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HomeMy WebLinkAbout20103182.tiff WELD COUNTY E-911 EMERGENCY TELEPHONE SERVICE AUTHORITY BOARD December 21st, 2010 The Weld County E-911 Emergency Telephone Service Authority Board met in session on Tuesday, December 21st, 2010 at noon. ROLL CALL: The meeting was called to order by Chairperson Juan Cruz. Present were Board Members Juan Cruz, Mitch Wagy, Kevin Halloran, Doug Rademacher, Jim Burack, and Gary Sandau. Staff members present included Mike Savage, Dave Mathis, Anita Scrams, and Susan Johnson. Bruce Martin represented Randy Winsett. Jerry Garner was also present. A quorum existed. MINUTES: Kevin Halloran moved, Doug Rademacher seconded a motion to approve the minutes of the November 16th, 2010 meeting, the motion was approved unanimously. Doug Rademacher moved, Mitch Wagy seconded a motion to approve the minutes of the December 2"d, 2010 special meeting, the motion was approved unanimously. PUBLIC COMMENTS: The public was invited to comment on business of the E-911 Board, no comments heard. OLD BUSINESS: 1. Staff Report: Dave Mathis presented Dispatch stats for November 2010 [refer to Sgt. Mathis' "November 2010 WCRCC Monthly Reports"]. • Incoming phone calls and incidents are both down slightly year to date. • Four of our dispatchers are final candidates for hire at Ft. Collins dispatch; Dave expressed concerns that our center could potentially lose all four early in 2011. These dispatchers will make $5-$6 per hour more than they do in Weld County with less workload. The board discussed the hiring and screening process for our dispatchers, Dave has asked H.R. to do another candidate search after the New Year, to establish an eligibility list. Dave will present a salary survey to the Board soon. 2. CAD RFP Update: Mike Savage reported that the contract with Spillman has been signed. The project will begin after the first of the year. • A project team will evaluate our work process to see how it functions with their system. • Specs for their MDT's will be disseminated to all agencies. • A training schedule will be established early, to get on everyone's calendars. 3. Motorola Contract: The Motorola contract was signed after Bruce Barker approved it. The first P.O. (25%) has been dispersed for work to begin in January. Work will begin in January. oa9/c-S/?d NEW BUSINESS: 1. Treasurer Reports: Bruce Martin submitted the November treasurer's report. Kevin Halloran moved, Mitch Wagy seconded a motion to approve the treasurer's report, motion carried unanimously. 2. Agreement for Auto-deposits: Last Friday Juan Cruz set up a direct deposit authorization for the Department of Revenue to transfer Weld's share of pre-paid wireless funds into the Weld E-911 account. 3. Follow-up with Verizon (over charging 911 fees): Verizon has been billing customers 75cents instead of 70cents for 911 fees for the past 2 years. They will correct these fees and reimburse customers,the E-911 fund will need to reimburse them over an extended time, estimate $80,000-$83,000. The agreement will be sent to Bruce Barker to ensure proper accounting. 4. Follow-up with Qwest(under charging 911 fees): Juan Cruz has not heard back from Qwest—they have been under charging customers for E-91 I fees the past 2 years. He will refer the matter to Bruce Barker to determine the next step. 5. CCNC Zone controller upgrade: Per Dave Mathis, Weld E-911 pays a maintenance fee for public safety access to the zone 3 controller, along with several other agencies. The zone 3 controller is being upgraded; the cost will be shared among the user agencies including Weld County. The Board should anticipate getting a bill for $2,853.49 6. Gary Sandau letter of resignation: Chief Sandau has been elected Chairman of the Weld County Fire Chief Association; this will be a time-consuming responsibility so he is resigning from the E-911 Board. A new fire representative will be elected by the Fire Chiefs to serve on the E-911 Board. The Board thanks Gary for his dedication and service to the Board. Doug Rademacher was also thanked for his leadership over the past year; he will be rotating to a new assignment as County Commissioner. No further business was discussed, Mitch Wagy moved to adjourn, Kevin Halloran seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously, the meeting adjourned at 11:40 p.m. Minutes taken by Susan Johnson To: Captain Mike Savage Fr: Sergeant David Mathis Dt: December 7, 2010 Re: November 2010 WCRCC Monthly Report Personnel: Authorized: 46 Full-time Dispatchers, 8 Supervisors Assigned: 43 Full-time dispatchers, 3 part-time Dispatchers (1.5 FTEs), 8 supervisors Hourly: 2 non-benefited hourly dispatchers Vacancies: 1.5 (effective November 7, 2010) Workload: November Phone Calls 2010 YTD 2009 YTD % Change YTD E-911: 7,022 85,302 88,169 - 3.25 % Non-911 calls: 18,799 227,264 238,053 - 4.53 % EMD Calls: 1,371 14,724 14,483 + 1.66 % * Overall, incoming phone calls are DOWN year to date by 4.19 %. Calls for Service: Police: 24,382 303,311 305,875 - .84 % Fire: 1,940 22,172 22,023 - .68 % • Overall, calls for service are DOWN year to date by .74%. Additional Information/Projects • The two fire dispatchers in call-taking training are progressing well. • We have made a conditional offer to hire a Records employee effective December 6`h 911 call answering times county-wide for November 2010 • Calls answered in less than 10 seconds: 87.81% (Last year: 90.49%) Calls answered in less than 15 seconds: 98.28% (Last year: 98.95%) • Fire dispatch times for November 2010: Initiated to Dispatched Less than 1 minute: 68.10% (Last year: 70.11%) Less than 90 seconds: 89.61% (Last year: 90.72%) • This month 34.16% of our 911 calls were wireless. 2009-10 Initiate to Dispatch Times 100.00% - :.: . T 70.00% 60.00% —. -- - -- - - 50.00% 40.00% 30.00% 20.00% 10.00% 0.00% Jan-09 Feb-09 Mar-09 Apr-09 May-09 Jun-09 Jul-09 Aug-09 Sep-09 Oct-09 Nov-09 Dec-09 Jan-10 Feb-10 Mar-10 Apr-10 May-10 Jun-10 Jul-10 Aug-10 Sep-10 Oct-10 Nov-10 t•-c60 Sec 60.20%57.48%56.59%60.17%36.44%66.04%64.83%68.33%69.92%69.18%70.11%59.31%41.89%31.00%63.04%69.43%59.22%57.69%46.88%43.28%33.15%64.64%68.10% --M—c91)sec 84.09%82.11%84.21%84.93%74.54%88.15%86.48%87.87%89.84%90.54%90.72%87.37%80.58%63.91%80.92%88.38%85.87%86.09%84.82%79.09%73.74%87.18%89.61% This graph illustrates how having new dispatchers in training negatively affects call delivery times. As previously mentioned, each of the three dips in call delivery coincides with having dispatchers in either Call- taking or Fire dispatch training. The first and third dips in performance are due to having only two dispatchers in training. During the months comprising the middle dip we had numerous trainees training for a variety of channel assignments, including call-taking. Although we still have two dispatchers completing call-taking, they are well into their training and performing well. They should complete their training in December 2010. The most significant factor in call-delivery times is having multiple dispatchers in training. Consolidated Communications Network of Colorado,Inc. 9008 No.U.S Highway 85,ChM 8 _ C Littleton,Colorado 80125-9915 Consolidated Communication Network of Colorado,Inc. October 28, 2009 Ms. Kim Coleman Governor's Office of Information Technology 601 E 18'h Ave, Suite 250 Denver, CO 80203 Dear Ms. Coleman: The Executive Board of the Consolidated Communications Network of Colorado(CCNC) has been advised of an upgrade to the CSU Sonet Node fiber(from OC3 to OC12) by the Platte River Power Authority (PRPA). The fiber upgrade directly impacts the Zone 3 Controller connectivity to the DTR network. The cost for equipment and labor for the upgrade is $21,605 (see attached quote). Labor will be invoiced off of actual time and may actually be less than the$3300 quoted, thus decreasing your share. The Executive Board has identified the following agencies which are impacted directly by this equipment upgrade and requests that the cost be shared amongst them. The Executive Board believes this is the most equitable manner in which to handle this required upgrade. The proposed cost sharing was calculated as follows: an exact count of current site and console port use (53) at the Zone 3 Controller divided into the PRPA quote($21,605) = $407.64 multiplied by the number of ports per agency which owns the site or console equipment. The table below depicts this information as well. Sites Count Consoles total Console info State 15 0 15 $6,114.62 Weld 5 2 7 $2,853.49 2 T1 X-Bus redundant ports ADCOM 2 2 4 $1,630.57 2 T1 x-Bus redundant ports Larimer 3 2 5 $2,038.21 2 T1 X-Bus redundant ports Morgan 1 2 3 $1,222.92 2 Ti only non-redundant ports Boulder 2 0 2 $815.28 NCRCN 5 0 5 $2,038.21 Longmont 1 1 2 $815.28 1 71 X-Bus redundant pan Ft Collins 0 2 2 $815.28 2 T1 X-Bus redundant ports Loveland 0 2 2 $815.28 2 T1 X-Bus redundant ports Broomfield 0 2 2 $815.28 171 X-Bus redundant pods;l T1 only non-redundant port Wash/Yuma 0 2 2 $815.28 2 T1 only non-redundant ports Phillips 0 1 1 $407.64 1 T1 only non-redundant port Thornton 0 1 1 $407.64 1 pod-MCC7500 34 19 53 $21,605.00 $407.6415 President Vice President: Jeff Vaughn,Douglas Connty Sheriffs Office 303-660-7506 Smeary: Liz Shorn,Arapaho,County Sheriffs Office 720-874-3720 yyeasurer,: Pam Monsen,Morgan County Communications Center 970-542-3401 Consolidated Communications Network of Colorado,Inc." Incorporated November 4,2001 Consolidated Comnwnicadans Network of Colorado,Inc. CC 9008 Na.US.Highway 85,Unit 8 fi Littleton,Colorado 80115-9915 3 Consolidated Communications Network of Colorado,Inc. At this time, PRPA anticipates the work will be completed sometime before the end of the year. Because this time hasn't yet been specified, CCNC doesn't yet know if final invoicing will occur in 2009 or 2010. Payment can be made directly to PRPA once CCNC is invoiced and equipment may be tagged if your agency fiscal rules require it. Feel free to contact me or DTR Project Manager, Kim Coleman, 303-764-7976, with any additional questions. Thank you, Jeff Vaughn Vice-President Consolidated Communications Network of Colorado President: Kee President Jeff Vaughn,Douglas ConnrySheri/f's Office 303-660-7506 Secretary: Liz Short,Arapahoe County Sheriffs Office 720-874-3720 Treasures Pam Monsees,Morgan County Communications Center 970-542-3401 Consolidated Communications Network of Colorado,Inc." Incorporated November 4,2002 Hello