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1983-02-07 - Resolution 1983-02 - AN AGREEMENT TO CONTINUE PARTICIPATION IN AN ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM/ MOIBLE INTENSIVE CARE (ALS/MIC) RESOLUTION NO. 83- 2 A RESOLUTION APPROVING AN AGREEMENT RELATED TO CONTINUED PARTICIPATION IN AN ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT/ MOBILE INTENSIVE CARE (ALS/MIC) SYSTEM WHEREAS, the Village of Buffalo Grove presently participates in an Advanced Life Support/Mobile Intensive Care (ALS/MIC) System of which Northwest Community Hospital has been designated as the Resource Hospital by the Illinois Department of Public Health; and, WHEREAS, continued participation in the ALS/MIC System requires that the Village formally agree to accept and abide by certain commitments made upon the Village by Northwest Community Hospital; and, WHEREAS, said commitments are in compliance with the Illinois Depart- ment of Public Health Rules and Regulations governing the operation of ALS/MIC systems; and, WHEREAS, the Village has determined that it is in the best interests of its residents to continue to participate in the ALS/MIC System. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF BUFFALO GROVE, COOK AND LAKE COUNTIES, ILLINOIS, that: SECTION 1. The Village of Buffalo Grove hereby elects to continue participation in the ALS/MIC System. SECTION 2. The Village agrees to accept and abide by the terms of the Agreement attached hereto and made a part hereof. AYES: 5 - Marienthal , Stone, Hartstein, Gerschefske, Schwartz NAYES: L - O'Reilly ABSENT: 0 - None PASSED: February 7 1983 APPROVED: February 7 , 1983 APPROVED: • age Presid t Pro Tem ATM S°: Village, Clerk-- AGREEMENT In compliance with the Illinois Department of Public Health Rules and Regulations approved in May of 1981 , promulgated by the EMS Act--PA-81-1518 , the Village of Buffalo Grove agrees to the following commitments and to provide the following documents relating to the operation of an ALS/MIC system within and around the Village limits. 1 . Map of the service area and the location and number of EMS vehicles we operate, population base of the service area and square mileage of the service area. (attachment A) 2 . Commitment to operate a municipal Advanced Life Support System with patient transport services. 3. Commitment to an optimum response time of 4-6 minutes. Indicated on map are the following primary coverage areas; 10-15 minutes in secondary coverage areas, and 15-20 minutes in outlying coverage areas. 4 . Commitment to 24 hour ALS coverage every day of the year. 5. MICU Staffing Requirements: Commitment to provide 2 certified paramedics functioning at the scene of all ALS calls. Minimum staffing of 1 EMT-P and one other EMT functioning enroute to the hospital on a 24 hour a day basis every day of the year. 6 . Dispatching Facilities - All EMS calls are received and dispatched through Northwest Central Dispatch System. Northwest Central Dispatch is located at 33 South Arlington Heights Road in Arlington Heights, Illinois and maintains a full time complement of personnel on duty 24 hours per day, 365 days per year. 7 . Mutual Aid and Back-up Systems - Provide written copies of agreements for appropriate mutual aid and back-up systems when an ALS/MIC vehicle is responding to a call and a simultaneous call is received. (attachment B) 1 EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS: 8 . A commitment to maintain the minimum equipment required by the system in working order at all times and to carry drugs and biologics as listed in the System Standard Drug & Supply List. Each BLS vehicle shall meet the equipment requirements in the Federal Department of Transportation standards (KKK-A-1822A) and recommended by the American College of Surgeons, as determined by IDPH, 9 . Each vehicle used as an ambulance shall comply with the criteria established by the Federal Department of Transportation' s Ambulance Design Standards (KKK-A-1822-A) . Each vehicle that does not meet the DOT' s ambulance design standards, but was operational on or before May 19 , 1981 , shall be considered to be in compliance with the rules until there is transfer of ownership. All ambulances in operation are in compliance with DOT's standards. EXTRICATION CAPABILITIES: 10 . The Village of Buffalo Grove operates two rescue squads manned by EMT-P' s completely equipped with rescue equipment that respond with the ambulances on every call . COMMUNICATIONS: 11 . a) Commitment that all existing mobile, portable, or handheld VHF radios used by your vehicle (s) for basic life support: 1) have two way ambulance to hospital communication capabilities. 2) utilize unit identifier numbers of other descriptive means of identification locally acceptable. 3) utilize channel and tones assigned by IDPH. b) Commitment that all new mobile, portable, or handheld VHF radios used after May 19, 1981 by ambulance services for basic or advanced life support services shall have in 2 L./ addition to the above a minimum of 4 channel capability. c) Commitment that all ALS/MIC personnel shall be capable of properly operating their respective communications equipment. d) Commitment that each ambulance has the ambulance to hospital radio communication capability and meets the requirements provided in Section 535. 30 of the Rules & Regulations. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS: 12 . a) Commitment that the provider agrees to provide emergency services within its service area on a per need basis without regard to the patient' s ability to pay for such services. b) Commitment for EMS personnel to follow the system Standard Operating Procedures as developed by the Project Medical Director when radio communication cannot be established. c) Commitment that the provider will operate under and follow the provisions of PA-81-1518 , the IDPH Rules and Regulations and the Northwest Community Hospital MICU System Policy Manual. d) Commitment to inform the MICU office at the Resource Hospital of any changes in your provider' s plans and/or personnel so the Project Medical Director can notify IDPH. e) Commitment that all EMS personnel shall file an appropriate EMS run sheet or form regarding each call in compliance with System Policy R-3 , Guidelines for Completion of the Para- medic Rescue and Ambulance Report and Section 535 . 54 of the Rules and. Regulations. DATA COLLECTION AND EVALUATION: 13 . a) Commitment that the provider will provide the Resource Hospital with the System required data by the 15th of the following month. 3 b) The following personnel are responsible for maintaining the required data: Captain Joseph G. Wieser Kathryn Abangan c) Commitment that provider EMS personnel agree to participate in special research studies and data accumulation as deemed necessary by the Project Medical Director. 4 ti • ATTACHMENT A `.,/ u . 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SECTION ONE - PURPOSE The purpose of this Agreement is to provide for a program of ' utua1 !`Lc" between all of the Participating ` u icipalities whereby the Aiding :•ienicipalities will be obligated to respond to the Stricken 'inici, .it: with such equipment and manpower as has been predetermined by the Fire ::!fiefs of each I lmicipality through the Box Alarm Assignments. SECTION I1 X) - DEFINITIONS For the purpose of this Agreement, the following terms are defined as follows: A. "I micipality A city, Village, or Fire Protection District having a recognized Fire Deparh?nt; B. "Mutual Pdd": A definite and prearranged written agreement and plan whereby regular response and assistance is provided for in event of alarms from certain boxes or locations in a Stricken by the Aiding Municipalities in accordance with the Box Alarm Assignments as developed by the Fire Chiefs of the Participating !inicipalities; C. "Participating Municipalities": A 'inhicipality that ccrmits itself to this iiitual Aid Agreement by adopting an Ordinance authorizing participation in the program with other Participating , .h;c_pa it c3 for rendering and receiving Mutual Aid in the event of a fire er other disaster in accordance with the Box Alarm Assignments. D. "Stricken Municipality": The ' .nhicipality in which a fire or other disaster occurs that is of such a magnitude that it cerm et be adequately handled by the local Fire Department; E. "Aiding iimlcipality": A amicipality furnishing fire equipment and manpower to a Stricken ; micipality. SECTION TiTEE - pETTEENT TO EFFECTUATE THE 2'Wis', AID PLAN The Village President, iMayor, or Board of Trustees of each :articinating '1micipality is authorized on behalf of that Amicipality to enter into and from time to time to alter and amend on the advice of the Fire Chief and with the consent of the governing body of that '1m.icipality, an agreement with other !1micipalities for Mutual Aid according to the following: 1. Whenever a fire or disaster is of such magnitude and consequence that it is deemed advisable by the Senior Officer present, of the Stricken 'i.micinality, to request assistance of the Aiding l .nici- palitics, he is hereby authorized to do so, under the terms of this Mutual Aid Agreement and the Senior Officer present of the Aiding Municipalities arc authorized to and shall forthwith take the following action. a. Immediately determine what equipment is required according tc .the 7 :tual Aid Box Alarm .ssi 'rLment. • 1TI MIBIT I � r .. '7 - c. b. Immediately determine if the required equipment and personnel can be committed in response to the request from the Stricken �'u►iici nality. c. Dispatch immediately the equipment required to the Stricken i tshicinality in accordance with the Box :larm I,ssignments. 2. The rendering of assistance under the terms of this F-utual Aid Agreement shall not be mandatory in accordance with the Box Alarm Assignments if local conditions prohibit response. In that event it is the responsibility of the Aiding tkmicipality to immediately notify the Stricken r3.micipality of same. 3. All of the Participating ' micipalities agree to waive all claims against the other party or parties for compensation for any loss, damage, personal injury or death occurring in consequence of the performance of this Mutual Aid Agreement. General Liability Insurance, Personal Injury and Property Damage Insurance against loss or damage of equipment is the responsibility of each Participating Lthicipality as it applies to their own manpower and equipment. All services performed under this Nbtual Aid. Agreement shall be rendered without reimbursement to any Municipalities. 4. The Senior Officer present, of the Stricken t .nicipality, shall assume full responsibility and command for operations at the scene. He will assign Senior Officers and equipment, of the Aiding Municipalities, to positions when and where he deems necessary. 5. The Fire Chief, Officers and personnel of all Participating i)inicipalities are invited and encouraged to frequently visit each others facilities for familiarization tours, and to jointly conduct training sessions and hypothetical disaster exercises. SECTION FOUR - TE_HINATION Any Municipality may withdraw from the Northwest Cook County Master Motu l Aid Agreement by notifying the Fire Chiefs of the other Participating Vbnicipalities in writing. Whereupon the withdrawing Mbnicipality will terminate participation ninety (90) days from date of the written notice. SECTION FIVE - ADOPTION This 'ihtual Aid Agreement shall be in full force and in effect with the passage and approval of a companion Ordinance by all Participating Mmicipalities, in the manner provided by la`.a, and the signing of this .. r • I• ' AMBULANCE BOX REQUESTED U BUFFALO GROVE SOX MUMSU LOCATION TOWN • • ALARM AMB MOM TRUCKS SQD. AMB. CHIEF SPEC. EQPT. STILL 86 B6 Be 136 BG B6 Box AH l6 Y AN BG CD 2nd MP PH RN PH AN 3rd P . V LZ 4th E6 S DF 5th NB M DP CHANGE of QUARTERS ALARM Alfa TRUCKS SOD. AMB. CHIEF SPEC. EQPT. 4 STILL AK BG Box 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Mutual Aid Box Alarm Card • ,,r 1 w,.R. ._ -. _.......,. . ,,•a. -5 's Requested Buffalo Grove BOX NUMBER LOCATION TOWN ALARM ^ ENGINES TRUCKS SOD. AMB. CHIEF SPEC. EQPT. STILL 86 B6 Arlington BG B6 BG BG BOX B6 Wheeling Arlington Arlington _ AN 2nd Prospect Hts . Palatine Wheeling Wheeling 3rd Rolling Meadows Mt. Prosp. 4th Vernon Mundelein 5th Elk Grove Northbrook CHANGE of QUARTERS a . _- T 1 ALARM ENGINES I TRUCKS SQD. AMB. CHIEF SPEC. EQPT. STILL BOX Long Grove to_ Ita-tion .5 _ 2nd 3rd 4th 5th ,_ Mutual Aid Box Alarm Card .._-6 Al Qequosted Buffalo Grove BOY NUMBER LOCATION TOWN i _ — 7-- ALARM ENGINES TRUCKS SQD. AMB. CHIEF SPEC. EQPT. STILL B6 BG B6 B6 B6 B6 BG Box _ Arlington Wheeling Arlington Arlingto.t Arlington 2nd Prospect Hts. Palatine ' Wheeling Wheeling 3rd Roll . Meadows Mt. Prosp., , 4th Vernon Mundelein 5th Elk Grove Northbrook CHANGE of QUARTERS ALARM ENGINES TRUCKS SQD. AMB. CHIEF SPEC. EQPT. - fir— _ STILL BOX , Long Grove to Station 5 , 2nd 3rd 4th - 5th Mutual Aid Box Alarm Card