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R2008-233 AUTHORIZING PURCHASE OF TWO FIRE APPARATUS
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R2008-233
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AUTHORIZING PURCHASE OF TWO FIRE APPARATUS - PIERCE MANUFACTURING
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12/15/2008
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' • f <br /> COUNCIL COMMUNICATION <br /> Decatur Fire Department Memorandum II� <br /> 08-18 <br /> December 9, 2008 <br /> TO: Honorable Mayor Carrigan and City Council Members <br /> FROM: Ryan P. McCrady, City Manager �P�'`�' <br /> Matthew J. Sekosky, Fire Chie� <br /> Ron Neufeld, Finance Director <br /> SUBJECT: Purchase of Two (2)New Fire Engines from Pierce Manufacturing <br /> SUMMARY RECOMMENDATION: The Decatur Fire Department Apparatus Committee <br /> recommends the purchase of two new Pierce Impel pumpers from Pierce Manufacturing of <br /> Appleton, Wisconsin. The purchase price of each vehicle is $389,698.00 for a total purchase <br /> amount of $779,396.00. The vehicles will be purchased through the North West Municipal <br /> Conference(NWMC). <br /> BACKGROUND: The fire department seeks to replace two 1994 pumpers with two <br /> new pumper/squad combination vehicles. The two new vehicles will be multi-functional with <br /> the ability to provide full extrication capabilities from either apparatus. The department is <br /> redistributing apparatus on January 1, 2009 in an effort to better protect the City and to extend <br /> the life of our apparatus. The two new vehicles will allow us to provide Emergency Medical <br /> Services from seven front line pumpers and two front line ladder trucks. Currently, two ladder <br /> trucks provide both fire and EMS services in two geographical areas of the city. The two new <br /> pumpers will allow ladder trucks to only respond to EMS calls when the pumper they are <br /> stationed with is busy. This should allow a significant reduction in the wear and tear placed on <br /> the ladder trucks which cost significantly more to purchase and maintain than the pumpers. The <br /> vehicles being replaced are a 1994 pumper with 104,281 miles and 8,804 hours, and another <br /> 1994 with 100,261 miles and 8723 hours. <br />
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