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PERRIS BLVDCANYON RDS AN TI MOTEORECH ECANYON RDCITY OFMORENO VALLEYSPHEREPIGEON PASS RDmFire Station 48 (Sunnymead Ranch)PERRIS BLVDSAN TIMOTEO CANYON RDBOX SPRINGS RDp Z215DAY STmVAN BUREN BLVDCACTUS AVEIRONWOOD AVEFire Station 6 (Towngate)FREDERICK STCOTTONWOOD AVEMARCH ARBSUNNYMEAD BLVDEUCALYPTUS AVEHEACOCK STINDIAN STmmPERRIS BLVDALESSANDRO BLVDJOHN F KENNEDY DRIRIS AVEJACLYN AVEFire Station 65 (Kennedy Park)Proposed for RelocationCITY OF MORENO VALLEYLASSELLE STFire Station 2 (Sunnymead)COTTONWOOD AVEFuture Fire StationLASSELLE STmmNASON STCACTUS AVEIRIS AVEMORENO BEACH DRMORENO BEACH DRmFire Station 91 (College Park)LOCUST AVEIRONWOOD AVEREDLANDS BLVDmFuture Fire StationmFuture Fire StationTHEODORE STALESSANDRO BLVDFuture Fire StationFIGURE 6-1FIRE STATIONSm Fire Stations|ÿ 60 StreetsDAVIS RDmGILMAN SPRINGS RDFuture Fire StationCITY OFMORENO VALLEYSPHEREMajor StreetsHighwaysMoreno ValleyMoreno Valley SphereMarch ARBWaterbodies* Future Fire Stationlocations are conceptualand subject to change±5,000 2,500 0 5,000Feet0.5 0.25 0 0.5 1p Z215WEBSTER AVEmRAMONA EXYFuture Fire StationOLEANDER AVEKINE AVELAKE PERRISMilesDate: July 11, 2006State Plane NAD83 Zone 6File: G:\arcmap\planning\gen_plan_updates\fire_stations.mxdGEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMSThe information shown on this map was compiled fromthe Riverside County GIS and the City of Moreno ValleyGIS. The land base and facility information on this mapis for display purposes only and should not be relied uponwithout independent verification as to its accuracy.Riverside County and City of Moreno Valley willnot be held responsible for any claims, losses ordamages resulting from the use of this map.
CHAPTER 6 – SAFETYStation No. 91 is located on LasselleStreet, adjacent to the Riverside CommunityCollege - Moreno Valley campus and wasopened in 2003. The station houses one75-foot ladder truck, one second line engineand a breathing support.6.2.2 Fire PreventionThe City of Moreno Valley has experienceddecreases in the rate of fires. Thesedecreases have occurred while thejurisdiction has grown in every aspect --population, land area, number of structures,etc.It was not possible to correlate thedecreasing fire rate with any variable (suchas increased level of inspections ordecreasing percentage of population underage 25). Yet, the decreasing rate is likelydue to the complex interaction of suchfactors as (1) stronger fire codes, (2)increased use of smoke detectors andautomatic suppression systems, (3)increased public education programs, (4)increased public awareness of fire dangersand (5) aggressive weed abatement.The conclusion is that fire preventionprograms have proven to be effective inpreventing fires and the severity of fires thatdo occur. The Fire Protection ServicesMaster Plan includes an aggressive fireprevention effort utilizing citizens whosupport and are committed to the preventionof fire.6.2.3 Fire SuppressionThe Fire Protection Services Plan includesseveral objectives related to the location offire stations and speed of response. Theobjectives vary by land use characteristics.The basic objective of the Moreno ValleyFire Protection Services Master Plan is toestablish and maintain a standard of the firstunit arriving on the scene of a fire within fiveminutes of dispatch and the remainder ofMORENO VALLEY GENERAL PLANthe first alarm assignment on scene withineight minutes at least 90% of the time. Thisstandard indicates the number and locationof fire stations and corresponding apparatusand personnel.The fundamental point of this objective is toinitiate evacuation and suppressionoperations as rapidly as practical. It isparticularly important to initiate operationsprior to “flashover.” Flashover is a point inthe development of a structure fire wherethe fire rapidly expands throughout a room.Flashover generally occurs within 6-12minutes from ignition.The importance of rapid response isreflected in the ISO Rating Schedulerequirement for distribution of companies.The ISO Rating Schedule states that “thebuilt-upon area of the City should have afirst-due engine company within 1½ miles.”In the International City ManagementAssociation manual, Managing FireServices, the following recommendation ispresented. “For all structural fires, to deployone engine company within five (5)minutes.” The NFPA Fire ProtectionHandbook states, “It is generally consideredthat the first arriving piece of apparatusshould be at the emergency scene withinfive minutes of the sounding of the alarm.”6.2.4 Emergency Medical ServicesResponse time is also critical for theprovision of emergency medical services.For example, a report by the Los AngelesCounty Fire Department, Fire Protectionand Emergency Medical Service DeliverySystem (April 15, 1980), states: “Anotherstudy conducted by the American HeartAssociation showed that the amount of timeto initiation of basic life support was criticalto overall survival rate.Specific time requirements are specified inthe American Academy of OrthopedicSurgeon’s report, Emergency Care andTransportation of Sick and Injured (Chicago,Page 6-9 July 11, 2006
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