Fort Walton Beach Council agenda — 06-09-09 regular — reading text

Price 1 STAT WITH DELUXE 5, 100. 00 5, 100. 00 101 - 310 1 STA.T BABY 3, 500. 00 3, 500. 00 101 -350 1 INSTUCTORS ECONO PACKAGE 695. 95 695. 95 100 -2151 Sub Total 9, 295, 95 relC; 90. 70 Tax Grand Total 9, 386. 65 SHIPPING VIA ASS' -l`RUCK QTEiiNR43213128 We accept master card , visa, prepay check, net 30 days upon approval credit application may need to be filled out. Quote valid for 30 days. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to bid for your business. As always, it' s a pleasure doing business with you. Ale loot; forward to completing this order to your satisfaction. Sincerely, Gail Buzzanco 800 -431 -4310 EXT 109 cbUzzanco(u7,simu Ia.ids.aom Please not e: The quote is an estimate of charges based on the information you supplied, - We will do our best to honor the freight quote, but once in awhile, the service maybe beyond our control. Modifications must be agreed in writing or the quote is 'void in its entirety. Quotes that include LTL (less then a truckload) services are valid for a period of 30 days; all other quotes are valid for 90 days. Contact customer service for Terms and conditions before placing your order, 62-  Interlocal Agreement Advanced Life Support Fire Engine Partnership Pmgmm 4th March , This Interloca-1 Agreement, entered into this of 20035, by ad between the Ckaloosa County Board of County Commissioners, Florida, a political. subdivision of the State of Florida, hereinafter called the " CounW' and the Cky of Fort Talton Beach hereinafter called the " City". witnesseth Wheregs, the City and the County seek-to enhance EMS service though a partnership; and Whereas, the City Fire Department already responds to emergencies as First Responders along with O aloosa County Emergency Medical Services (.EMS). Whereas, the Advanced Life Support (ALS) Fire Engine Partners uip Program provides for a City Paramedic to provide ALS service; and Whereas, the City will operate the permitted fire engine(s) as _ALS engine(s) only when appropriately equipped and staffed.by City paramedics; and NTow, ther efore, in consideration oftlge above premnises, and mutual CovenaEtt9, EerIM , and provisions contained herein„ the County and City agree as follows: Section 1: Comity' s Responsibility 1. 0 The following speck services, duties, and responsibilities will be the obligation: ofthe County, regarding the ALS Engine Partnership Program: 1. 01 The County Department ofPublic Safety Division ofEMS, as sole licensed provider of advanced He support under Chapter 401, Florida Statues (14991) and Chapter 64E -2, Florida Administrative Code (2001), is authorized to permit, under the County EIS license, mutually agreed City fire engines as non- transporting ALS vehicles for the purpose of enhancing EMS responses. 1. 02 The County Department of Public Safety Division of EMS agrees to provide the City with sufficient medical equipment, medications, drugs, and supplies to insure the City' s non -transporting ALS vehicle is in full compliance with the Florida State Statute as is applies to ALS non -transporting vehicles. 63- Section H: City of Fort Walton Beach Responsibfflty 2. 0 The City shall provide and perform the following specific services, duties, and responsibilities regarding the ALS, Pire Engine Partnership Program.. 2.01 The City must receive 4v den authority from Cour y }department of Public Safety for each fire engine they wish to be State permitted in the ALS Eire Engine Partnership Program. 2.02 The City will mamitain the ALS Fire Engines permitted by the State at City fire stations and will respond to EMS calls as directed by the Counqr If.edicad Director' s protocol wit's their assigned zone. 2. 03 The City paramedics will attend initial and ongoing training required by trai i the County EMS Medical Director. AnyA. required to be at-tten . other than on duty writ require approval ofthe Fire Chief. 2. 04 The City shall not op.-rate the permitted fire engines as ALS engines unless appropriately equipped and staffed with City paramedics. Section IH: Operating Procedures 3. 0 The City paramedic will meet the same requirements and perform under the same authorization by the County EMS Medical Director as employees ofthe County EMS. 3. 1 The County OWS 4edical Director and/ or Department of Public Safety resente the right to withdraw prilrfleges for ffinctionig as a paramedic in this program. Such infractions ray include, but not be 11 m - ired to, v oiati-orn.- of State ENIS aales, County EMS protocols, and other similar infractions and shall be subject to appeal by the City in accordance with Section IV. 3. 2 The first paramedic on the scene of a mi cdica l rescue call shall be in command of the scene until,:A) if City paramedic, he /she transfers the patient to the County EMS paramedic for transport, or B} if County EMS paramedic, he /she releases the ALS Fire Engine back-to service. Froth City and County paramedics shall ATork together to insure the best possible outcome for the patient_ 3. 3 The City paramedic must act only with the scope ofrespective duties as directed by the County EMS Medical Director. 3. 4 The City paramedic will fallow medical treatment protocols approved by -ffie County ERIS Medical Director. 3. 5 All requests and coordination with the County EMS Medical Director should be through the County Department of Public Safety. 64-  0 Section IV: Resolution of Con ets 4. 0 If the two gone ruing - entities' Stamdud Operating Procedures, chain of command, or any other unforeseen circumstances come into conflict regarding emergency medical patient care these issues will immediately be decided in the folAoviPing manner: 1. First and foremost by the medical needs,of the patient. 2. Should issues arise that are unavoidable, the chain of co-Tnmand, within each department will come together in an attempt to resolve those issues. The equivalent levels of each.department will move up the chain of command if necessary. 5. 0 This Interlocal Agreement shall remain in force and effect from the date first executed by bath parties and shall terminate upon written notice of termination of the same. 5. 1 Upon execution ofthis Interlocal agreement and for the length of time the agreement remains intact, the City agrees not to submit application for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity. The County or City may terminate this Interlocal.Agreement upon ninety - 90) -( days Witten notice to each Other. 5.2 Upon exec, . ion ofth's Interlocal A,greement, the City agrees to meet yearly, or more often ifnecessary, for the pulse ofamending this document, if needed. u/.3 nis interlocal Apeement may be periodically amended Zorn time to tine upon mutual consent ofboth parties, being the City Manager and the County Manager_ section VI: Imumnee 6. 0 The City and County shall.maintain insurance in the nnhnum amomts and types as required by Florida State Statues. 6. 1 The City and County agree that either party may be sewWired on the conditions that all selfinmrance mint comply xvith all State lags and regulations. 6.2 The City and County will insure its respective employees for negligence, malpractice, errors, and omissions. -The City is responsible for the action or inaction of its employees in all litigation. 6. 3 If an employee sustains a work-related injury, his/her employer krill provide Workers Compensation coverage. The City and County acknowledge the possibility ofthird party claims. 65-  0 seetlon VHo NUS Ce - nexus 7. 0 This Interlocal Agreement shall be governed by and construed under the la,,Js of the Mate of Florida. acr L4sitntint, in irte.t L_r + Tsr cr n Rl4.tiL Ff' SbRCSFk- the rsr vst .± y} p ION= r rremmar. E City of Fort Walton Beach: Ck l oo--a ' ^•• nw' a nev Soo a. v tA.. i.: rci.KYL'- i+. lp l./ i 7 It4 tL+Sgt de su tll'' stoo df nt - f ; s! roe W JGL161Cr J, LA" r. nrFian ! •••:•• s 4J