Master Plan
Nashua Fire Rescue, NH
Figure 41. Nashua General Fund Budget Growth, FY 2017-2020.........::ccecccereeereeeeeeeereeeeeeeeeeenresieeteereentennnees 53
Figure 42. Nashua Fire Rescue Fire Appropriation, FY 2016-2020...........c:ccecceeceeeereeeeeeteeenreeeeeeneeeennenereennees 54
Figure 43. Nashua Fire Rescue General Fund Budget Growth, FY 2017-2020 .........ecceecceeereeereeeteeetteeereennees 54
Figure 44. Nashua Fire Rescue Fire Revenues, FY 2016-2020 ........ccceecceeerecereeeceeeereceeeeeeeeeeresieesneeennennreennees 54
Figure 45. Average Budget Amount by Category, 2016-2020 .........:ceccecereeereeeceeeerecereeneeeenresnreteeeentesnreennees 55
Figure 46. Nashua Fire Rescue Budget by Category, FY 2016-2020... ee eee ee eee teeter teeeeneeneeeeees 56
Figure 47. Nashua Fire Rescue FEMA/State Grants, FY 2016-2020 .........eceeceeeceeereeeeeeeeeenresereeneeeenneseneennees 56
Figure 48. Itemized List of Nashua Fire Rescue FEMA/State Grants, FY 2016-2020........eccceeseeeseeeeeeteeteees 57
Figure 49. Nashua Fire Rescue Recurring Fund Balances, FY 2016-2020..........e:ccecceeereeereeeeeeeereteeeeeeteenreennees 57
Figure 50. Nashua Fire Rescue’s Mission Statement. ...........:cccceeceeeceeeceeeerecneeeeeeeeerecneeeeeeeenresieeeneeeinesnreennees 58
Figure 51. Nashua Fire Rescue’s Vision Statement ...........c:ceecceeereeereeeeeeeerecneeeeeeeeerecneeeeeeeeiresiresneeeinesireenrees 59
Figure 52. Nashua Fire Rescue’s Organizational ValU@S............cccceecceeceeeeeeereeeeeeeereceeeeeeeeenresieeeneeesinennreeneees 59
Figure 53. Levels of Planning........0.. cece eee eee terete eee terse tnr eset ecnetneesnrseeecnessesnresetneesoetniesneseeeeteas 61
Figure 54. Nashua Fire Rescue’s Administrative Staffing.........0..cccccccceceeceecerecereeeeeeeereceeeeeeesiresieeteenentneenneed 72
Figure 55. Nashua Fire Rescue Total Emergency Response Staffing..........::ccccccccccecereceteeeeeeeeretieteereenreennees 75
Figure 56. Staffing Factors... eee etree cnet eee tneecnetnre snr tneesnesneesnessesnrecesneesnesiiesnenneenteas 76
Figure 57. NFPA 1710 Initial Full Alarm Assignments ..........0::ccccceceeeceeeceecereceeeeeeeeeerecneeeeeeeeresiresneetentenereennees 79
Figure 58. Nashua Initial Assignment First Alarm - Reported Working Fire .........0 cece eee ee eee eeeeeeeees 79
Figure 59. Fire Station Condition Classifications ...........cccecceecceeereeereeeeeeeerecneeseeeeenrecneeseeeesuresiresnetennesnreeneees 94
Figure 60. Nashua Fire Stations and Facilities ...........c cc cecceecceeceeereeeeeeeceeeerecnreseeeeeerecneeseeeeseresiresneesinesereennees 95
Figure 61. Nashua Fire Rescue’s Engines and Aerial Apparatus ..0..00..0..0 cece eee eee eee crete eter tneeeneeneeetens 99
Figure 62. Nashua Fire Rescue's Staff and Utility Vehicles 00... ee cee eter teeter tne teetneeeente 100
Figure 63. Nashua Fire Rescue’s Boat and Support Asset INVENtOLY .........:cecceeececeeeeeeeeeereenreteeeeeerennreesneeeats 101
Figure 64. Annual Calls for Service, 2014-2019 ........cecceeceeeeeeeereeeeeeeerecneeteeeecnecareseeescreciresseeeeatecieeeeteentenss 102
Figure 65. Service Demand by NFIRS Classification, 2015-2019..........::cceccecereeeeeeceeeerecereeeeeentesteeeneeenneess 104
Figure 66. Service Demand by Incident Frequency, 2017-2019 ........:cecceeceeeereeeeeeeceeeereenreteeeeentesieeeeteentenss 104
Figure 67. Incident Count by 10-Acre Hexagons, 2017-2019........:ccecceeeceeeeeeeeeeerecereeeeeeerecnretneeeeinestreeseeeeats 105
Figure 68. Service Demand by Month, 2017-2019.........::ccecceereeeceeeereeeeeeeeeeeerecnretneeecrecnreseeeeentesireseeeenteess 106
Figure 69. Service Demand by Day of the Week, 2017-2019 .........ccccceseeeteeeereeereeeeeeerecireteeeentetieeseneesntenss 106
Figure 70. Service Demand by the Hour of the Day, 2017-2019 ...........ccceecceeceeeereeeeeeeeeenrecneeeneeeeinennreeseeeeate 107
Figure 71. Population Density by Census BIOCk, 2019 .........::ccecceeceeeeeeeereeeeeeeerecereeeeeeerecnreeseeeentesineseteenteess 108
Figure 72. Incident Density Analysis, 2017-2019 .........ccecceeeceeeeeeeeecereceeeeeeeecnecareceeeecrecnreseeeeentesireseteentenss 109
Figure 73. NFPA 1710 4 and 8-Minute Travel ..........ccecccecceeceeeerecereeeeeecerecaeeceeeserecnreceeeecnresntetseeteatesireeseteats 111
Figure 74. |SO 1.5-Mile Engine Company Service Area ........cceccceceeceeeeeeeereeeeeenrecneeeeeeecurecnresneeeeurenirersneeeats 113
Figure 75. ISO 2.5-Mile Ladder Company Service Are a..........cccccceccesceeereeereeeeeeeerecnreeeeesenresnreeneeeeuresireesneteats 114
Figure 76. ISO 5-Mile Service Area .........ceccecececesceeceecerecereeeeeecreceeseeeecaeecaresneeeerecieesneeecresieesneetearesireeneteats 115
Figure 77. ISO Fire Hydrant Coverage... eee ee ee i ri neti tert tenet sees esis ecnrsnesneenesniteenee 116
Figure 78. Effective Response Force... eee ee ee ee een ecient teste snietnrecnetniesortnesietnesneeeente 118
Figure 79. Call Concurrency, 2017-2019 .......cccecceeseecereceeeeeeeeetecereeeeeeceecareseeeeerecieeseeesenrecitesseesearenireeneeeats 119
Figure 80. Commitment Factors as Developed by Henrico County (VA) Division of Fire, 2016 ............006 120
Figure 812. Unit Hour Utilization 2017-2019 ..0.....eeecececceeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeereceeeceeeecenecnreseeeeenresireseeeeentesieesseeentenss 120
Figure 82. Total Response Time ContinUUM........... cee eee cee eee reece teste teecnetnee tne tneetneteetneteennrenentes 122
Figure 83. NHBECC Alarm Handling Time, goth Percentile, 2017-2019.........::cccccecceeeeeeereeereeeeeeerentreeseeteats 123
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