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<br />ORANGE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
<br />ExHIBIT 33
<br />APPARATUS FLEET
<br /> YEAR DESIGNATION ENGINE AERIAL ANKER BRUSH COMMAND
<br /> (1 T ILITY
<br />Engine, KME, 1,500 gpm, 500- gallon tank 2003 Engine 31 1
<br />Engine KME, 1,500 gpm, 500- gallon tank 2009 Engine 32 1
<br />Squad, 2001 KME International, 1,250 gpm, 2001 Squad 33 1
<br />500- gallon tank
<br />Tower, KME Predator, 100' Mid- mount 2006 Tower 73 1
<br />Ladder, 1,500 gpm, 250- gallon tank
<br />Engine, Ferrara Spartan, 1,500 gpm, 500- 1996 Engine 34 1
<br />gallon tank
<br />Engine, Ferrara HME, 65' Ladder, 1,250 2001 Engine 35 1
<br />gpm, 500- gallon tank
<br />Chevy Suburban 2008 C4 1
<br />Quick Attack, Compressed Air Foam
<br />System, Ford Snuffer, 67 gpm, 300- gallon 2003 Tac 51 1
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<br />Ford F- 550, Swift Water Response 2008` Truck 64 1
<br />Apparatus
<br />Reserve Engine, KME International, 1,250 2001 Engine 36 1
<br />gpm, 500- gallon tank
<br />Reserve Engine, E-One Custom, 1 ,000 gpm, 1988 Engine 37 1
<br />500- gallon tank
<br />Reserve Engine, El Custom, 1 ,000 gpm, 1988 Engine 38 1
<br />500- gallon tank
<br />Data from the Fire Incident Reporting System (NFIRS) indicates that the fire
<br />department averaged 4,399 responses over the last three years. Exhibit 26 shows the
<br />number of fire and emergency medical incidents from 2007 through 2009. Forty-
<br />three percent of the department's responses were EMS related (first responder
<br />services); 3.8 percent were fire related; 53 percent were for other purposes. These
<br />data indicate that the number of fire department responses has been relatively stable
<br />during the last three years.
<br />The Chapel Hill Fire Department also reports incidents on a fiscal year basis.
<br />A total of 4,312 responses were recorded between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010
<br />and a total of 4,547 responses were reported between July 1, 2008 and June 30,
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