HomeMy WebLinkAbout282_Establishing Ambulance RatesORDINANCE NO 282
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AMBULANCE RATES FOR
AMBULANCE SERVICE FURNISHED BY THE CITY OF
OWASSO, OKLHAOMA, OR BY OTHERS LEGALLY OPERATING
WITHIN THE OWASSO CITY LIMITS, AND PROHIBITING
AMBULANCE SERVICE OTHER THAN THAT FURNISHED BY
THE CITY OF OWASSO, OKLAHOMA, OR THAT FURNISHED
BY AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF OWASSO, OKLAHOMA; AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF OWASSO, OKLAHOMA:
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ice Packs or Hot Packs,
each 5.00
Blood Samples 10.00
Trauma Kits 5.00
Poison Kits 5.00
Padded Board Splints,
Air Splints, each 0
A. Loaded round trip charge will be only mileage charge
for the return trip.
There will be no charge for the first 30 minutes of
waiting time. Any additional waiting time will be
charged at a rate of $5.00 for each 15 minutes with a
one hour minimum charge of $20.00.
C . Transportation charge for more than one familv member
will be full charges for the first member, 1/2
transportation charge, plus medical supplies, for the
second member, and only for medical supplies for
other family members.
Section 1-83. Permit Required.
No person, firm or corporation shall operate an ambu-
lance service within the Owasso City Limits without first
having made application to the City Council for a permit to
so operate. The City Council shall determine rules and
regulations governing the operation of ambulance service as
the Council may, from time to time, decide is necessary for
the safe and efficient operation of the ambulance service.
The Council may, from time to time, by Resolution, amend
ambulance fees and charges therefor.
Section 1-84. Emerqencv Clause.
That in order to preserve and protect public safety,
health and peace, an emergency is hereby declared to exist,
by reason whereof, this Ordinance shall take effect imme-
diately upon its passage and publication.
DATED this day of 1980.
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Motion carried.
ITEM 6 - RECEIVE AND FILE JANUARY 1980 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Motion was -made by Don Thompson, seconded by Boyd Spencer, to
receive and file January 1980 Financial Statements, and by re-
ference made a part hereoi.
Ayes - Messrs. Spencer, Thozipson, Mrs. Fickle
Nays - None
Abstain - Mr. Lambert
Motion carried.
ITEM 7 - APPROVE AND ACCEPT FISCAL 1978-1979 AUDIT
Mrs. Fickle requested postponing this item to the next agenda as
she had not had time to study it. Steve Jay commented that
would be a problem as the Compliance Report for the Revenue
Sharing has to be submitted by March 1st,
Ken Thompson suggested either writing for an extension on filing
the report or having a special Lal -meeting. Mayor Spencer said he
had studied it and talked with Steve Jay and he is satisfied
with it, Mr. Jay said therE: is nothing in the audit that will
cause the City any problems,
Mayor Spencer called a Special Meeting at 7:00 PM on Monday,
February 25, 1980, to approve and accept fiscal 1978-1979 audit.
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ITEM -cc, - REVIEW AMBULANCE CHARLES
Ken Thompson explained the proposed changes have been submitted
for Council's consideration. He said they are in iine with the
other areas and we would noil-. be the highest, nor would wc: be the
-lowest.
Don Thompson commented he 'LE.lt we should be adjusted to be in
line with other areas. Mr. Lambert questioned if this depart -
ment breaks even, and Mr. Thompson replied no, that emergency
services are not self-supporting,
Motion was -made by Robbie Fickle, seconded by Boyd Spencer, to
approve ambulance charge rec.c,mmendations dated January 31, 1980,
and by reference -made a part hereof.
Ayes - Messrs. Spencer, ThoDrpson, Lambert, Mrs, Fi�:kle
Owasso C4 - ty Council
February 19, 1980
Page Four
Nays - None
Motion carried.
ITEM 9 - DISCUSS NEW CITY BUDGET LAW
City Manager stated he and the City Treasurer had attended a
workshop on the new budget law which was sponsored by OML, He
said the new law is a system he is familiar with, that being
the City would adopt a total 100% budget, rather than using the
estimate of needs process, He said it would require new forms
and would give us a better grasp of the budget anc feels it is
a good 'Law and if it is adopted, it -must be by resolution.
Mayon Spencer commented he has talked to Steve Jay and Mr. Jay
does not have any objections to the law, Mr. Jay reminded the
Council that if they adopt this new budget law that it will
place a lot more responsibility on them as in affect they will
become the final authority on items that the Excise Board has
done in the past. He said with the new budget the Council would
set their own budget and move the funds around, which ch could be
good and bad; the good being they would be more flexible, the
bad being they would be more responsible, Mr. Jay said he did
think it is a good system.
Mr. Kite emphasized the City will not have to work with a tempo-
rary budget period, but would start July lst with the full bud-
get.
Mrs. Fickle also pointed out the great responsibility that will
be on the Council's shoulders with this new law.
Motion -eras made by Boyd Spencer, seconded by Don Thompson, to
adopt the new budget law.
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Ayes - Messrs. Spencer, Thompson, Lambert, Mrs, Fickle
Nays - None
Motion carried,
ITEM 10 - NEW BUSINESS
Item
,Ron. Skoller was present representing George RatcL'-ff, developer
and owner of the track of lard ac: -oss from the highschool. Mr.
Skoller said he was present to ask to be placed on the next
agenc,a to request Council to reconsider the zoning of that
track which was previously owned by Greenwood and then Never
207 SOUTH CEDAR
PHONE 272-2251
February 15, 1980
Cit-y--qf Owasso
TO.- MAYOR SPENCER AND CITY COUNCIL
FROM: KENNETH THOMPSON, CITY MANAGER V
RE: AMBULANCE RATES
OWASSO, OKLAHOMA
74055
I recently sent you a survey oll ambulance rates in this area, that was
compiled by the City of Broken Arrow. In comparing these rates, it is
obvious that Owasso charges arE low compared to other cities® I have
placed this item on the agenda 'or discussion purposes.
Mr. Mallory and I have reviewed our present charges and proposed the
attached charges for your consideration. These rate changes will keep
Owasso in line with increasing personnel, equipment and fuel costs.
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-AMBULANCE CHARGES
1-31-80
Transportation Charge/Load Up Fee
Mileage/Per Load Mile
Oxygen
1111isc. Med Supplies
Spine Board
Coro,aary Drugs
Heart monitor /Defi
RULES AND REGULATIONS
FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE
OWASSO E. M. S. DEPARTMENT
APPROVED:
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City Manage.-
Charles A. Mallory;/,----,
E. M. S. Director
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OWASSO E.M.S. DEBAR Mdse
Line operation - Chain of Command
Director of E.M.S.
Secretary
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1 Assistant Director!
I Captains I,
E.M.T.A. 1 lVolunteer 2-,,M.T.A.
Drivers
P R E F I X
The rules and regulations herein contained are for general
guidance of the Officers and Members of the Owasso Ambulance
Department., and are not to cover every specific act of duty®
Much may be left to the discretion of each member and his
su -Qervisor®
Rules and regulations that govern every case cannot be made in
advance, and from time to time necessary general and special
rules will be issued.
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Violation of any of the rules and regulations,, and neglect or
ommission of any of the duties prescribed are considered of-
fenses; and any member found guilty shall, in the discretion
of the Director of EMS and/or the City Manager, be subject to
repremand, suspension, demotion, or dismissal from service, or
such other penalties as may be determined. These rules and
regulations pertain in part to the Volunteer EMT's and Drivers
who will be subject to the same penalties. Those items which
do not apply to Volunteer members are marked with an asterisk
Affidavit Publication
STATE OF OKLAHOMA, TULSA COUNTY, ss :
Bill R. Retherford, of lawful age, being duly sworn
and authorized, says that he is publisher of the ..........
........... ................�............. ,a weekly
newspaper printed in the City of ..'` t? . ........ .
Tulsa County, Oklahoma, a newspaper qualified to
publish legal notices, advertisements and publications as
provided in Section 106 of Title 25, Oklahoma Statutes 1971
as amended, and thereafter, and complies with all other
requirements of the laws of Oklahoma with reference to
legal publications.
That said notice, a true copy of which is attached
hereto, was published in the regular edition of said
newspaper during the period and time of publication and
not in a supplement, on the following dates:
198 ...................
Subscribed and sworn to before me this ...../ I// .........
day of ..........: .:,,. _ '. .................... , 198 .
s: ; < .:..... ......... .
Notary Public
My commission expires:
PUBLISHER'S FEE $
ice Packs or Hat Packs, eacV, 5.00
Blood Samples 10.00
Trauma Kits 5.00
Poison Kits . 5.00
Padded Board Splints, each ..... I ............... ... 5 *00
Air Splints, each ........................... `... 15.00
A. Loaded round trip charge will be only mileage charge_
for the return trip.
B. There will no charge for the first 30 minutes of waiting
time. Any additional waiting time will be charged at a rate of
$5.00 for each 35 minutes with a one hour minimum charge of
$20.00
C. Transportation charge for more than one family
member will be full charges for the first member, 1/2 tran-
sportation charge, plus medical supplies, for the second
member, and only for medical supplies for the other family
members.
SECTION -83. Permit Required.
No person, firm or corporation shall operate an ambulance
service within the Owasso City Limits without first having
made application to the City Council for a permit to so
operate. The City Council shall determine rules and 'regula-
tions governing the operation of ambulance service as the
Council may, from time to time, decide is necessary for the
safe and efficient operation of the ambulance service. The
Council may. from time to time. 'bv Resolution amend
SECTION 1 -84. Emergency Clause.
That in order to preserve and protect public safety, health
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Dated this 4th day of March, 1980.
Bryan Spencer
Mayor
Wauhileau Webb
City Clerk
Harold'Charney,
City Attorney
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ARTICLE # 1 OFFICERS AND THEIR RANK
The Officers of the Department in order of their rank are
as follows:
Director of EMS - Directs all operations of the entire
Department.
Assistant Director - is in general charge of all stations,
regular station duties,.training and /or any other spe-
cific duties as may be assigned them by the Director;
and is under the immediate supervision of the Director
of EMS.
Captain - is in charge of operations during his assigned
shift under the immediate supervision of the Assistant
Director.
ARTICLE # 2 AUTHORITY OF OFFICERS
Sec. 1 Each Officer shall have the authority required to
properly fulfill the duties and responsibilities
vested in him by virtue of his position.
Sec. 2 Every member of the Department shall comply with the
City Ordinances, and E.M.S. Department Rules and
Regulations, orders and commands of Superior Offi-
cers. Obedience to same shall be prompt, implicit
and positive.
ARTICLE # 3 RULES FOR COMMANDING OFFICERS
Sec. 1 Commanding Officers shall, by their courteous manner
and careful attention to duty, set an example for
all members of the department under their command
and in return require the same of their subordinates.
Sec. 2 Commanding Officers shall observe all rules and reg-
ulations of the department and shall obey all of the
orders of the Director of EMS promptly.and fully.
Sec. 3 Commanding Officers shall constantly strive for per-
fect harmony among members of the department.
Sec. 4 Commanding Officers shall hold members under their
command responsible for prompt and efficient dis-
charge of their duties.
ARTICLE # 4 DIRECTOR OF EMS (Continued)
Sec. 5 He shall, whenever necessary, schedule meetings of
members of the department.
Sec. 6 He shall prescribe the kind, type, style, etc. of
uniforms, insignia and other apparrel worn by any
member of the department.
Sec. 7 The EMS Director shall have sole authority for the
departmental relations with other agencies of the
City, or other jurisdictions.
ARTICLE # 5 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF EMS
Sec. 1 The Assistant Director of EMS, in case of illness,
inability to serve, or absence of the Director shall
at the direction of the City Manager be in command
of the EMS and have the full authority therein.
Sec. 2 He shall, under the direction of the EMS Director,
be in charge of the Office, Vehicles, personnel,
training, public relations, equipment, and other
functions the Director deems necessary.
Sec. 3 He shall be responsible to the Director for any and
all records relative to his particular area of re-
sponsibility.
ARTICLE # 6 EMS CAPTAINS
Sec. 1 EMS Captains shall, under direction of the Assistant
EMS Director and during assigned shifts, have full
charge of and be responsible for the Ambulance oper-
ations and for the care, operation and condition of
their assigned areas, it's personnel and equipment.
Sec. 2 They shall, during assigned shifts, respond to all
alarms and other calls to which their shift is
assigned.
Sec. 3 They shall, when first to arrive at a location, assume
command until relieved by a superior officer.
Sec. 4 They shall conduct company school at least three (3)
hours each week, unless otherwise instructed by the
Assistant Director. Each Captain will keep records
of all training given. These records will be turned
in to the Assistant Director, who will then turn them
to the Director to be made a part of the personnel
file of each member of the department.
ARTICLE # 9 ABSENCE FROM DUTY (continued)
Sec. 3 Any member who has been absent from duty for more than
48 hours because of illness or injury shall, when
reporting for duty, present his commanding officer with
a physician's release stating that he (the member) is
physically able to perform his duties.
ARTICLE # 10 CARE OF OFFICE AND EQUIP14ENT
Sec. 1 At each change of shift, it shall be the responsibil-
ity of the off -going Captain to see that any and all
necessary or special maintenance will have been done
to apparatus or facilities, before he is relieved.*
Sec. 2 The entire office and its furnishings shall be kept
clean and in order at all times, with major mainte-
nance such as mopping and /or waxing to be done weekly
on station day.*
Sec. 3 If possible, necessary station work shall be accom-
plished by 12:00 Noon.*
Sec. 4 Office work and any other major project shall be
equalized among the personnel as much as possible.
Sec. 5 Offices shall not be used as a lounge or lunch room.
They are to be used for business only. They will be
kept clean at all times.
Sec. 6 All clothing and other personal belongings shall be
kept in member's lockers at all times unless in use.
Sec. 7 All members shall exercise rigid economy in the use
of all supplies.
Sec. 8 On returning from runs, all members shall do any work
necessary to get the Ambulance back in service as
soon as possible.
Sec. 9 Once a week all equipment shall be properly cleaned.
Stretchers, tools, etc., shall be removed, examined
for defects, cleaned as required and replaced properly
in the ambulance. This shall be done is such a man-
ner that if the Unit is dispatched to a call, equip-
ment can be replaced and properly secured to prevent
damage or loss without excessive delay. An example
of this would be to clean one compartment at a time.
ARTICLE # 11 GENERAL CONDUCT (continued)
Sec. 11 Members shall, when sleeping at EMS office on nights
other than their regular shift, be expected to re-
spond to calls.
Sec. 12 Personal motor vehicles shall not be parked behind
or in front of apparatus bays or drive - through stations.
Sec. 13 Motor vehicles and other mechanical equipment used
by members for outside work shall not be parked at
EMS station.
Sec. 14 Members may wash personal motor vehicles with the
approval of the shift commander or duty EMS. officer.
Vehicles shall be pulled inside stations for washing.
Sec. 15 Members may do minor repair work to personal motor
vehicles with approval of the Company Officer. Ve-
hicles shall be pulled inside stations for minor
repair work.
Sec. 16 Any member found guilty of falsifying an official
report or record shall be subject to strict disci-
plinary action.
Sec. 17 Any EMTA found guilty of patient abandonment or gross
neglect shall be subject to immediate dismissal.
Sec. 18 Members shall not discuss with anyone priveleged or
private information garnered as a result of service
in the department.
ARTICLE # 12 OUTSIDE WORK
Sec. 1 All members shall, while on duty, devote all of their
time to business of the department.
Sec. 2 Outside employment of members during off -duty hours
shall not interfere with their EMS Department duties.
They shall under no circumstances work for another
ambulance service while still employed by Owasso EMS
Department.
Sec. 3 Any member engaged in any outside work while on sick
leave from the EMS Department will be subject to
strict disciplinary action. This shall include self -
employment.
ARTICLE # 16 SUBJECT TO CALL
Sec. 1 All off -duty members are subject to call in the event
of a major emergency; any member failing to promptly
respond to such call without valid excuse will be sub-
ject to strict disciplinary action.
Sec. 2 All off -duty members shall attend department meetings
as scheduled by the EMS Director. Failure to do so
shall subject the member to strict disciplinary action.
ARTICLE # 17 TERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT
Sec. 1 When a member of the department resigns or is dis-
charged or in any way terminates his services with
the department, he shall surrender to his command-
ing officer all the property in his possession
belonging to the EMS department.
ARTICLE # 18 TRAINING
Sec. 1 All members shall participate in all training pro-
vided by the department.
Sec. 2 All members shall participate in a minimum of three
(3) hours per week in appropriate training. Each man
will be required to have a minimum of 150 hours train-
ing a year.
ARTICLE # 19 TRANSFERS
Sec. 1 A member desirous of a transfer shall make a request
in writing to his Commanding Officer, and such re-
quests with the Officer's recommendations shall be
forwarded to the Director of EMS.
ARTICLE # 20 VISITORS
Sec. 1 Visitors at stations shall be shown every courtesy,
but shall not be permitted to loiter or congregate
there.
Sec. 2 Visitors shall not be permitted in station quarters
or station grounds after 10:00 PM without permission
of the Commanding Officer.
ARTICLE # 23 VOLUNTEER E.M.T.A.'S
Sec. 4 Any Volunteer member shall be dropped from the rolls
for any of the following offenses: Conduct unbecom-
ing an EMTA, any act of insubordination, neglect of
duty, any violation of Rules and Regulations govern-
ing the EMS Department, or conviction of a felony.
207 SOUTH CEDAR
"PHONE 272 -2251
April 1, 1980
TO: MAYOR SPENCER AND COUNCIL MEMBERS
BOB SHOUSE, FIRE CHIEF
CHUCK MALLORY, EMS DIRECTOR
FROM: KENNETH THOMPSON, CITY M@NAGER It A
RE: AMBULANCE OPERATION
OWASSO, OKLAHOMA
74055
Beginning at 8:00 AM, Wednesday, A•oril 2, 1930, there will be only one EMT or
MICP on duty in the City Hall on a 24 -hour basis to respond to ambulance calls.
The EMT or MICP will remain in the building :m a 24 -hour shift in the same
manner as an on -duty fireman. Duran, the hours of 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday
through Friday, except for the lun:h period )f 12:00 noon to 1:00 PM, Mr. Chuck
Mallory will respond to ambulance calls with the on -duty EMT r MICP. During
the hours from 5:00 PM to 8:00 AM on week days, holidays and weekends, the
ambulance will be driven by an on --- iuty fireman. There will be occasions during
normal business hours when Mr. MalLory will T,= be available because of vacation,
sick leave, or other excused absen2es, that an on -duty fireman will have to
drive the ambulance.
This procedure will allow the overtime pay for the standby ambulance attendant
to be discontinued as of April 2. There will be no overtime allowed in the EMS
Department without prior approval.
If the Fire Chief deems it advisable, he will call in a regular or volunteer
fireman on a standby basis while tie on -duty fireman is out of service, while
on an ambulance call.
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Payroll Clerk
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City J
no o Owasso
207 SOUTH CEDAR
PHONE 272 -2251
January 31, 1980
TO: MAYOR SPENCER AND COUNCIL MEMBERS
FROM: KENNETH THOMPSON, CITY MAUTAGER
RE: AMBULANCE RATES
OWASSO, OKLAHOMA
74055
Attached are the results of a recent survey by the City of Broken Arrow,
regarding ambulance rates charged by cities in our region, and a proposed
ambulance rate schedule for the City of Broken Arrow.
As you will notice, our rates are quite low compared to other cities in
the region. We will be making recommendations to you in the near future
on proposed rate increases. The cost of fuel is becoming a major factor
in long distance ambulance runs.
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January 15, 1980
Dear Sirs:
We sincerely appreciate your
ambulance rate questionaire.
who responded "and their basic
Tulsa -EMSA
Bixby
Jenks
Sand Springs
Owasso
Collinsville
Sapulpa
Coweta
Okmulgee
Bartlesville
Broken Arrow
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participation in our recent
Listed below are those cities
-load charge rates:
Emergency Run
$ 85
45
40
35
35
50
33
35,50,75
90
60
20,30
Transfer Run
$ 51
45
40
35
35
50
33
35,50,75
75
50
20,30
* The basic load charge for'Coweta is $35 inside city, $50 up to
5 miles out and $75 over 5 miles out.
** The basic load charge for Broken Arrow is $20 to the hospital
in Broken Arrow and $30 to all others.
Mileage charges were from $1 to $2 per mile. Other charges were
as varied as the cities responding. Waiting time ran from $52 per
hour to $10 per hour. Defibrillator use was from $63 to $0. I.V.'s
from $21 to $7.50. Oxygen use from $13 to $2.
Attached is a copy of
City of Broken Arrow.
tration. Thanks again
information useful.
Sincerely,
Gary Black f o rd
Fire Chief
the proposed ambulance service rates for the
These are now pending with our City adminis-
for your response and we hope you find the
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P.O. Box 610, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma 74012 918- 251 -5311
SCHEDULE OF AMBUALNCE SERVICE RATES'
City of Broken Arrow Fire Department
Basic Load Charge
Mileage
I.V. Administration
Intubation
Defibrillator /Monitor
Mast Trousers Administration
Hare /Thompson Traction Splint
Air Splints (leg)
Air Splints (arm)
Padded Board Splints
Cervical Collar
Oxygen
Cold Packs
Elastic Bandages
Burn Sheets
O.B. kits
$ 40.00
1.50 per mile
15.00 ea
10.00
20.00
25.00
10.00
15.00 ea
10.00 ea
5.00 ea
10.00
5.00
-2.00 ea.
3.00 ea
7.50 ea
12.50
A. Loaded round trip charge will be 1/2 the load charge plus 1/2
the mileage charge.
B. Transportation charge for more than one person per family will
be full charges for the first member, 1/2 the loac charge plus
medical supplies for the second member and only for medical
supplies for all remaining members.
C. Waiting time will be charged at $7.50 for each 15 minutes be-
ginning after the first 15 minutes. ,
207 SOUTH CEDAR
PHONE 27'2251
m
Clety p)f Owasso
AMBULANCE CHARGES
1 -31 -80
CHARG '.
BASE RATE ........ •• ..... .....................•........$ 35.00
OWASSO, OKLAHOMA
74055
MILEAGE ................. ............................... 1.00 per mile
OXYGEN ..............•.. :.............0.......000...... 10.00
MISC. MED. SUPPLIES•• ......... • ........... 0• .... ...... 10. <10
SPINE BOARD ............ .......................•.....0. 10.00
CORONARY DRUGS ......... ......................•........
HEART MONITOR* ......... ...............................
I.V. FLUIDS ............ .•..........0.0......00........
BURN KIT#.• .... 0* ............... I.....................
SEPERATE BURN SUPPLIES• ...............................
O.B. KITS ..............................................
C. COLLARS IF LEFT WITH Pi ............................
CODE BLUE (IF SURVIVES) ••..••..•.••••.••••••..•.......
D.O.A. OR U. A. D ........ ...............................
HARE TR6CTION.......... :0000 ..........................
ICE PACKS OR HOT PACKS ••.•••••• ......
••••••...........
BLOOD SAMPLES ........................ 0.................
TRAUMA KITS ................. 0.....................•...
15.00
50.00
25.00
30.00
15.00
15.i 0
15.00
100.00 + MILEAGE & LOAD UP
NA
15.00
5.00
10.00
50')0
POISON K ITS..•.......... 0... ..... .. ............... I.... 5.00
AIR SPLINTS* .................... s ......... ............ 10.00
207 SOUTH CEDAR
PHONE 272 -2251
City of Owasso
1 -03 -80
To: Kenneth Thompson, City Manager
Mayor And Council
From: Chas. A. Mallory, Director E.M.$.
Ref: Yearly Ambulance Summary
for your fnrolm off
OWASSO, OKLAHOMA
74055
As you asked for in your meeting Jan. 2, 1980, I find the following summary of
Ambulance Calls to be correct. They are broken down into the following with
percentage in each category:
NON- EMERGENCY TRANSFERS ------------------------------ 24 ---------------- 8.57%
AUTO AND OF VEHICLE ACCIDENTS ------------------------ 95 --------------- 33:93 %:.
EMERGENCY SICK CALLS --------------------------------- 82 --------------- 29.29%
CORONARY RELATED AND U. A. D.' S ------------------------ 80 --------------- 2£.57%
TOTAL CALL3,FOR.'. 1979 ------------------------------- 281.
As reported to you the night of Jan. 2, 1980, collinsville has transported 8
within the last 60 days. Skiatook transported 2 and E.M.S.A. 2. As for the
other 10 months of 1979 I do not have the documentation as to how many patients
were transpoeted by other agencies.
Chas. A. Mallory, Director E,