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Policy Analysis for Urban Fire Stations. How many and Where: A Case Study of the Denver Fire Department

W. H. McNichols / T. E. Hendrick / D. R. Plane / C. Tomasides / D. E. Monarchi

This brochure shows how Denver, Colorado, examined its fire department operations; what was learned; what action resulted, and what other cities may learn and use from the Denver experience. This important case study of the Denver Fire Department provides results of a comprehensive test of a uniform fire incidence reporting system, fire station location method, and emergency service deployment methods (simulation models)--in concert--to improve overall operations of the fire department by better utilization of available firefighting resources.

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Policy Analysis for Urban Fire Stations. How many and Where: A Case Study of the Denver Fire Department

W. H. McNichols / T. E. Hendrick / D. R. Plane / C. Tomasides / D. E. Monarchi

This brochure shows how Denver, Colorado, examined its fire department operations; what was learned; what action resulted, and what other cities may learn and use from the Denver experience. This important case study of the Denver Fire Department provides results of a comprehensive test of a uniform fire incidence reporting system, fire station location method, and emergency service deployment methods (simulation models)--in concert--to improve overall operations of the fire department by better utilization of available firefighting resources.

Policy Analysis for Urban Fire Stations. How many and Where: A Case Study of the Denver Fire Department

W. H. McNichols / T. E. Hendrick / D. R. Plane / C. Tomasides / D. E. Monarchi

This brochure shows how Denver, Colorado, examined its fire department operations; what was learned; what action resulted, and what other cities may learn and use from the Denver experience. This important case study of the Denver Fire Department provides results of a comprehensive test of a uniform fire incidence reporting system, fire station location method, and emergency service deployment methods (simulation models)--in concert--to improve overall operations of the fire department by better utilization of available firefighting resources.

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Title:

Policy Analysis for Urban Fire Stations. How many and Where: A Case Study of the Denver Fire Department

Contributors:

W. H. McNichols (author) / T. E. Hendrick (author) / D. R. Plane (author) / C. Tomasides (author) / D. E. Monarchi (author)

Publication date:

1974

Size:

25 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Fire Services, Law Enforcement, & Criminal Justice , Fire departments , Stations , Urban planning , Site surveys , Policies , Decision making , Fire fighting , Reviews , Colorado , Denver(Colorado) , Fire stations

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