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The Orleans Fire Department was established in 1922.....................Orleans protects 6,362 citizens in a 13.94 square mile area......................Orleans has 1 fire station, staffed 24 hours a day with 4 personnel per shift, a minimum of 3 on duty.....................Orleans responded to 2,217 incidents in 2002..............512 fire calls and 1705 ems runs................................

Orleans Fire Department
58 Eldridge Parkway
Orleans, MA 02653

Department
Stations
Apparatus
Personnel
Radio
Run Cards
History
News
Community

Emergency 911
Emergency 508-240-1213
Business     508-255-0050
FAX            508-240-0855
Dispatch     508-375-6111

Radio 33.74 114.8
800 Talk 37680
Fire Alarm KCD 556

Fire Chief William Quinn Jr

Orleans, Massachusetts Barnstable County Lower Cape Cod Region	Established 1922 1 Fire Stations 15 Apparatus 34 Personnel 23 Career 11 Call Apparatus 166-179
Area 13.94 Square Miles Population 6,491 (2003) Density 466 per sq mile	Fire xxx EMS xxxx Total 2295 (2008 stats)	Sta.1

2 Engines
1 Tower
1 Brush
3 Ambs
4 Cars
5 Misc

Orleans Fire Department Website

Total Personnel: 34

Career Personnel: 23
(1) Fire Chief, (1) Deputy Chief, (4) Shift Captains, (12) Firefighters,
(1) Capt Fire Prev, (1) Admin Sec
Including (14) Paramedics, ( ) EMT-I, (6) EMTs, ( ) First Responders

IAFF: Local 2675. Personnel are civilian.

Staffing:
There are 4 groups of (4) personnel, with a minimum of (3) per shift.
Each group works an 8 day 42 hour week comprised of (2) 24 hour shifts 0800-0800.
The work week is (24) on, (24) off, (24) on, (5) days off......(1-1-1-5)
Station staffing is as follows: (4) Station 1
The minimum staffing is (3) Station 1

Dispatch by:
Barnstable County Sheriff's Department
Working (8) hour shifts

Station:
Station 1 staffing is (1) Captain, (3) FFs

Officers
Fire Chief William Quinn Jr (Car 171) June 2008
Deputy Chief Anthony Pike (P) (Car 179) 2008
Fire Prev Officer Robert Felt
Group 1: Captain Clayton Reynard
Group 2: Captain William Reynolds
Group 3: Captain Peter Vogt (P)
Group 4: Captain Chester Burge (P)

Call Personnel:11
(11) Call personnel
Including ( ) Paramedics, ( ) EMT-I, ( ) EMTs, ( ) First Responders

01/07/09

Orleans Police Department

Orleans Police Department
90 Route 6A
Orleans, MA 02653
Emergency 911 Emergency 508-255-1213
Business 508-255-0117 Fax 508-240-1374

Police Chief Jeffery Roy (Mike 1)

Orleans Information

Orleans Incorporated as a town 1797
Orleans Fire Department Established in 1922

Town of Orleans Website

City/Town Name:	Town of Orleans
1990 Population:	5,838
2000 Population:	6,362
Registered Voters:	5,140
2000 School Enrollments:	684
Population Over 65:	1,819
Square Miles:	13.94
Public Road Miles:	50.62
Income Per Capita:	$19,249
Median Family Income:	$44,534
EQV Per Capita:	$212,069
Avg. Tax Bill:	$2,250
Residential Tax Rate:	8.46
Commercial Tax Rate:	8.46
Operating Budget:	$17,106,786

Massachusetts Municipal Association

City Clerk:
City/Town Name:	Town of Orleans
Community Profiles:	http://www.magnet.state.ma.us/cc/orleans.html
City/Town Hall Address:	19 School Road
City/Town:	Orleans
State:	MA
Zip Code:	02653
Business Hours:	8:30 a.m.4:30 p.m. (MonFri)
County:	Barnstable
World Wide Web Address:	http://www.virtualcapecod.com/towntext/orleans.html
Area Code:	508
Main Telephone:	240-3700
Main Fax:	240-3388
TTY/TDD:	240-3744
Police Department:	255-0117
Fire Department:	255-0050
Public Works:	240-3790
Planning:	240-3700
Schools:	255-0380
Library:	240-3760
Town Clerk:	240-3700 ext.405
City Council:
Board of Selectmen:	240-3700 ext.415

DHCD Community Profile

Added Jan 6, 2002
Updated Jan 16, 2002

Fire Department History

The Orleans Fire Department was established in 1922. The Orleans rescue squad was established in ____.

Major Fires & Emergencies

Incident History
Year            Fire         EMS           Total
1950
1960
1970
1975
1980
1985
1990          421           962             1,383
1992          466        1,055             1,521
1993          402        1,086             1,488
1994          446        1,250             1,696
!995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000                                              2,158
2001                                              2,184
2002          512         1,705            2,217
2003                                              2,234
2004                                              2,234
2005                                              2,321
2006                                              2,202
2007                                              2,382
2008                                              2,295

1975 Apparatus Roster
Engine 1
Engine 2
Engine 3
Ladder 1
Breaker
Rescue

01/07/09

The Radio

Orleans Fire Radio Call Sign.................KCD 556.............."Orleans Fire"
Orleans Dispatch ID.............................Orleans Fire Alarm
Orleans Fire Frequency........................33.74 Mhz..............PL 114.8
Orleans County Frequency...................33.70 Mhz..............PL 114.8
Orleans Fire 800 Talkgroup..................37680....................Simulcast 33.74
Orleans Radio Tone Test......................1840 Hours
Orleans Apparatus Numbers................166-179
Orleans Fire Dispatch...........................Orleans Fire Alarm... Barnstable Sheriff's Dept

Orleans Police Radio Call Sign............. KCB 709..............County Callsign
Orleans Police Dispatch ID.................. KCB 709.............."Orleans Police"
Orleans Police Frequency.....................Trunking................800 Mhz Trunked Radio System
Orleans Police Old Freq.......................155.640 Mhz.........Old Ch.3
Orleans Police County Freq..................155.565 Mhz........ Old Ch.1
Orleans Police 800 Trunk Group...........38384...................Primary Operations
Orleans Police 800 County Group.........36496...................County Talkgroup
Orleans Police Unit IDs........................."M" Mike Cars

Orleans Water District..........................
Orleans Water District..........................

Orleans Station Apparatus Assignments

Station 1........Orleans
Engine 175......2001 KME Renegade 1250tm / 750 / 30 Pumper - HR
Engine 177......1994 KME 1250tm / 750 Pumper - HR
Engine 178......
Tower 176.....2008 Sutphen 1500/400 ms 70' Ladder Tower Quint
Forestry 169....1994 (2005) Ford F350 4x4 50/225 Forestry Truck
Ambulance 172......2008 Chevy 4500/ Road Rescue Type III Ambulance (EMS 362)
Ambulance 173......2004 Ford E450 / Road Rescue Type III Ambulance (EMS 363)
Ambulance 174......2005 Ford E450 / Lifeline Type III Ambulance (EMS 361)
Spec Haz 168...1993 International 4700 / Road Rescue Type I Special Hazards
Car 166...........2005 Chevy Silverado Pickup Fire Prevention
Car 167...........1978 Dodge Pickup truck mechanic
Car 170...........2001 Ford F350 4x4 / Omaha Utility Body Pickup Truck
Car 171...........2005 Ford Explorer 4x4 Fire Chief Car
Car 179...........2002 Chevy Tahoe Deputy Chief Car
Boat 172A.......2000 22' Former USCG Inflatable / Mercury 150 Rescue Boat
Boat 172B.......1990's 19 foot Mako / 115 hp Yamaha Rescue Boat
Boat 172C.......2000 8 foot Avon Rescue Boat
Haz Mat..........1991 Interstate Trailer Pollution Control Equipment
DEP................2007 Wells Cargo DEP Trailer

01/07/09

The Sample Run Cards
(As listed at BCC 1-16-2002)

DIST 1	STRUCTURE	COVERAGE
1^ST	E175-L176-E177-R174-C171-R173-C179-E155
WF	E233-C231-H72	OR-E64 OR-R182 EH-E185
2^ND	E64-E185-L237-C161-R182-EMS-C229	OR-E156 OR-R243 EH-E69 EH-L66 HA-E112 EA-E95
3^RD	E156-E69-L66-H241-R243-C61	OR-E95 OR-R62 EH-E112 EH-ET186 HA-E43 EA-E94 WE-E485 BR-E107
4^TH	E95-E112-ET186-C181	OR-E94 OR-R53 EH-E43 EH-E115 HA-E42 EA-E485 WE-E193 BR-E107 WD-E823
5^TH

	SPECIAL CALLS
LADDERS	L237-L66-L110
BREAKERS	BR-WB-CO-B5
FORESTRY	BR-HA-BR-DE-WE
TANKERS	EA-BR-EA-CH-WE-WB
AMBS	EA-BR-HA-EA-BR-HA-CH-WE-CH-DE

DIST 2	STRUCTURE	COVERAGE
1^ST	E175-L176-E177-R174-C171-R173-C179-E233
WF	E155-C161-H72	OR-E64 OR-R73 EH-E185
2^ND	E64-E185-L237-C231-R73-EMS-C229	OR-E156 OR-R243 EH-E69 EH-L66 HA-E112 EA-E95
3^RD	E156-E69-L66-R243-H241-C61	OR-E95 OR-R53 EH-ET186 EH-E112 HA-E115 EA-E94 WE-E485 CH-E188 BR-E107
4^TH	E 95-E186-E112-C181	OR-E94 EH-E115 EH-E43 HA-E42 EA-E485 WE-E193 WD-E823
5^TH

	SPECIAL CALLS
LADDERS	L237-L66-L110
BREAKERS	BR-WB-CO-B5
FORESTRY	BR-HA-BR-CH-DE-WE
TANKERS	BR-EA-CH-EA-WE-TR-WB
AMBS	BR-EA-BR-HA-EA-CH-HA-DE-WE-DE

DIST 3	STRUCTURE	COVERAGE
1^ST	E175-L176-E177-R174-C171-R173-C179-E64
WF	E233-C231-H72	OR-E155 OR-R243 EH-E185
2^ND	E185-E155-L237-C61-R243-EMS-C229	OR-E156 OR-R73 EH-E69 HA-E112 EA-E95
3^RD	E69-E156-H241-C181-R73	OR-E95 OR-R53 EH-ET186 EH-E112 HA-E115 EA-E94 WE-E485 CH-E188 BR-E107 WD-E43
4^TH	ET186-E112-C101-E115-E95	OR-E94 EH-E43 EH-E115 HA-E42 EA-E485 WE-E193 WD-E823
5^TH

	SPECIAL CALLS
LADDERS	L 66-L237-L110
BREAKERS	BR-WB-CO-B5
FORESTRY	HA-BR-CH-BR-DE-WE
TANKERS	BR-CH-EA-EA-WE-WB-TR
AMBS	HA-CH-HA-CH-EA-BR-EA-BR-WE-DE

DIST 4	STRUCTURE - NAUSET BCH SOUTH	COVERAGE
1^ST	C170-F169-E175-C171-C179
WF	F187-F240-S160-F67
2^ND
3^RD
4^TH
5^TH

	SPECIAL CALLS
LADDERS	L237-L66-L110
BREAKERS	BR-WB-CO-B5
FORESTRY	BR-HA-BR-DE-WE
TANKERS	EA-BR-EA-CH-WE-WB
AMBS	EA-BR-HA-EA-BR-HA-CH-WE-CH-DE

DIST 5	STRUCTURE - NAUSET BCH NORTH	COVERAGE
1^ST	C170-F169-E175-C171-C179
WF	F 187-F240-S160-F67
2^ND
3^RD
4^TH
5^TH

	SPECIAL CALLS
LADDERS	L237-L66-L110
BREAKERS	BR-WB-CO-B5
FORESTRY	BR-HA-BR-DE-WE
TANKERS	EA-BR-EA-CH-WE-WB
AMBS	EA-BR-HA-EA-BR-HA-CH-WE-CH-DE

DIST 6	ROUTE 6 E - EXIT 12 TO ROTARY	COVERAGE
1^ST	R174-E175-C171-C179-R162-H241-R242
INJURIES	R173-E155-R73
2^ND
3^RD
4^TH
5^TH

	SPECIAL CALLS
LADDERS	L237-L66-L110
BREAKERS	BR-WB-CO-B5
FORESTRY	BR-HA-BR-DE-WE
TANKERS	EA-BR-EA-CH-WE-WB
AMBS	EA-BR-HA-EA-BR-HA-CH-WE-CH-DE

DIST 6	ROUTE 6 W - BREW TO EXIT 12	COVERAGE
1^ST	R174-E175-C171-C179-R73-E64-H241-R242
INJURIES	R173-R162
2^ND
3^RD
4^TH
5^TH

	SPECIAL CALLS
LADDERS	L237-L66-L110
BREAKERS	BR-WB-CO-B5
FORESTRY	BR-HA-BR-DE-WE
TANKERS	EA-BR-EA-CH-WE-WB
AMBS	EA-BR-HA-EA-BR-HA-CH-WE-CH-DE

Note: The run cards above are a partial listing provided for quick reference only. Additional coverage assignments for other fire departments were left off for simplicity purposes. These run cards are in effect as of the date posted with them. It is interesting to use the run cards to track and compare the flow of apparatus to fires in various parts of town. It is important to remember that these cards reflect resources available when they were written. Additional apparatus, changes in station assignments, staffing issues, and individual department policies may have changed since these cards were written. This may have an effect on the actual apparatus response to incidents when they occur.