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The City of Alameda is planning to purchase five new fire department staff vehicles. (File Photo) At tomorrow night’s Alameda City Council meeting, City Manager John Russo will present a recommendation to spend $189,400 to replace five fire department staff vehicles, and $152,000 to update an ambulance to a new chassis. [...]
The City of Alameda is moving forward with a new Emergency Operations Center for the fire department. Last week, Alameda City Council approved a staff recommendation to refinance, extend, and increase an existing bond issuance to find $3 million to build a new Emergency Operations Center that was originally to be funded by a sales [...]
A two-alarm fire burned overnight at 1203 Park Street. (Alameda Fire Department) A fire overnight at 1203 Park Street that caused extensive damage to six apartments and two ground floor businesses brought 25 Alameda firefighters and mutual aid support from the Oakland Fire Department to the scene. [...]
The City of Alameda is about to begin labor negotiations with its public safety labor groups (File photo.) The City of Alameda is about to begin labor negotiations with its public safety bargaining units. To that end, it is holding a public hearing on Tuesday, October 30th, at 7:00 p.m. to hear public input and [...]
The City of Alameda’s contract with Alameda County fire dispatch services is up for renewal. (File photo.) At next week’s Alameda City Council meeting, Council is expected to renew it’s contract with the Alameda County Fire Department for operation of Alameda Fire Department dispatch services. [...] Alameda Fire Chief Mike D’Orazi will get a new $36,000 sport utility vehicle (SUV) as a command car if Alameda City Council approves a staff recommendation next Tuesday night. The fire department also wants to replace a 2003 fire engine, a 1995 aerial ladder truck and a 2005 paramedic van. [...] The City of Alameda announced yesterday that it has launched a non-emergency ambulance transport service for patients who need to get to or from medical facilities. [...] The Alameda Fire Department has a new truck – Rescue Truck 4. [...] |
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