Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety (California)
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The Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety Fire Services Bureau is an all Hazard/Full Service Department committed to providing the highest level of service in the most efficient manner to the citizens of this community.
The Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety Fire Services Bureau prides itself on being a highly trained professional organization committed to providing outstanding response citywide and throughout the state. The Fire Services Bureau provides Emergency Medical Services, Fire Suppression, Hazardous Material incident mitigation, Rescue Operations, Confined Space Rescue Operations, Fire Prevention/Investigations, and Statewide Mutual Aid Response.
In addition to emergency response, they take pride in their high level of community involvement. Sunnyvale firefighters appear at community events to provide fire safety education; they serve meals to the homeless and to community seniors in many venues, they assist in the Toys-for-Tots campaign, collect waste pharmaceuticals to protect our waterways, host movie nights, and a very long list of engaging, educational and fun events!
The Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety Fire Services Bureau consistently achieves a satisfaction rating of greater than 92 percent in annual surveys. The community continues to place their trust in them on a daily basis and is extremely satisfied.
There are many challenges when performing emergency services for a community the size of Sunnyvale and they are very proud of the men and women who meet those challenges everyday.
The Fire Services Bureau at the Department of Public Safety is a proud part of the Public Safety tradition in the City. With 6 Stations and 12 frontline pieces of apparatus, the Bureau is fully staffed and prepared for any emergency. Fire based personnel are fully trained and ready to respond to any emergency or community needs. In 2008 the Department took delivery of four new Engines that are equipped with the latest technology for addressing disasters of any kind. Each piece of apparatus is staffed with two persons in Sunnyvale, with additional staffing coming from the ranks of on-duty Patrol officers. In Addition, off-duty Public Safety Officers can respond to an emergency to further enhance staff needs.
One of the advantages of the Public Safety system, where personnel are cross-trained as both police officers and firefighters, is the interchangeability of staff and resources. At every emergency scene there is a need for Fire, EMS, and Police resources - for other jurisdictions these entities can not only be from different departments but even differing authorities and jurisdictions. A traffic accident may get a response form a State Agency like the Highway Patrol, perhaps a County Fire agency, and a private ambulance service. But in Sunnyvale, you get one agency and one unified command and control - a coordinated response from the same Department where personnel operate from the same page.[1]
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| Activated Charcoal | Not in Scope |
| Adenosine | Not in Scope |
| Albuterol-Proventil | Not in Scope |
| Aminophylline | Not in Scope |
| Amiodarone-Cordarone | Not in Scope |
| Amyl Nitrite | Not in Scope |
| Aspirin | Not in Scope |
| Atropine Sulfate | Not in Scope |
| Benzocaine | Not in Scope |
| Calcium Chloride | Not in Scope |
| D5W | Not in Scope |
| Dextrose 25% | Not in Scope |
| Dextrose 50% | Not in Scope |
| Dexamethasone | Not in Scope |
| Diazepam-Valium | Not in Scope |
| Diltiazem-Cardizem | Not in Scope |
| Diphenhydramine-Benadryl | Not in Scope |
| Dobutamine-Dobutrex | Not in Scope |
| Dopamine-Inotropin | Not in Scope |
| Epinephrine-Adrenalin | Not in Scope |
| Epinephrine-Racemic | Not in Scope |
| Etomidate-Amidate | Not in Scope |
| Fentanyl-Sublimaze | Not in Scope |
| Flumazenil-Romazicon | Not in Scope |
| Furosemide-Lasix | Not in Scope |
| Glucagon-GlucaGen | Not in Scope |
| Haloperidol-Haldol | Not in Scope |
| Influenza Virus Vaccine | Not in Scope |
| Ipratropium-Atrovent | Not in Scope |
| Isoproterenol-Isuprel | Not in Scope |
| Isoetharine | Not in Scope |
| Ketamine | Not in Scope |
| Labatolol-Normodyne | Not in Scope |
| Lidocaine-Xylocaine | Not in Scope |
| Lidocaine Viscous | Not in Scope |
| Lorazepam-Ativan | Not in Scope |
| Magnesium Sulfate | Not in Scope |
| Metaprolol-Lopressor | Not in Scope |
| Metaproterenol-Alupent | Not in Scope |
| Methylene Blue | Not in Scope |
| Methylprednisolone-Solu Medrol | |
| Metoclopramide-Reglan | Not in Scope |
| Midazolam-Versed | Not in Scope |
| Morphine Sulfate | Not in Scope |
| Nalaxone-Narcan | Not in Scope |
| Nifedipine-Procardia | Not in Scope |
| Nitroglycerin | Not in Scope |
| Norepinephrine-Levophed | Not in Scope |
| Ondansetron-Zofran | Not in Scope |
| Oxytocin-Pitocin | Not in Scope |
| Pancuronium-Pavulon | Not in Scope |
| Phenobarbital | Not in Scope |
| Phenylephrine | Not in Scope |
| Pralidoxime | Not in Scope |
| Procainamide-Pronestyl | Not in Scope |
| Prochlorperazine-Compazine | Not in Scope |
| Promethazine-Phenergan | Not in Scope |
| Sodium Bicarbonate | Not in Scope |
| Sodium Nitrite | Not in Scope |
| Sodium Thiosulfate | Not in Scope |
| Succinylcholine | Not in Scope |
| Terbutaline-Brethine | Not in Scope |
| Thiamine | Not in Scope |
| Toradol-Ketorolac | Not in Scope |
| Vasopressin-Pitressin | Not in Scope |
| Vecuronium-Norcuron | Not in Scope |
| Verapamil | Not in Scope |
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| 12 Lead Electrocardiograms | Not in Scope |
| 12 Lead Interpretation | Not in Scope |
| Manual Defibrillation | Not in Scope |
| Transcutaneous Pacing | Not in Scope |
| Synchronized Cardioversion | Not in Scope |
| Valsalva Maneuvers | Not in Scope |
| Blood Draws | Not in Scope |
| Intervenous Catheters | Not in Scope |
| Insert Central Lines | Not in Scope |
| Access Central Lines | Not in Scope |
| Pericardiocentesis | Not in Scope |
| Needle Chest Decompression | Not in Scope |
| Chest Tubes | Not in Scope |
| Interosseous-Adult (IO) | Not in Scope |
| Interosseous-Pediatric (IO) | Not in Scope |
| Endotracheal Intubation-Adult | Not in Scope |
| Endotracheal Intubation-Pediatric | Not in Scope |
| Nasotracheal Intubation | Not in Scope |
| Rapid Sequence Intubation | Not in Scope |
| Retrograde Tracheal Intubation | Not in Scope |
| Needle Cricothyrotomy | Not in Scope |
| Surgical Cricothyrotomy | Not in Scope |
| Tracheal Suctioning | Not in Scope |
| Tracheal Meconium Suctioning | Not in Scope |
| Nasogastric Intubation | Not in Scope |
| Orogastric Intubation | Not in Scope |
| Therapeutic Hypothermia | Not in Scope |
| Episiotomy | Not in Scope |
| Escharotomy | Not in Scope |