Miles City Fire & Rescue Questionnaire
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State law requires that in every city and town in Montana there must be a fire department (7-33-4101, Montana Code Annotated). Miles City Fire & Rescue has been providing fire protection for Miles City since 1899 and an ambulance service for Custer County residents since 1958. This questionnaire is designed to inform you of the roles and responsibilities of Miles City Fire & Rescue and to solicit your input regarding the performance of its duties while delivering the best possible value to Miles City.

Please answer these 10 short questions. We value your feedback and thank you for your time.

1. Though only your address and city are required to complete the survey, your feedback will be more helpful if you provide us with the following demographic information.

Though only your address and city are required to complete the survey, your feedback will be more helpful if you provide us with the following demographic information. Name:
Address:
Address 2:
City/Town:
State:
ZIP:
Country:
Email Address:
Phone Number:

2. Have you or a family member been assisted in an emergency by Miles City Fire & Rescue (MCFR)?

Have you or a family member been assisted in an emergency by Miles City Fire & Rescue (MCFR)? Yes

3. Do you currently contract with MCFR for structural protection outside of the city limits?

Do you currently contract with MCFR for structural protection outside of the city limits? Yes

Not currently, but I'd consider it.

4. How confident are you that MCFR is adequately staffed, trained, equipped and organized to adequately protect persons and property in the event of a fire or medical emergency?

How confident are you that MCFR is adequately staffed, trained, equipped and organized to adequately protect persons and property in the event of a fire or medical emergency? Very Confident

Somewhat Confident

Unsure

No Confidence

5. In which areas would you like to see greater emphasis on the part of MCFR?

	Far Greater	Somewhat Greater	Less	Far Less
Advanced Life Support Certification	In which areas would you like to see greater emphasis on the part of MCFR? Advanced Life Support Certification Far Greater	Advanced Life Support Certification Somewhat Greater	Advanced Life Support Certification Less	Advanced Life Support Certification Far Less
Fire Inspection	Fire Inspection Far Greater	Fire Inspection Somewhat Greater	Fire Inspection Less	Fire Inspection Far Less
Response Time	Response Time Far Greater	Response Time Somewhat Greater	Response Time Less	Response Time Far Less
Structural Protection	Structural Protection Far Greater	Structural Protection Somewhat Greater	Structural Protection Less	Structural Protection Far Less
Water Safety & Rescue	Water Safety & Rescue Far Greater	Water Safety & Rescue Somewhat Greater	Water Safety & Rescue Less	Water Safety & Rescue Far Less
Fire Prevention/First Aid & CPR Training	Fire Prevention/First Aid & CPR Training Far Greater	Fire Prevention/First Aid & CPR Training Somewhat Greater	Fire Prevention/First Aid & CPR Training Less	Fire Prevention/First Aid & CPR Training Far Less
Hazardous Materials Mitigation	Hazardous Materials Mitigation Far Greater	Hazardous Materials Mitigation Somewhat Greater	Hazardous Materials Mitigation Less	Hazardous Materials Mitigation Far Less

Other (please specify)

6. What, if any, additional services would you like to see provided by MCFR?

What, if any, additional services would you like to see provided by MCFR? Medical checks for the disabled

Medical checks for the elderly

Mandatory inspections of publicly-occupied buildings

Other (please specify)

7. Most MCFR equipment is purchased with the aid of Homeland Security grants requiring 5-10% matching funds from the City. Do you support the practice of regularly upgrading necessary equipment when such funding is available?

Most MCFR equipment is purchased with the aid of Homeland Security grants requiring 5-10% matching funds from the City. Do you support the practice of regularly upgrading necessary equipment when such funding is available? Yes, it's foolish not to upgrade at 5-10% of total cost!

No, MCFR has enough apparatus already!

Other (please specify)

8. When it comes to Miles City Fire & Rescue, I’d like to learn more about:

When it comes to Miles City Fire & Rescue, I’d like to learn more about: Fire Inspection

Fire Prevention

First Aid & CPR Training

Ambulance Service

MCFR Station Operations

Other (please specify)

9. Which is your preferred medium learning more about MCFR?

Which is your preferred medium learning more about MCFR? Social networking, i.e. Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, Scanner

Radio interview/call-in show

City web site (gov.milescity.net)

milescity.com

Miles City Star

Public appearance

Other (please specify)

10. How, specifically, do you think MCFR can do a more effective job of serving Miles City?

How, specifically, do you think MCFR can do a more effective job of serving Miles City?

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1. Though only your address and city are required to complete the survey, your feedback will be more helpful if you provide us with the following demographic information.

2. Have you or a family member been assisted in an emergency by Miles City Fire & Rescue (MCFR)?

3. Do you currently contract with MCFR for structural protection outside of the city limits?

4. How confident are you that MCFR is adequately staffed, trained, equipped and organized to adequately protect persons and property in the event of a fire or medical emergency?

5. In which areas would you like to see greater emphasis on the part of MCFR?

6. What, if any, additional services would you like to see provided by MCFR?

7. Most MCFR equipment is purchased with the aid of Homeland Security grants requiring 5-10% matching funds from the City. Do you support the practice of regularly upgrading necessary equipment when such funding is available?

8. When it comes to Miles City Fire & Rescue, I’d like to learn more about:

9. Which is your preferred medium learning more about MCFR?

10. How, specifically, do you think MCFR can do a more effective job of serving Miles City?

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