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Operations
Operations Division
Andy Kovacs
Fire Chief
The Operations Division is the largest division in the Monument Fire District. It is comprised of highly-trained and educated fire service professionals. Operations personnel work a 48-hours on / 96-hours off work schedule. The Operations Division is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the district and responds to emergency and non-emergency calls from five fire stations located in the district. Operations personnel are on duty and ready to answer the call 24 hours a day. The Operations Division is also responsible for the Training and EMS Divisions. The current makeup of the Operations Division is as follows:
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Fire Chief and Executive Battalion Chief
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4 Battalion Chiefs (3 Shift Battalions, 1 Training & EMS)
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15 Lieutenants (5 Lieutenant Paramedics)
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15 Engineers (1 Engineer Paramedic)
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16 Firefighter/Paramedic
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2 Single-Function Paramedics
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14 Firefighters
Specialized Services
The Operations Division is an all-hazards response organization that is prepared and trained to mitigate emergency incidents such as:
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Emergency Medical Services (Advance Life Support response and transport)
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Motor Vehicle Accidents/Extrication
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Physical Entrapments
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Fire Suppression
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Wildland Fire
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Odor Investigations
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Gas Leaks
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Hazardous Materials
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Technical Rescue
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Water Rescue (Surface)
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Trench
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Collapse
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Confined Space
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Low Angle (Rope)
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Micah Coyle
Executive Battalion Chief