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F Calls v Service Area <br />In Oregon, Ambulance Service Areas, or ASAs, are assigned to provider agencies by county <br />government. The ASA for Eugene Fire & EMS is shown above. It includes the city of Eugene <br />plus large outlying areas primarily to the south and west (about halfway to the coast), covering <br />a total of 438 s9uare miles, For purposes of management information, the ASA is divided fiir- <br />therinto zones, which are based on population density and distance from agency resources. <br />The map above shows ambulance responses by Eugene Fire & EMS in each zone of the ASA <br />for Fiscal Year 2007 (7/1/06-6/30/07). In addition, as services were required, Eugene re- <br />spondedinto adjoining ASAs 678 times in the fiscal year, while those providers responded into <br />Eugene's ASA 790 times, <br />St~uctu~e Fi>v°e Responses by Service Area <br />+, <br />_ _ . <br />., <br />r <br />r„ aye <br />"y, <br />_.. .... <br />,~ <br />.- - rL__~-~ ` ~.. <br />} ~ti - <br />L_~_.I . _ ~ ,~, .: ~, <br />u ~_ 7 ~. . lj ~! y <br />rI `` ~ t ,LI~.dY ~ ~ <br />i l l a I j) <br />NJ`s i' <br />~7 ~ '--r`„L i <br />.~ 1 i ~ __,. ~::.. <br />~~~ ''w1 FIj ~~l <br />.7 ~ ; 1 L ~ <br />l ~ ~ 1~' _ • Yr 1 1 <br />~ ~ ~ ~t L { F '. .. <br />1 <br />.... r.' L a . ..~ <br />`- ~~, <br />a <br />i rf~ <br />~ ~~• <br />a <br />,: <br />- ~~~'" ~ ' <br />~ ~~ <br />~ '-,'? h1 <br />In addition to the city proper, Eugene Fire & EMS provides fire and rescue response by contract <br />to five neighboring districts: Bailey Spencer RFPD, Eugene Fire District #l, River Road Water <br />District, Willakenzie RFPD, and Zumwalt RFPD. The department also responds to all other <br />surrounding jurisdictions under mutual or automatic aid agreements. <br />The map above showsthe locations of full structure fire responses during FY07 in which <br />Eugene Fire & EMS was the sole or a participating responder. The contract districts are shown, <br />as well as responses into Springfield to the east. There were a total of 200 such responses. <br />In addition, however, fire crews responded to 3;333 other non-medical calls in the fiscal year, <br />including smaller fires (vehicle, grass, bark dust, etc.), natural gasleaks, explosions, hazardous <br />materials incidents, water rescues, reports of smoke or suspicious odors; public assistance, po- <br />lice assistance, downed power lines, and many others. <br />36 37 <br />