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CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON
<br />Federal Central Service Cost Allocation Plan
<br />and Indirect Rate Proposal
<br />For Fiscal Year 2013-14
<br />division is responsible for all criminal investigation and management, and for providing
<br />The Investigations
<br />uniformed officers who respond to calls for service, conduct preliminary investigations, control traffic, and enforce
<br />laws.
<br />division is responsible for the Records and Data Analysis Section which collects,
<br />The Technical Services
<br />maintains and analyzes police and fire records within automated systems; the Communications Section which
<br />answers calls and dispatches police, fire and medic units; and the Technical and Supply Services Section which
<br />purchases supplies, provides maintenance of equipment,and preserves criminal evidence.
<br />The 9-1-1 Public Safety Answering Pointprovides central reception of emergency calls for residents of Lane
<br />County within a specific negotiated geographic area. The 9-1-1 program is accounted for in a special revenue
<br />fund and presented separately in thiscost allocation plan.
<br />The Regional Radio Systemis responsible for the operation and maintenance of the UHF Lane Radio
<br />Interoperability Group regional radio system.
<br />FIRE AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT
<br />The Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department serves the community by protecting life, property, and the
<br />environment throughprevention, education, medicaland fire services, and enhances the quality of life of residents
<br />by embracing the community interests, needs, and concerns for a safe and healthy environment. The operating
<br />organizations within the Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department are:
<br />provides the coordination of the fire and emergency medical
<br />Fire and Emergency Medical Services Administration
<br />program with all surrounding fire districts, the medical community, and within the department. The division also
<br />provides the departmental budget, financial planning and analysis, contract management, records management,
<br />and financial functions including payroll, accounts receivable, and accounts payable.
<br />The Operationsdivision provides front-line fire protection and rescue services within the Cityand contract districts.
<br />Non-emergency assistance, public education,neighborhood based operations, pre-emergency plan review and
<br />mapping of streets, and hydrants and water delivery systems are also covered within this division.
<br />The Support Servicesdivision provides prevention and public education, fire code enforcement, hazardous
<br />materials code compliance, emergency management planning, and Toxics Board support within the City. This
<br />division also provides in-service training, long-range planning, facilities management, logistics, and maintenance
<br />support for the department.
<br />division provides special rescue response for airport, water rescue, confined space, high
<br />The Special Operations
<br />rise, and hazardous materials.
<br />The Ambulance Transportenterprise fund accounts for the administration andthe operation of advanced life
<br />support ambulance services provided to the community.
<br />PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
<br />The Public Works Department enhances community health, safety, and convenience by providing adequate,
<br />well-maintained, and well-operated public infrastructure (streets, bridges, sidewalks, bikeways, traffic control
<br />devices, street lights, sewage collection and treatment, and storm water management); and provides
<br />management, design, and supervision of construction activities related to capital improvement programs.
<br />Exhibit C.5
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