HomeMy WebLinkAboutRPT 2 TUSTIN TAC-1 COMM 3-21-88DATE: March 15, 1988
TO: WILLIAM A. HUSTON, CITY MANAGER
FROM: COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT
SUBJECT: PROGRESS REPORT - TUSTIN TAC -1 COMMITTEE
REPORTS
NO. 2
3-21-88
Inter - Com
Chairperson, Helen Edgar, of the TAC -1 Fire Prevention Committee and Kathleen Cha
of the Orange County Fire Commission reouest the opportunity to report to Council
on the Tustin Smoke Detector Program. The update will include a request to
purchase additional smoke detectors.
Susan M. Jones
Recreation Superintendent -,
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Royleen A. White, Director
Community & Administrative Services
STATUS REPORT ON T A C-1
(TUSTIN AREA COUNCIL FIRE PREVENTION COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS)
An ongoing program for TAC -1 has been the installation of smoke detectors, in
mobile home parks. In 1983 the Tustin City Council provided monies for 100 smoke
detectors for community installation. Since that time the seven mobile home parks
in Tustin have been contacted but, because of volunteer limitations,the project
was not completed.
To complete this project, the 1988 goal was to ensure that all mobile home
residents had been contacted and were aware of the project emphasis on home fire
safety in their mobile homes. We also wanted them to be aware that the Explorer
Troop 9621, under the auspices of TAC -1, provided smoke detector check and
servicing to those needing assistance. Therefore, Saturday's were set aside to
contact and/or recontact all mobile home parks and residents.
On February 27, 1988, Trail -A -Way Trailer Park and Montesilla Mobile Home Park
were visited by the Explorers under the leadership of firefighter advisers. More
than 125 mobile homes were visited and smoke detectors checked. Where there was a
need for batteries, batteries were provided or residents provided their own new
batteries. 17 smoke detectors were installed in the mobile homes that lacked one.
As a result, TAC -1 now has seven of the original 100 detectors left minus
batteries. The batteries of the remaining detectors were used that day to service
existing smoke detectors in senior citizens' mobile homes.
Three other Saturdays have been set aside to complete the first part of our Mobile
Home Fire Safety Campaign: Smoke Detector installation with servicing and
maintenance aid. The second part of our campaign is to return in late spring and
summer and conduct Mobile Home Fire Safety awareness programs, emphasizing
prevention as well as emergency procedures.
Recommendation:
At this time, we are requesting monies for 50 additional smoke detectors and
batteries to complete installation and to finalize smoke detector maintenance in
the remaining mobile home parks: Tustin Village Mobile Homes (200 lots), Sutliff
Trailer Park (28 lots), Parque Santiago (44 lots) and Villa Valencia Mobile
Estates (153 lots). An initial survey of the remaining mobile homes indicate that
the majority already have smoke detectors, but lack information or ability to
service.
TAC -1, assisted by the Explorers, will be providing that maintenance information
and demonstrating how to ensure their smoke detectors are operating properly. For
residents unable to service regularly, a system is being set up by the Fire
Explorers to provide ongoing free annual maintenance.
The retail cost of smoke detectors is $9.99 per unit, batteries included. Local
distributors are offering much lower wholesale rates. In addition, TAC -1 has
contacted groups and businesses for their donations to make this program a
self-supporting community project.
Proposal:
Donation of $500 for smoke detectors and replacement batteries to complete the
installation and servicing of 425 remaining lots. 305 mobile homes have been
checked and serviced in the first months of 1988. It will take 3 more Saturdays
to complete the installation and servicing all mobile home parks. Project
completion date is May 15, 1988.
Attachments: Letter and information distributed to Mobile Home Park residents.
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TUSTIN AREA -COUNCIL -1
TAC -1
Smoke Detectors Save Lives
Dear Resident:
This letter is to introduce you to the Smoke Detector Installation Program provided by the
TAC -1 (Tustin Area Council of Fire Prevention Volunteers) in association with the Orange
County Fire Department. Our goal- is 100% installation of smoke detectors in Mobile
Home Parks. Smoke detectors prevent serious harm to Mobile Home residents by
detecting fire in its earliest stages.
As a community service program, we offer to you and to your neighbors free smoke
detectors, free installation and free annual maintenance. These smoke detectors are part
of a TAC -1 fire safety program in the community and have been provided by the Tustin
City Council. This is not a sales presentation and does not involve any obligation. It is a
Tustin community service provided to you as a Mobile Home resident.
Fire Explorers, under the leadership of advisor Brian Johnson, will be contacting you about
this program and will install the smoke detectors for you. If you have any questions about
this TAC -1 Tustin community service program, please contact Isabelle McClements of
Tustin Community Services at 544-8890, ext. 204, or Kathleen Cha, Public Information
Officer, Orange County Fire Department (714) 744-0492.
Very truly yours,
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Helen Edgar
Chairman, TAC -I
Tustin Area Council on Fire Prevention
In Cooperation With The Orange County Fire Department
Serving The City Of Tustin
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