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10.C. |
| City Council Meeting - FINAL |
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Consideration and Adoption of Resolution No. 2024-13: A resolution of the Flagstaff City Council, approving an Intergovernmental Agreement for clinical practicum and or externship/internship education between Coconino Community College district and the city of Flagstaff Fire Department
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| STAFF RECOMMENDED ACTION: |
- Read Resolution No. 2024-13 by title only
- City Clerk reads Resolution No. 2024-13 by title only (if approved above)
- Adopt Resolution No. 2024-13
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| Executive Summary: |
This intergovernmental agreement signifies a collaborative partnership between Coconino Community College (CCC) and the City of Flagstaff Fire Department (CFFD) to facilitate an essential component of the paramedic and EMT training program. This agreement builds upon a successful existing arrangement, previously held with Northern Arizona Healthcare, and is vital for the continued success of the program recently transferred to Coconino Community College.
Under this agreement, paramedic and EMT students enrolled at Coconino Community College will gain invaluable practical experience through vehicular time provided by the City of Flagstaff Fire Department. These hands-on opportunities are integral to the students' education, as they fulfill mandatory hours required for the program and allow students to acquire crucial skills in a real-world setting. |
| Financial Impact: |
| No financial impact |
| Policy Impact: |
| No policy impact |
| Previous Council Decision or Community Discussion: |
| Previous service provided by Northern Arizona Healthcare, program transferred to Coconino Community College to continue service |
| Options and Alternatives to Recommended Action: |
Approve the proposed IGA
Amend the proposed IGA
Disapprove the IGA |
| Background and History: |
| The agreement between the City of Flagstaff Fire Department and Northern Arizona Healthcare (NAH) has been in place for over 20 years. The Paramedic Education Academy recently transferred from NAH to CCC where it will be housed from now on.The majority of paramedics at FFD and in the Flagstaff area are graduates of the local Paramedic Education Academy. |
| Connection to PBB Priorities and Objectives: |
High Performing Governance: Serve the public by providing high quality customer service. Be an inclusive employer of choice by providing employees with the necessary tools, training, support, and compensation
Safe and Healthy Community: Enhance community engagement and strengthen relationships between the community and public safety services. Provide public safety services with resources, staff, and training responsive to the community’s needs.
Inclusive and Engaged Community: Enhance the City’s involvement in community, education, and regional partnerships to strengthen the level of public trust |
| Connection to Regional Plan: |
| Not Applicable |
| Connection to Carbon Neutrality Plan: |
| Not Applicable |
| Connection to 10-Year Housing Plan: |
| Not Applicable |
| Connection to Division Specific Plan: |
| Coconino Community College brings a commitment to excellence in healthcare education, while the City of Flagstaff Fire Department contributes its extensive experience in emergency services and a commitment to fostering the next generation of emergency responders. By providing students with access to vehicular time within the fire department, the program ensures that graduates are well-prepared for the challenges of emergency medical services in our community. |
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