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110 City of Pleasanton Operating Budget • FY 2023/24 - FY 2024/25 <br />Department Accomplishments <br />• Established first LPFD Fire Academy in <br />partnership with Las Positas College in <br />order to receive funding and college credit <br />for training <br />• Completed construction and opened new <br />Fire Station No. 3 <br />• Restored LPFD outreach programs that <br />were paused during the COVID-19 <br />pandemic, including the training of <br />additional Community Emergency <br />Response Team (CERT) members and <br />station visits <br />• Replaced Self-Contained Breathing <br />Apparatus (SCBA), which had reached end <br />of service life <br />• Adopted and began implementation of a <br />new LPFD Strategic Plan <br />• Implemented ZoneHaven, a <br />communitywide emergency evacuation <br />program, with partner agencies <br />• Initiated a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion <br />(DEI) Assessment for implementation <br />Department Goals & Objectives <br />• Collaborate with regional partners to <br />improve EMS services <br />• Complete a Community Risk Assessment <br />• Upgrade to a cloud-based record <br />management system <br />• Continue to expand partnership with Las <br />Positas College to provide college units and <br />funding for existing LPFD training <br />• Continue to focus on technology <br />improvements to modernize operations <br />• Focus on implementation of Diversity, Equity, <br />and Inclusion (DEI) action items <br />• Pursue Fire Protection Class 2 status with the <br />Insurance Services Office (ISO) <br />• Develop a comprehensive public <br />information and community engagement <br />program