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S. Outcome Statement (use only the space below): This project will increase the number of ALS transport ambulances available in Indian River County, providing residents with reliable up-to-date transport capabilities. Provide for backup units at multi-casuality incidents, large public gatherings, or during man made or natural disasters with multiple casualties. Additional units would be available to transport patients to the Special Needs Shelters during an emergency evacuation. IV_ For both the need and outcome statements: bxhlde numeric data, the time frame for the data, the data source, and the target population and geographic area. 7. Need Statement (use only the space below): New transport vehicles will reduce response time by placing high mileage units in a backup capacity. Indian River County F1IS will respond to approximately 15,000 medical responses in 1992. The additional ambulances proposed would be stationed in high call volume areas. Ambulance"A" will be stationed in the City of Vero Beach with a population of 40,000 and 30% of the Sall volume. Ambulance "B" will be stationed in the city of Sebastian, the second largest populated city with 10,000 residents and 18% of tha mall unl uma _ 9. Research Projects Only: If Foe No •os o••dal,r • eewueb point. Ai/ Etio Nen fall gobble 10. H 1a oro eadoetlng • ,aoo eb pejost. oeueb oft s on/ of los onikotteo oe•eNo miss ofilto bmpoiloodo. dsdddwle/. LMa■ore. weeds to prowl boom ouljoeY. soy I,, iidoeo MehM/ /n wady. tooeonr Yw•soete. ate• owl Moo of eese ohne l dk, 10. Work Activities, Objectives and Time Frames Ohs only to apses below): Bid, purchase and Advance Life Support license two (2) Modular Type III Ambulances within three to four months after the grant begins. Once the units have been properly equipped and ALS licensed, they would be placed into on-line emergency service. Older units with high mileage would move into a necessary backup capacity.