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footage, construction materials, dominant use,height,number of floors, and distance to adjacent buildings. <br /> Minimum requirements for available fire flow at a given building are dependent on standards set in the California <br /> Fire Code. <br /> The MFD provides public fire education, fire prevention, organized and efficient response to fires, first response <br /> to hazardous materials incidents, and basic level medical response. Medically related responses account for <br /> slightly more than 50%of all requests for service. To maintain a standard level of care, all fire personnel are <br /> trained and certified Emergency Medical Technician-1 (EMT)and EMT-D. The MFD has adopted an EMT- <br /> defibrillation program. This program allows the fire personnel to deliver an electrical shock to victims of cardiac <br /> arrest while also performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation. All medical patients in the MFD service area are <br /> transported to one of two local hospitals, depending on proximity and available space. <br /> POLICE SERVICES <br /> The Manteca Police Department is a full service law enforcement agency comprised of more than 70 sworn staff <br /> and 30 civilian support staff. The department is organized into two divisions: Operations and Services. Operations <br /> is the largest division of the department and includes all uniformed officers and their support teams. Operations <br /> Division units include patrol,traffic, school resource officers, community service officers, special weapons and <br /> tactics (SWAT), crisis response team,mounted patrol, canine, gangs, and bomb squad. The Services Division <br /> includes all the teams and units that support the police function of the department, including dispatch,records, <br /> property and evidence, crime analysis, and animal services. In addition,the department has more than <br /> 200 volunteers working with its officers and employees. The department operates out of 1001 West Center Street, <br /> Manteca, approximately 1.5 miles east of the WQCF site. <br /> REGULATORY SETTING <br /> Federal Plans, Policies, Regulations, and Laws <br /> No federal plans,policies,regulations, or laws are applicable to the proposed project. <br /> State Plans, Policies, Regulations, and Laws <br /> No state plans,policies,regulations, or laws are applicable to the proposed project. <br /> Regional and Local Plans, Policies, Regulations, and Ordinances <br /> The City of Manteca General Plan 2023(City general plan)Public Facilities and Services Element includes the <br /> following policies related to public services and utilities that are relevant to this analysis. <br /> ► Policy PF-P-31: The City will implement and enforce the provisions of its Source Reduction and Recycling <br /> Element. <br /> ► Policy PF-I-17: The City will require undergrounding of utility lines in new development, and as areas are <br /> redeveloped, except where infeasible for operational reasons. <br /> ► Policy PF-P-43: The City shall endeavor through adequate staffing and patrol arrangements to maintain <br /> minimum feasible fire response time for fire and emergency calls. <br /> ► Policy PF-P-39: The City shall endeavor through adequate staffing and patrol arrangements to maintain <br /> minimum feasible police response times for police calls. <br /> EDAW Manteca WQCF and Collection System Master Plans EIR <br /> Public Services and Utilities 4.10-4 City of Manteca <br />