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Figure 32, Son I can ro Felice Department <br />Presently, and even more so moving into the future, public safety demands high-speed, <br />reliable connectivity to ensure for effective management of their mobile information <br />technology systems. Additionally, the use of closed circuit television, traffic cameras, and <br />pedestrian and bicycle safety initiatives linked to Smart City Applications will continue to <br />underscore the importance of technology to the Police Department. These applications <br />and initiatives are further outlined in Section 2, the Smart City Strategy section of this <br />Plan. <br />Fire Department <br />The Alameda County Fire Department (ACFD), through a contract, provides services to <br />the City of San Leandro. ACFD services include fire suppression, hazardous materials <br />migration, paramedic services, urban search & rescue, fire prevention and public <br />education. In addition, ACFD offers various community education programs including <br />safety presentations, CPR and AED training, fire extinguisher training, ride along <br />program, station tours and Vial of Life. <br />There are 5 stations, 1 administration office and 1 training facility located within the city. <br />• A) Administration Office (835 East 14th Street) <br />• D) Training Facility (890 Lola Street) <br />• 9) ACFD Station 9 (450 Estudillo Ave.) <br />• 10) ACFD Station 10 (2194 Williams Street) <br />• 11) ACFD Station 11 (14903 Catalina Street) <br />• 12) ACFD Station 12 (1065 143rd Ave.) <br />• 13) ACFD Station 13 (637 Fargo Ave.) <br />7711 <br />City of San Leandro, CA <br />Fiber Master Plan <br />