Rate of Unwanted Alarm 11 2.5 <4 2.4 Activations per Alarm Signalling Equipment Service area: Fire and Emergency Services (cont’d) 2017–18 2016–17 2017–18 Performance measures Notes Target/ Actual Actual SDS plan Estimate RoGS 2017–18 Strategic Percentage of volunteers satisfied 12 79% - - with the experience of volunteering for the Rural Fire Service Percentage of volunteers satisfied 12 78% - - with the experience of volunteering for the State Emergency Service Percentage of statewide State 13 58% 65% 66% Emergency Service volunteers that meet minimal operational training requirements Percentage of disaster 14 - 75% 92% management training participants with enhanced capability Fire and emergency services 15 $129.96 $134 $136.37 expenditure per person Level of household preparedness 16 for emergencies and disaster events for which households perceive they are at risk of: - - 48% Bushfire - - 51% Storm - - 57% Heatwave - - 51% Cyclone 17 - - - Percentage of the community that understand their local hazards 18 84.6% - 80.2% Percentage of households with operational smoke alarms Percentage of high-risk localities 19 - - 71% with at least one bushfire mitigation activity completed Percentage of Area Fire 20 - 100% 100% Management Groups established and functioning
Rate of Unwanted Alarm Activations per Alarm Signalling Equipment 11 2.5 <4 2.4 Service area: Fire and Emergency Services (cont’d) Performance measures Notes Strategic plan 2017–18 SDS RoGS 2016–17 Actual 2017–18 Target/ Estimate 2017–18 Actual Percentage of volunteers satisfied with the experience of volunteering for the Rural Fire Service 12 79% - - Percentage of volunteers satisfied with the experience of volunteering for the State Emergency Service 12 78% - - Percentage of statewide State Emergency Service volunteers that meet minimal operational training requirements 13 58% 65% 66% Percentage of disaster management training participants with enhanced capability 14 - 75% 92% Fire and emergency services expenditure per person 15 $129.96 $134 $136.37 Level of household preparedness for emergencies and disaster events for which households perceive they are at risk of: 16 Bushfire - - 48% Storm - - 51% Heatwave - - 57% Cyclone - - 51% Percentage of the community that understand their local hazards 17 - - - Percentage of households with operational smoke alarms 18 84.6% - 80.2% Percentage of high-risk localities with at least one bushfire mitigation activity completed 19 - - 71% Percentage of Area Fire Management Groups established and functioning 20 - 100% 100%