Cost per Dispatch Clause Samples

Cost per Dispatch the Cost per Dispatch for each Public Safety Responder agency type except the Apex Police Department shall be calculated based on the following formula:
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Cost per Dispatch. For the remaining years of the Initial Term after the third and for all Renewal Terms, the Cost per Dispatch for each Public Safety Responder agency type except the Apex Police Department shall be calculated based on the following formula: The cost per call for A growth factor A response factor North Carolina as percentage percentage determined by the representing the representing the most recent FCC average increase in average percentage of Annual Report to X call volume for the X calls Dispatched by the Congress on State Parties over the Primary PSAP per Collection and Distribution of 9-1-1 prior three (3) years. Public Safety Responder agency type Fees. over the prior three (3) years. A similar formula was utilized by the Study in determining the initial Cost per Dispatch values outlined in Section A of this Exhibit C. These figures will be used to provide an example of how the formula will function: As of the date of the execution of this Agreement: a. The FCC Annual Report to Congress on State Collection and Distribution of 9-1-1 Fees identified the cost per call for North Carolina to be $11.83. b. The amount of calls each Party received over the prior three years, when taken together, increased by 14%. This percentage is the “growth factor percentage” that is then applied to the $11.83. $11.83 multiplied by 14% (or 1.14) results in a value of $13.48. c. The amount of calls Dispatched by the Primary PSAP will differ between Public Safety Responder agency type; traditionally, Police agencies are Dispatched at higher rates than Fire and Emergency Medical Services (“EMS”). The “response factor percentage” for each agency type is the percentage of Dispatches the Primary PSAP Dispatches for that particular agency. The Study used the national average percentage of Dispatched Police and Fire calls to determine its response factor percentages, which resulted in a response factor percentage of sixty percent (60%) to be applied to Police calls and a response factor percentage of fifteen percent (15%) to be applied to Fire calls. The remaining fifteen percent (15%) were EMS calls. These response factor percentages were then applied to the $13.48. $13.48 multiplied by 60% results in a value of $21.56, which is the final Cost per Dispatch for Police calls. Similarly, $13.48 multiplied by 15% results in a value of $15.50, which is the final Cost per Dispatch for Fire calls. For the purposes of this Agreement, the response factor percentages will be determined from ...
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