"Hey, Chief of Staff."
"I know, I know, I'm on it, just the last part."
"Right, it's about the fire safety capability assessment. We've surveyed 21 communities, and the firefighting capabilities vary among them—fire hydrants, extinguishers, access pathways, aerial ladders, water pressure, etc. We definitely need to create a set of assessment criteria based on these to input into the system."
"Yes, all of these details will appear in the new system's dispatch orders. If there's an issue, at least we should know about it. That way, the dispatch process will be much clearer and more intuitive, and we'll avoid command issues."
"Alright, I've almost finished. I'll send it to you in ten minutes. If you think there's no problem, after the holiday we can have the other squadrons start checking and filling out the forms using this format."
"Good, see you, Chief of Staff."
The phone had just been hung up when it was picked up again.
"Hey, Engineer Gao."
