2014 Incidents
	Fire	EMS	TOTAL
Jan	42	38	80
Feb	32	43	75
Mar	29	44	73
Apr	45	51	96
May	30	37	67
Jun	39	59	98
Jul	35	64	99
Aug	28	49	77
Sep	25	34	59
Oct	37	53	90
Nov	54	53	107
Dec	32	56	88
Total	428	581	1009

2015 Incidents
	Fire	EMS	Total
Jan	44	61	105
Feb	35	52	87
March	41	50	91
April	34	60	94
May	40	55	95
June	32	55	87
July	45	48	93
Aug	28	43	71
Sept	52	42	94
Oct	49	51	100
Nov	38	62	100
Dec	36	51	87
0	474	630	1104

2016 Incidents
	Fire	EMS	Total
January	34	52	86
February	40	40	80
March	29	60	89
April	40	45	85
May	42	55	97
June	56	38	94
July	52	53	105
August	24	51	75
September	37	43	80
October	54	58	112
November	81	49	130
December	53	62	115
0	542	606	1148

2017 Incidents
	Fire	EMS	Total
January	47	58	105
February	36	63	99
March	54	57	111
April	39	52	91
May	58	43	101
June	40	47	87
July	46	61	107
August	41	48	89
September	46	52	98
October	64	48	112
November	55	50	105
December	61	45	106
0	587	624	1211

2018 Incidents
	Fire	EMS	Total
January	57	79	136
February	45	49	94
March	35	60	95
April	36	47	83
May	49	55	104
June	45	58	103
July	50	43	93
August	38	61	99
September	43	39	82
October	64	48	112
November	51	53	104
December	46	54	100
Total	559	646	1205

2019 Incidents
	Fire	EMS	Total
January	43	50	93
February	44	60	104
March	32	55	87
April	55	52	107
May	40	68	108
June	70	52	122
July	31	59	90
August	49	57	106
September	33	43	76
October	60	51	111
November	39	51	90
December	45	71	116
0	541	669	1210

2020 Incidents
	Fire	EMS	Total
January	43	81	124
February	28	57	85
March	38	34	72
April	46	8	54
May	28	11	39
June	39	11	50
July	40	13	53
August	47	5	52
September	50	14	64
October	96	37	133
November	59	43	102
December	37	52	89
Total	551	366	917

2021 Incidents
	Fire	EMS	Total
January	25	54	79
February	26	41	67
March	49	46	95
April	57	37	94
May	40	32	72
June	36	47	83
July	31	48	79
August	39	81	120
September	38	62	100
October	46	61	107
November	48	56	104
December	71	83	154
Total	506	648	1154

2022 Incidents
	Fire	EMS	Total
January	39	88	127
February	29	47	76
March	29	54	83
April	47	56	103
May	39	63	102
June	36	56	92
July	43	54	97
August	46	63	109
September	46	70	116
October	44	70	114
November	34	78	112
December	39	89	128
Total	471	788	1259

2023 Incidents
	Fire	EMS	Total
January	29	86	115
February	44	69	113
March	34	77	111
April	41	52	93
May	50	56	106
June	32	56	88
July	51	58	109
August	46	57	103
September	32	61	93
October	64	60	124
November	60	61	121
December
Total	483	693	1176

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Halloween Safety Tips

Engineer Christy Bumgarner, October 24

Halloween is coming up and we want you all to be careful and have fun! Please follow these Halloween Fire Safety Tips and have a fun and safe Halloween season.... (Full Story & Photos)

Cooking Safety Starts With You

Engineer Christy Bumgarner, October 02

Cooking fires are the leading cause of home fires. Never leave food unattended while cooking. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Back to School Safety

Engineer Christy Bumgarner, August 30

School Bus Safety:

If you are driving, remember these simple rules:

* Yellow flashing lights indicate the bus is preparing to stop to load or unload children. You should slow down and prepare to stop your vehicle.
* Red flashing lights and extended stop arms indicate the bus has stopped and children are getting on or off. You must stop your car and wait until the red lights stop flashing, the extended ... (Full Story & Photos)

Grilling Safety

Engineer Christy Bumgarner, August 04

The placement of your grill is just as crucial as its maintenance. To prevent a fire, place the grill well away from the home, deck railings and out from under eaves and overhanging branches. For more grilling tips: http://nfpa.social/wnCz50PixTY #grillingsafety #summersafety... (Full Story & Photos)

Water Safety Is Everyone's Responsibility

Engineer Christy Bumgarner, June 05

With warmer weather approaching, use extreme caution in and around the water. Safety is everyone's responsibility.... (Full Story & Photos)

MedCenter Air

Engineer Christy Bumgarner, May 10

Thank you to Med-Center Air for coming and teaching a refresher class on landing zones. When minutes can mean the difference between life and death, it's important to act quickly.... (Full Story & Photos)

Spring Break Safety Tips

Engineer Christy Bumgarner, April 03

Spring Break is right around the corner. Plan ahead to have a safe and fun Spring Break with friends and family. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Change Your Clock / Change Your Battery

Engineer Christy Bumgarner, March 10

It’s that time of year again. The clocks go forward, the days get longer and families get an extra precious hour of daylight. Daylight Savings Time is also a great time to check your smoke alarms and continue checking them every month. ... (Full Story & Photos)

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