Response Summary

Congratulations to Safety Officer Robert Prince for being the lead responding Officer with 32 responses.

Congratulations to Bob Pascucci for being the lead responding firefighter with 37 responses.


Alarm Summary

• Average Response Time - 5:33
• Busiest Day - Saturday
• Busiest Time - 5:00pm
• Number of Alarms - 80
  
  
• Fires - 10
• Rescue & EMS - 40
• Hazardous Conditions - 5
• Service Call - 3
• Good Intent - 19
• False Alarm & false Call - 3
  
  
• 2004 Alarms - 1012
• FY 04-05 Alarms to Date - 671

Response Summary

Congratulations to Assistant Chief Gerald Atkins Jr. for being the lead responding Officer with 34 responses.

Congratulations to Bob Pascucci for being the lead responding firefighter with 37 responses.


Alarm Summary

• Average Response Time - 5:35
• Busiest Day - Monday
• Busiest Time - 2:00pm
• Number of Alarms - 87
  
  
• Fires - 9
• Rescue & EMS - 50
• Hazardous Conditions - 6
• Service Call - 3
• Good Intent - 18
• False Alarm & false Call - 1
  
  
• 2004 Alarms - 1012
• FY 04-05 Alarms to Date - 591

Response Summary

Congratulations to Assistant Chief Gerald Atkins Jr. for being the lead responding Officer with 46 responses.

Congratulations to Bob Pascucci for being the lead responding firefighter with 47 responses.


Alarm Summary

• Average Response Time - 5:08
  
• Busiest Day - Sunday
  
• Busiest Time - 6:00pm
• Number of Alarms - 109
  
  
• Fires - 8
  
• Rescue & EMS - 53
  
• Hazardous Conditions - 5
  
• Service Call - 3
• Good Intent - 33
  
• False Alarm & false Call - 7
  
  
• 2004 Alarms - 1012
  
• FY 04-05 Alarms to Date - 504
  

• Total alarms:  68
• Average response time:  6:06
  
  

Statistics:

This past month our leading responder answered 36 out of 81 alarms.

Hot Shot Officer this month:
   Gerald Atkins Jr.

Hot Shot Firefighter this month:
   Bob Pascucci with 44 alarms

Fires: 4
Rescue & EMS: 38
Hazardous conditions:  14
Service calls:  3
Good intent calls:  18
False alarms:  4

Average response time for all alarms:  5:46.
27% of the incidents occurred on Sundays.  35% of the incidents occurred around 12am, 9am, 1pm, 2pm and 6pm.

The Fairview Fire Department will host an open house on Sunday, October 9, from 1:00pm to 4:00pm at Fairview Station 1.  All are welcome to attend.

There will be several activites for both young and old including a fire safety smoke house and a dunk tank.  All fire engines will be available for the public to see up close.  There may also be special appearances by Smokey the Bear and Sparky the Fire Dog.

A medical station will be set up if you would like to see the equipment that our medical first responders use in the field, and you may have your blood pressure checked.

To top things off, the Fairview Ladies Auxiliary will hold a bake sale as well.