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2024 Alarm Totals
Month EMS Fire Total
January 131 51 182
February 115 48 163
March 146 53 199
April 121 43 164
May 142 65 207
June 152 47 199
July 140 65 205
August 185 89 274
September 141 56 197
October
November
December
Total 1273 517 1790

2023 Alarm Totals
Month EMS Fire Total Alarms
January 111 52 163
February 110 59 169
March 121 55 176
April 132 42 174
May 112 59 171
June 139 73 212
July 144 81 225
August 135 52 187
September 147 57 204
October 147 73 220
November 128 52 180
December 142 45 187
Total 1568 700 2268

2023 Alarm Break Down
EMS 1568
Brush Fire 9
Structure Fire 36
Automatic Fire Alarm 242
Vehicle Fire 7
Motor Vehicle Accident 92
Helicopter Landing 5
Carbon Monoxide Detector Activation 43
Carbon Monoxide Emergency 17
Water Rescue 4
Mutual Aid - Fire 60
Mutual Aid - EMS 45
Chiefs Investigation 41
Miscellaneous 98
Aircraft Emergency 1
Total 2268

Past Alarm Totals
Year EMS Fire Total
2015 1,450 540 1,990
2016 1,444 563 2,007
2017 1,541 570 2,111
2018 1,563 591 2,154
2019 1,572 608 2,180
2020 1,410 659 2,069
2021 1,575 646 2,221
2022 1,575 713 2,288
2023 1,568 700 2,268

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By Ex-Chief Fred Hess
December 24, 2023

On 12/24/23 while units were operating at an automatic fire alarm, the dept received a second call for a motor vehicle accident with possibly person trapped. FP-18 arrived 1st and confirmed an occupant trapped in a vehicle involved in a an auto collision. Chief 30 arrived on scene and assumed command by implementing dept guild lines for operating at an auto collision with a person trapped. A-16 arrived and immediately began patient care while awaiting disengagement. R-4 & TL-14 arrived and put there Jaws of Life into operation. Soon after members from E-3 along with E-17 arrived and assisted with manpower. A-8 arrived to assist A-16 in the event a second patient was present. Suffolk County PD Aviation section was requested, but unable to land due to adverse weather conditions. The Sound Beach FD was requested to assist in securing a landing zone. Dept fire police units responded and secured a safe zone around the accident and potential landing zone. One patient was extricated and transported to the trauma center.


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