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INCIDENT COUNT AND STATISTICS
The Department tracks various statistics and metrics related to alarm responses and this data is reported to The National Fire Incident Reporting System (NFIRS). The NFIRS has two objectives: to help state and local governments develop fire reporting and analysis capability for their own use, and to obtain data that can be used more accurately to assess and subsequently combat the fire problem at a national level. The data we report is used to track fire cause, origin, time, and various other data points used to educate our community regarding fire prevention through our Community Risk Reduction division.
April 2022
- Total Incidents: 76 (87 in 2021 and 68 in 2020)
- Mutual Aid Given: 3
- Mutual Aid Received: 0
- Overlapping Calls: 2 (more than one incident at the same time)
TOTAL INCIDENT COUNT BY YEAR
2022: 322 (as-of 04/30/22)
2021: 313 (as-of 04/30/21)
2021: 1,026
2020: 913
2019: 888
2018: 821
Fires (Includes: structure, vehicle, brush, grass, other actual fires)
April 2022: 2
March 2022: 1
February 2022: 2
January 2022: 3
2022 Year to Date: 8
2021 Total: 60
2020 Total: 33
2019 Total: 31
2018 Total: 46
Emergency Medical Services
April 2022: 46
March 2022: 51
February 2022: 59
January 2022: 68
2022 Year to Date: 224
2021 Total: 635
2020 Total: 544
2019 Total: 517
2018 Total: 443
Motor Vehicle Accident/Rescue (Excludes general clean-up)
April 2022: 7
March 2022: 2
February 2022: 5
January 2022: 1
2022 Year to Date: 15
2021 Total: 77
2020 Total: 65
2019 Total: 66
2018 Total: 76
Hazardous Conditions (Includes: gas leak, downed wire, carbon monoxide, etc.)
April 2022: 6
March 2022: 4
February 2022: 1
January 2022: 4
2022 Year to Date: 15
2021 Total: 66
2020 Total: 57
2019 Total: 58
2018 Total: 61
Misc. Service Calls (Includes: weather standby, mutual aid standby, false alarm, no incident found, canceled before arrival, etc.)
April 2022: 15
March 2022: 17
February 2022: 16
January 2022: 12
2022 Year to Date: 60
2021 Total: 188
2020 Total: 214
2019 Total: 216
2018 Total: 195
Our Mission
The Organizational Mission of the Kimball Township Fire Department is to protect the lives and property of the people of the district from fires, hazardous materials incidents, and natural disasters; to save lives by providing emergency medical services; and to prevent fires through prevention and education programs.
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