Concordville Fire & Protective Association

2025 Incidents
	FIRE	MICU	AMB
Jan	100	242	134
Feb	89	244	107
Mar	121	247	106
Apl
May
June
July
Aug
Sept
Oct
Nov
Dec
Total	310	733	347

2024 Incidents
	FIRE	MICU	AMB
Jan	137	290	153
Feb	82	243	158
Mar	78	254	133
Apl	90	274	122
May	102	262	115
June	97	249	110
July	103	367	99
Aug	106	290	138
Sept	88	261	126
Oct	120	288	140
Nov	111	244	119
Dec	118	283	118
Total	1232	3305	1531

2023 Incidents
	Fire	Medic	Amb
Jan	82	245	122
Feb	76	226	140
Mar	72	266	121
Apr	98	272	114
May	94	267	116
Jun	118	272	134
Jul	101	284	114
Aug	118	268	127
Sep	89	270	134
Oct	85	287	161
Nov	95	251	151
Dec	91	298	155
Total	1119	3206	1589

2022 Incidents
	FIRE	MICU	AMB
JAN	74	278	119
FEB	55	245	86
MAR	73	265	115
APL	78	257	102
MAY	81	246	108
JUNE	89	245	90
JULY	79	261	113
AUG	69	262	107
SEPT	57	230	120
OCT	73	272	130
NOV	88	254	108
DEC	98	292	148
Total	914	3107	1346

2021 Incidents
	Fire	MICU	Amb.
Jan.	64	198	58
Feb.	56	231	72
March	69	218	60
April	67	227	67
May	80	215	58
June	79	244	72
July	88	237	58
Aug.	89	233	77
Sept.	78	264	92
Oct.	86	277	102
Nov.	81	251	111
Dec.	82	264	110
Total	919	2859	937

2020 Incidents
	FIRE	MICU	AMB
Jan.	81	247	89
Feb.	85	231	92
Mar.	59	187	60
April	67	190	41
May	53	176	33
June	64	212	44
July	95	202	61
Aug.	118	220	67
Sept.	68	197	60
Oct.	68	223	56
Nov.	73	214	59
Dec.	78	251	92
Total	909	2550	754

2019 Incidents
	FIRE	MICU	AMB
Jan	63	209	61
Feb	59	223	64
Mar	68	218	59
Apl	87	193	68
May	61	215	52
June	68	214	69
July	117	226	63
Aug	84	224	69
Sept	57	209	71
Oct	105	248	59
Nov	96	207	57
Dec	69	241	78
Total	934	2627	770

2018 Incidents
	FIRE 59	MICU 59	AMB 59
Jan	88	242	67
Feb	57	186	77
Mar	89	209	59
Apl	66	219	50
May	69	224	60
June	74	194	40
July	76	195	64
Aug	91	200	51
Sept	76	203	67
Oct	90	224	69
Nov	85	219	76
Dec	82	223	77
Total	943	2538	757

2017 Incidents
	FIRE	MEDIC	AMB
Jan	85	199	56
Feb	71	212	62
Mar	81	233	76
Apr	74	206	59
May	80	223	55
June	86	248	64
July	86	228	63
Aug	89	209	55
Sept	92	213	59
Oct	76	212	57
Nov	80	215	58
Dec	89	225	64
Total	989	2623	728

2016 Incidents
	FIRE	MEDIC	AMB
Jan	80	153	36
Feb	80	150	38
March	82	166	59
April	56	148	39
May	81	140	49
June	75	148	44
July	96	216	47
Aug	60	177	54
Sept	77	269	58
Oct	103	218	64
Nov	91	215	59
Dec	80	238	89
Total	961	2238	636

2015 Incidents
	Fire	Medic	Amb
Jan	60	185	62
Feb	83	165	47
Mar	63	144	45
April	82	164	48
May	86	166	36
June	121	164	58
July	66	149	40
Aug	84	140	40
Sept	83	171	52
Oct	79	162	48
Nov	62	151	40
Dec	55	158	57
Total	924	1919	573

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Have a Fire Safe Holiday Season

Following a few simple fire safety tips can help ensure that you and your loved ones have a fire-safe holiday season.

Indoor Christmas Trees

If you have a real Christmas tree, make sure it is a fresh one; needles should be green and bendable.

Before placing the tree in your tree stand, make sure it has a fresh cut on the bottom to allow the tree to better absorb water .

Check the water every day; do not let the tree dry out. A dry Christmas tree is a dangerous Christmas tree.

Remove the tree once it becomes dry and the needles begin to fall off.

If you purchase an artificial tree, make sure it is flame retardant.

Place your tree away from heat sources. Avoid heating vents, fireplaces and candles. Never place lighted candles on or near your tree.

Carefully inspect all electric lights before placing them on your tree. Never use lights which have frayed wires, wiring which is hot to the touch, or lights which are “positional” where moving the strand can make the lights go on or off.

Turn off all electrical decorations when you leave your home or retire for the evening.

Outside lighting

Don’t overload your electrical system.

Carefully inspect all Holiday lighting

Make sure any outside lights are rated for outdoor use.

Extension cords may become tripping hazards, never place any cords where there is usual foot traffic or where a vehicle may drive over it.

Make sure your outdoor receptacle is protected by a GFI (Ground Fault Interrupter)

Fireplaces

Have your fireplace, chimney and flue inspected and cleaned regularly.

Only burn dry, seasoned hardwoods in your fireplace.

Artificial logs burn up to three times hotter than natural wood. These logs are made of sawdust, paraffin wax, and glue. Make sure your fireplace is rated to use these types of logs. Read and follow all instructions on the log wrapper.

Never throw or spray any flammable liquids into a fireplace. This includes gasoline, lighter fluid or liquor.

Never place wrapping paper in your fireplace to burn.

Never place evergreens in your fireplace

Keep a screen in front of the fireplace at all times.

Fireplace ashes should be placed in a metal container for disposal. Ashes can have live coals up to three days after a fire. Never place ashes on a deck or in a garage.

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