In 2025 our average response time (arrival of the first unit from the time of dispatch) was 6 minutes 15 seconds and we responded to 525 calls for service. Including 6 Building Fires, 3 Motor Vehicle Accidents with Entrapments and 9 Motor Vehicle Accidents with Injuries. Once again, we responded to 100% of our calls.
Total End of Year For 2025
0
Total Man Power Hours
0
Total Calls
0
Day Calls
0
Night Calls
Incident Type Breakdown Using NJ NFIRS
Incident Type
Total
Fire
30
Rescue
18
Medicals
4
Hazardous Situations
77
No Emergency
26
Public Service
311
Assisting Law Enforcement
1
Special Type Incident
0
Fire ‐ Structure fire; vehicle fire; natural vegetation fire; outside rubbish fire; special outside fire; cooking fires Overpressure Rupture, Explosion, Overheat (No Fire) ‐ Overpressure rupture from steam, air or gas; excessive heat, scorch burns with no ignition Rescue and Emergency Medical Service Incident ‐ Medical assist; emergency medical service incident; extrication, rescue; water and ice‐related rescue; and rescue or EMS standby Hazardous Condition (No Fire) ‐ Combustible/flammable spills and leaks; chemical release, reaction or toxic condition; electrical wiring/equipment problem; and accident, potential accident Service Call ‐ Person in distress; water problem; smoke, odor problem; animal problem or rescue; public service assistance; unauthorized burning; and cover assignment, standby at the fire station, move‐up Good Intent Call ‐ Dispatched and canceled en route; controlled burning; vicinity alarm; steam, other gas mistaken for smoke False Alarm and False Call ‐ Includes: Malicious or mischievous false alarm; system or detector malfunction/unintentional activations of sprinklers, smoke detectors, heat detectors, alarm systems, and carbon monoxide detectors
