2024 Incidents
Month Fire EMS Total
Jan. 19 57 76
Feb. 12 29 41
Mar. 19 35 54
Apr. 19 36 55
May 22 53 75
June 24 53 77
July 36 54 90
Aug. 28 51 79
Sept. 22 32 54
Oct. 20 41 61
2023 Incidents
Month Fire EMS Total
Jan. 7 50 57
Feb. 11 35 46
Mar. 22 37 59
Apr. 11 52 63
May 21 37 58
June 22 54 76
July 20 55 75
Aug. 15 43 58
Sept. 24 45 69
Oct. 24 48 72
Nov. 17 32 49
Dec. 21 37 58
Total 215 525 740
2022 Incidents
Month Fire EMS Total
Jan. 16 49 65
Feb. 6 34 40
Mar. 13 42 55
Apr. 15 32 47
May 20 49 69
June 13 52 65
July 30 47 77
Aug. 35 57 92
Sept. 16 47 63
Oct. 20 32 52
Nov. 25 33 58
Dec. 18 36 54
0 227 510 737
2021 Incidents
Fire EMS Total
Jan. 20 40 60
Feb. 17 40 57
Mar. 8 45 53
Apr. 10 35 45
May 18 43 61
June 21 42 63
July 20 48 68
Aug. 24 52 76
Sept. 13 44 57
Oct. 26 42 68
Nov. 25 30 55
Dec. 18 39 57
0 220 500 720
2020 Incidents
Fire EMS Total
Jan. 13 28 41
Feb. 9 20 29
Mar. 18 29 47
Apr. 18 30 48
May 19 35 54
June 18 45 63
July 21 54 75
Aug. 30 27 57
Sept 21 47 58
Oct. 27 33 60
Nov. 17 31 48
Dec. 11 36 47
Total 222 415 627
2019 Incidents
Fire EMS Total
Jan. 12 43 55
Feb. 13 33 46
Mar. 12 49 61
Apr. 14 31 45
May 18 40 58
June 16 49 65
July 31 50 81
Aug. 21 53 74
Sept. 17 42 59
Oct. 14 53 67
Nov. 20 36 56
Dec. 25 37 62
Total 213 516 729
2018 Incidents
Fire EMS Total
Jan. 23 48 71
Feb. 9 39 48
Mar. 15 32 47
Apr. 6 33 39
May 7 40 47
June 13 49 62
July 21 52 73
Aug. 26 52 78
Sept. 18 41 59
Oct. 24 44 68
Nov. 15 28 43
Dec. 11 50 61
Total 188 508 696
2017 Incidents
Fire EMS Total
Jan 12 28 40
Feb 13 25 38
Mar 17 34 51
Apr 12 16 28
May 13 43 56
Jun 20 48 68
Jul 20 57 77
Aug 22 39 61
Sep 11 44 55
Oct 15 41 56
Nov 17 39 56
Dec 14 31 45
Total 186 445 631
2016 Incidents
Fire EMS Total
Jan 11 48 59
Feb 7 43 50
Mar 22 39 61
Apr 12 33 45
May 11 30 41
Jun 20 43 63
Jul 26 57 83
Aug 30 48 78
Sep 18 39 57
Oct 33 20 53
Nov 18 35 53
Dec 16 33 49
Total 224 468 692
Past Incidents
Fire EMS Total
2020 222 415 627
2019 213 516 729
2018 188 506 696
2017 186 445 631
2016 224 468 692
2015 186 507 694
2014 145 450 595
2013 157 500 657
2012 192 480 672
2011 183 477 660
2010 211 426 637
2009 162 407 569
2008 226 427 653
2007 200 434 634
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By Ex-Chief Edward Boyd
May 19, 2020
Tuesday (5/19) morning, SFD was dispatched for a "male, traumatic injury to the foot." Arriving units found a landscaper while moving mulch had impaled his left foot with a pitchfork. ALS was established for pain management and a Rescue Pumper was sent to the scene with cutting tools. Using a newly acquired battery powered cut-off wheel, Chief Surozenski quickly detached one tine from the pitchfork allowing the patient to be safely packaged for transport to Peconic Bay Medical Center for treatment of his injury. The scene was under the control of Chief Cochran.
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