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2024 Incidents |
Jan | 33 |
Feb | 61 |
Mar | 31 |
Apr | 34 |
May | 19 |
Jun | 33 |
Jul | 28 |
Aug | 34 |
Sept | 34 |
Oct | 54 |
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Total | 361 |
2023 Incidents |
Jan | 40 |
Feb | 35 |
Mar | 26 |
Apr | 21 |
May | 18 |
Jun | 26 |
Jul | 39 |
Aug | 58 |
Sept | 42 |
Oct | 49 |
Nov | 35 |
Dec | 34 |
Total | 423 |
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Ward Six Fire Protection District No. One
Our Jr
Ward Six Fire Protection District No. One, November 25
Fire Explorers spent today attending CPR class and performing several other tasks around the fire station. We are so proud of them and how much they are learning about the fire service!... (Full Story & Photos)
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On Saturday, November 23, 2024, firefighters from Ward Six Fire Protection District No
Ward Six Fire Protection District No. One, November 25
One , HOUSTON RIVER FIRE DEPARTMENT, DeQuincy Volunteer Fire Department and Ward 5 Fire Department completed practical skills evaluation for their Apparatus Driver Operator class.
The firefighters will take their certification exams on Monday, December 2, 2024.
The community can be proud of this great group of volunteers for taking the time to enhance their skills to provide protection for each ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Ward Six Fire Protection tax renewal is on the upcoming December 7, 2024 ballot
Ward Six Fire Protection District No. One, November 25
This is our 10 year renewal for our 12.25 mill property tax which funds our fire department operations.
The department was established in 1986 and at that time, we averaged approximately 70-80 emergency calls per year. We now average 400-500 emergency calls per year.
Our department consists of 5 fire stations, 7 engines, 3 tankers, 4 command vehicles. We also have 3 brush UTVs and a mobile ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Ward Six Fire Protection responded to 54 following emergency calls during October
Ward Six Fire Protection District No. One, November 12
Those calls are as follows:
6 structure fires, 9 grass fires, 8 motor vehicle crashes, 2 vehicle fires, 2 trash fires, 2 public service assists, 4 standby for another dept, 3 medical assists, 8 cancelled enroute, 1 unfounded, 1 controlled burn, 6 burn ban enforcement, 1 gas leak, 1 false alarm.
The department has responded to 379 emergencies during 2024.... (Full Story)
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