Here are the run numbers for 2024, in both text and infographic format. The Raleigh Fire Department responded to 58,166 incidents last year, with 83,697 per-unit runs.
The top five busiest engines last year were Engines 19, 15, 3, 12, 11. The top three busiest ladder companies were Ladders 1, 15, 12. The busiest battalion chief was Battalion 5.
See run numbers going back to 1993.
Incident Types
35,501 – Rescue & EMS
8,173 – Good Intent Call
6,872 – False Alarm & False Call
4,197 – Service Call
1,844 – Hazards-No Fire
1,288 – Fire
237 – Special Incidents
37 – Overpressure-No Fire
17 – Severe Weather
0 – Other
Thank you Raleigh Fire Department for the data.
Runs Per Unit
E01 – 2515
E02 – 2962
E03 – 3212
E04 – 1700
E05 – 1696
E06 – 1548
Sq07 – 3002
E08 – 2298
E09 – 2262
E10 – 2299
E11 – 3118
E12 – 3126
E13 – 2502
Sq14 – 2226
E15 – 3239
E16 – 2587
E17 – 1708
E18 – 1565
E19 – 3291
E20 – 2041
E21 – 2483
E22 – 2179
E23 – 1304
E24 – 1636
E25 – 1197
E26 – 1690
E27 – 1093
E28 – 1205
E29 – 513
L01 – 2413
L04 – 1214
L06 – 1655
L12 – 2162
L14 – 1428
L15 – 2178
L20 – 1030
L22 – 1346
L23 – 1197
R16 – 1361
B1 – 444
B2 – 682
B3 – 756
B4 – 458
B5 – 1031
DC1 – 139
Air 10 – 78
Air 28 – 78
Chief Investigator – 44
Investigator 1 – 194
ISO14 – 1050
Safety Chief – 3
Mini 07 – 40
Mini 14 – 42
Mini 28 – 4
HM02 – 67
HM08 – 82
HM22 – 19
HM27 – 80
HM29 – 65
HM Program Manager – 18
ATV 14 – 29
ATV 22 – 7
High Water 17 – 18
USAR 801 – 41
Rehab 12 – 17
Chaplain – 27
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