Regular Meeting (Sewer Report February 2025Fire Department Report February 2025)

Leland Township

Event Date: 2025-03-10

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This report summarizes the activities of Leland Township Fire & Rescue (LTFR) for February 2025.

**Call Volume and Incident Breakdown:** LTFR responded to a total of 32 incidents in February, bringing the year-to-date call volume to 73. The majority of calls were for rescue and medical services (63%), followed by fires (6%) and other incidents. LTFR provided mutual aid on 8 calls.

**Training, Staffing, and Operations:** Fire personnel completed 315.5 hours of training. The average response time was 8 minutes and 38 seconds. There were no overlapping calls. The report provides a breakdown of calls by shift, zone, and apparatus responses, including a summary of HAAS Safety Cloud activations, which alerted 681 drivers.

**Personnel and Infrastructure:** The report includes updates on personnel changes, including promotions, resignations, and certifications. Fire crews had to plow the fire stations and water points. The department sold Tanker 521. Additionally, the report details fire prevention efforts like smoke and carbon monoxide alarm installations.

Internal document reference #:2401

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