In the year 2025, the Pulaski Fire Department was actively engaged in a wide range of emergency responses, showcasing their commitment to community safety. Among their notable incidents, the department responded to 19 structure fires, which posed significant threats to property and lives. Additionally, they tackled 6 vehicle fires, 5 grass fires, and 4 trash fires, demonstrating their versatility in handling various fire-related emergencies. The department also addressed 3 electrical fires, conducted 4 investigations into unusual odors, and managed 18 smoke investigations, ensuring that potential hazards were thoroughly examined.
Moreover, the department dealt with 13 illegal burns and 2 legal burns, highlighting their role in enforcing fire safety regulations. In terms of fire alarms, the firefighters responded to a total of 76 calls, with 12 of those being false alarms. They also participated in 11 standby events, which are crucial for maintaining readiness during emergencies, and conducted an impressive 540 pre-plan inspections to ensure that buildings were prepared for potential fire incidents.
The Pulaski Fire Department’s responsibilities extended beyond fire incidents. They responded to 21 motor vehicle accidents, providing critical assistance in times of crisis. The team also managed 15 gas leaks, ensuring public safety by mitigating potential dangers. Their efforts included 3 rescues, 4 assists for motorists in need, and 14 citizen assists, reflecting their dedication to serving the community. Additionally, they provided support to other agencies on 7 occasions.
In their commitment to fire safety education, firefighters installed 16 smoke alarms and conducted 16 public education events aimed at raising awareness about fire prevention. They also engaged in 45 training events to enhance their skills and preparedness for various emergency situations. Lastly, the department responded to a hazmat incident, further demonstrating their readiness to handle complex and hazardous situations. Overall, the Pulaski Fire Department’s diverse range of responses and proactive measures throughout 2025 underscores their vital role in safeguarding the community.
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