Emergency Response Log
2023
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2023
EMERGENCY CALLS
539
- EMS - 348
- FIRE - 82
- MVA - 36
- HAZMAT - 3
- OTHER - 70
2022
EMERGENCY CALLS
935
- EMS - 583
- FIRE - 100
- MVA - 74
- HAZMAT - 2
- OTHER - 176
2021
EMERGENCY CALLS
946
- EMS - 582
- FIRE - 144
- MVA - 48
- HAZMAT - 3
- OTHER - 169
AUGUST 2022 - ALL-TIME RECORD MONTH!
By Rick OBrien, SPOFR PIO
South Pend Oreille Fire and Rescue just finished our all-time busiest month. In August we averaged more than four calls per day for a total of 129 calls. We were running more than one call at a time for 24% of those hours. This breaks down to 55% of the calls being Emergency Medical Services or Motor Vehicle Accidents and 19% for Fire calls. Chief Mike Nokes wants to express his sincere gratitude to all SPOFR volunteers and staff for handling this all-time record high call volume. In addition, as our volume increases, we are in need of additional EMTs. This is a great opportunity to save a life and give back to your community. Classes will be starting on Saturday, October 22. If you are interested please call us at 509-447-5305 or drop in at our Diamond Lake Station #31. The class registration deadline is October 20. We at South Pend Oreille Fire and Rescue would like to meet with you. No matter where you live in Pend Oreille County, we will put you in contact with your local fire district.