Run numbers for Raleigh for 2025.  

Overall Summary

Total incidents – 61,886
Total per-unit runs – 90,166

Historical Comparison

Here’s a PDF document with numbers from 1993 to 2022. It’s due for updating, 

Incident Types, Largest to Smallest Counts

36,186 – Rescue & EMS
8,684 – Good Intent Call
7,391 – False Alarm & False Call
4,810 – Service Call
1,971 – Hazards-No Fire
1,486 – Special Incidents
1,314 – Fire
36 – Overpressure-No Fire
8 – Severe Weather

Runs Per Unit

Engine 01 – 2,581
Engine 02 – 3,004
Engine 03 – 4,109
Engine 04 – 1,788
Engine 05 – 1,807
Engine 06 – 1,655
Engine 08 – 2,362
Squad 07 – 2,863
Engine 09 – 2,363
Engine 10 – 2,394
Engine 11 – 2,786
Engine 12 – 3,388
Engine 13 – 2,515
Squad 14 – 2,380
Engine 15 – 3,695
Engine 16 – 2,758
Engine 17 – 1,747
Engine 18 – 1,692
Engine 19 – 3,627
Engine 20 – 2,164
Engine 21 – 2,621
Engine 22 – 2,306
Engine 23 – 1,405
Engine 24 – 1,826
Engine 25 – 1,507
Engine 26 – 1,894
Engine 27 – 1,132
Engine 28 – 1,287
Engine 29 – 644

Ladder 01 – 2,791
Ladder 04 – 1,376
Ladder 06 – 1,834
Ladder 12 – 2,358
Ladder 14 – 1,665
Ladder 15 – 2,471
Ladder 20 – 1,180
Ladder 22 – 1,475
Ladder 23 – 1,350
 
Rescue 16 – 1,473

Battalion 1 – 435
Battalion 2 – 775
Battalion 3 – 767
Battalion 4 – 506
Battalion 5 – 1,167

Division Chief 1 – 157

Air 10 – 107
Air 28 – 91

Investigator 1 – 164
Chief Investigator – 37

Incident Safety Officer 14 – 1,216
 
Mini Pumper 07 – 29
Mini Pumper 14 – 43
Mini Pumper 28 – 7
 
Haz-Mat 2 – 56
Haz-Mat 8 – 74
Haz-Mat  22 – 26
Haz-Mat 27 – 63
Haz-Mat 29 – 63
Haz-Mat Program Manager – 9
 
ATV 14 – 15
ATV 22 – 6
ATV 28 – 3
Chaplain – 15
High Water Rescue 17 – 12
Rehab 12 – 20
Water Rescue 21 – 20

Top Engines

Engine 03 – 4,109
Engine 15 – 3,695
Engine 19 – 3,627
Engine 12 – 3,388
Engine 02 – 3,004

Top Ladders

Ladder 01 – 2,791
Ladder 15 – 2,471
Ladder 12 – 2,358

Top Battalion Chiefs

Battalion 5 – 1,167
Battalion 2 – 775
Battalion 3 – 767