{"id":6423,"date":"2022-04-27T07:25:03","date_gmt":"2022-04-27T11:25:03","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/legeros.com\/blog\/?p=6423"},"modified":"2023-01-03T16:38:17","modified_gmt":"2023-01-03T21:38:17","slug":"raleigh-run-numbers-2021","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/legeros.com\/blog\/raleigh-run-numbers-2021\/","title":{"rendered":"Raleigh Run Numbers – 2021"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Belated blog posting of prior Facebook posting<\/a>. Run numbers for Raleigh FD in 2021, unit runs and total calls [incidents]. See prior years, from 1993 forward, in this PDF document<\/a>.<\/p>\n

47,943 – Total Calls
\n70,684 – Total Runs<\/p>\n

Unit Runs<\/strong><\/p>\n

E1 – 1,728
\nE2 – 2,162
\nE3 – 2,508
\nE4 – 1,385
\nE5 – 1,358
\nE6 – 1,235
\nS7 – 3,014
\nE8 – 2,231
\nE9 – 1,871
\nE10 – 1,968
\nE11 – 2,955
\nE12 – 3,037
\nE13 – 1,726
\nS14 – 2,069
\nE15 – 2,599
\nE16 – 2,214
\nE17 – 1,560
\nE18 – 1,407
\nE19 – 2,974
\nE20 – 1,972
\nE21 – 2,166
\nE22 – 1,640
\nE23 – 999
\nE24 – 1,194
\nE25 – 953
\nE26 – 1,386
\nE27 – 928
\nE28 – 1,296
\nE29 – 417
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\nL01 – 2,006 – Renumbered from Sta 4 to Sta 1 on Jan 25
\nL04 – 1,099 – Renumbered from Sta 1 to Sta 4 on Jan 25
\nL06 – 1,239 – Activated at Sta 6 on Mar 29
\nL12 – 1,893 – Renumbered from L8 on Jan 11
\nL14 – 1,146
\nL15 – 2,093 – Renumbered from L2 on Jan 20
\nL20 – 1,231 – Renumbered from L7 on Jan 4
\nL23 – 831
\nL25 – 560 – Renumbered from L5 on Jan 18
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\nR16 – 1,328
\nB1 – 552
\nB2 – 662
\nB3 – 682
\nB4 – 439
\nB5 – 976
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\nSafety Officer 14 – 467
\nDivision Chief 1 – 166
\nInvestigator 1 – 296
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\n97 – Air 10
\n92 – Air 28
\n75 – HM2 – Renumbered from HM1 on Feb 22
\n67 – HM8 – Renumbered from HM3 on Feb 22
\n33 – HM25 – Renumbered from HM4 on Feb 22
\n63 – HM27 – Renumbered from HM5 on Feb 22
\n47 – HM29 – Renumbered from HM2 on Feb 22
\n28 – Haz-Mat Program Manager
\n28 – Mini 7
\n15 – Mini 14
\n09 – Mini 28
\n20 – USAR 801
\n17 – USAR Program Manager
\n15 – ATV14
\n09 – ATV25<\/p>\n

Busiest Engines<\/strong><\/p>\n

‘E19 – 2,974
\nE11 – 2,955
\nSq7 – 2,900
\nE12 – 2,812
\nE15 – 2,599<\/p>\n

Busiest Ladders<\/strong><\/p>\n

L15 – 2,093
\nL01 – 2,006
\nL12 – 1,893<\/p>\n

Busiest Rescue<\/strong><\/p>\n

R16, baby!<\/p>\n

Busiest Battalion Chief<\/strong><\/p>\n

B5 – 976 (as if you had to ask)<\/p>\n

And that’s a wrap for that year. See you in January, 2023!<\/p>\n