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Fire department reports jump to 413 calls in 2018, up from 290 in 2017

Mayor and Board of Aldermen · July 1, 2026
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Summary

Dan Seeback told the Mayor and Board that the fire department handled 290 calls in 2017 and 413 calls in 2018, an increase of 123 incidents year over year.

At the Jan. 15 meeting at City Hall, Dan Seeback presented the fire department's annual call totals, reporting that the department responded to 290 calls in 2017 and 413 calls in 2018.

"Dan reported the total number of calls for 2017 was 290 and 2018 was 413 calls," Seeback told the board. The minutes do not include additional breakdowns of call type, response times, staffing changes or causes for the increase.

The board heard the report as part of routine departmental updates; no formal action or vote on fire department staffing or budget was recorded at the meeting. Any further recommendations or budget requests were not specified in the minutes.