Huron: Fire Incidents, Ohio (OH)
Where are fire incidents reported in Huron, OH
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2002 - 2018 National Fire Incident Reporting System (NFIRS) incidents
- Incident types reported to NFIRS in Huron, OH
- 1,01733.0%Rescue & EMS
- 71123.1%Hazardous Condition
- 54917.8%Fire
- 34011.0%False Alarm
- 2648.6%Service Call
- 1474.8%Good Intent Call
- 351.1%Special Incident
- 160.5%Overpressure Rupture
- 40.1%Severe Weather
- Fire incident types reported to NFIRS in Huron, OH
- 24143.9%Structure Fires
- 21539.2%Outside Fires
- 9216.8%Mobile Property/Vehicle Fires
- 10.2%Other
Based on the data from the years 2002 - 2018 the average number of fires per year is 32. The highest number of fire incidents - 44 took place in 2006, and the least - 17 in 2018. The data has a declining trend.The average number of yearly fire incidents per 10k residents in Huron, OH compared to nearest cities:
(Note: Based on data for the last 3 years, including only cities with population 5,000 and above)
| Huron: | 36.4 |
| Sandusky: | 81.4 |
| Norwalk: | 39.5 |
| Vermilion: | 48.4 |
| Bellevue: | 67.8 |
| Amherst: | 59.8 |
| Oberlin: | 58.6 |
| Lorain: | 54.4 |
| Port Clinton: | 97.6 |
The median response time based on all reported fire incidents is 6 minutes. This is close to the state median value.The median response time in Huron, OH compared to nearest cities:
(Note: Based on data for all years, including only cities with at least 500 fire incidents)
| Huron: | 6 minutes |
| Sandusky: | 4 minutes |
| Norwalk: | 4 minutes |
| Vermilion: | 8 minutes |
| Bellevue: | 6 minutes |
| Amherst: | 9 minutes |
| Oberlin: | 6 minutes |
| Lorain: | 5 minutes |
| Port Clinton: | 8 minutes |
According to the data from the years 2002 - 2018 the average number of fire-related yearly casualties is 1. The highest number of reported casualties - 5 took place in 2011, and the lowest - 0 in 2005. The data has a decreasing trend.
The average number of casualties per 1,000 fires is 27. This indicator was the highest - 147 in 2011, and the lowest 0 in 2005. The trend for injuries per 1,000 fires is dropping. Compared to the Ohio value the number of casualties per 1,000 incidents is higher.
29.0% incidents where reported in the morning and 71.0% in the evening. The most fires (17.1%) took place on Sunday, and the least (11.5%) on Tuesday.
According to the 549 fire incident reports from years 2002 - 2018 most fires (10.7%) took place during May, and the least (6.4%) in September.
Out of all 3,083 cases reported during the years 2002 - 2018, the most belonged to the categories: Rescue & EMS (33.0%), Hazardous Condition (23.1%), and Fire (17.8%).
When looking into fire subcategories, the most reports belonged to: Structure Fires (43.9%), and Outside Fires (39.2%).