Community Assessment: Washington County Fire Department

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Last Updated: Feb. 1, 2018, 2:10 p.m.

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Structure Hazard Level Distribution by Travel Time

Effective response force coverage is a beta feature of FireCARES that utilizes the NFPA 1710 standard for determining coverage and includes an estimated 3 minuntes for turnout time and alarm processing, leaving a total of 5 minutes drive time for low/medium/unknown hazard types and 7 minutes of drive time for high hazard types. Please contact us if you have questions.

Effective Response Force Coverage

Community Risk Assessment

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Fire Risk

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Fire Spread Risk

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Death and Injury Risk

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Low: less than 25% of departments have an equal or smaller risk value.

Medium: 25-75% of departments have a smaller risk value.

High: over 75% of departments have an equal or smaller risk value.

Summary

Department Type

Combination

NFPA Region

West

FDID

53026

State

Phone

(435) 634-5735

Fax

(435) 634-3355

IAFF

4696

Estimations

Number of fires per year

Average since 2010

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Predicted

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Beyond room/floor

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Beyond structure

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Deaths & injuries per year

Average since 2010

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Predicted

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Description

The Washington County Fire Department is a combination department located in the West NFPA region and headquartered in Saint George, UT.

138,115

Protected Population

2,429.80mi²

Community Size

Annual Structure Fires

Annual structure fire counts for the Washington County Fire Department based on the National Fire Incident Reporting System (NFIRS).

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7 Stations

Station Name	Address
New Harmony Fire Station 1	133 East Center Street
Saint George Fire Department Station 1	51 South 1000 East
New Harmony Fire Station 2	1388 South Old Highway 91
Winchester Hills Volunteer Fire Department	1100 West 5830 North
La Verkin Fire Department	435 North Main Street
Santa Clara Volunteer Fire Department	2365 Rachel Drive
Hildale Fire Department	350 Newel Avenue

FireCARES

Washington County Fire Department

Saint George, UT, 84770-3443

Weather Warning

Last Updated: Feb. 1, 2018, 2:10 p.m.

Structure Hazard Level Distribution by Travel Time

Effective Response Force Coverage

Community Risk Assessment

Summary

Estimations

Description

138,115

Protected Population

2,429.80mi²

Community Size

Annual Structure Fires

7 Stations

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