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2025 Incidents
Total Fire EMS
Jan 438 96 342
Feb 360 81 279
Mar 416 89 327
Apr 384 80 304
May 406 94 312
Jun 389 89 300
Jul 451 126 325
Aug 405 112 293
Sep 391 128 263
Oct 404 113 291
Nov 351 89 262
Dec 420 109 311
Total 4815 1206 3609

2024 Incidents
Total Fire EMS
Jan 387 101 286
Feb 346 80 266
Mar 397 88 309
Apr 381 93 288
May 416 111 305
Jun 396 91 305
Jul 395 81 314
Aug 449 142 307
Sep 378 80 298
Oct 389 102 287
Nov 429 123 306
Dec 427 104 324
Total 4790 1196 3595

Total Alarms 2000-2009
Year Total
2000 Not Avail.
2001 Not Avail.
2002 Not Avail.
2003 Not Avail.
2004 Not Avail.
2005 Not Avail.
2006 Not Avail.
2007 3129
2008 3146
2009 3416

Total Alarms 2010-2019
Year Total
2010 3470
2011 3478
2012 3515
2013 3572
2014 3501
2015 3578
2016 3657
2017 3939
2018 4086
2019 4042

Total Alarms 2020-2029
Year Total
2020 3698
2021 4271
2022 4438
2023 4416
2024 4790
2025 4815
2026
2027
2028
2029

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Selden Fire Department Urges Residents to Practice Winter Safety Ahead of Upcoming Snowstorm
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By Selden FD
January 23, 2026

The Selden Fire Department is urging all residents to take precautions as a significant winter snowstorm is forecasted to impact our area this weekend. Snow, ice, and winds can create dangerous conditions for both motorists and pedestrians, as well as increased risks inside the home.

Residents are reminded to limit travel during the storm whenever possible. If travel is necessary, drive slowly, allow extra stopping distance, and keep an emergency kit in your vehicle that includes blankets, a flashlight, food, water, and a charged cell phone.

Home safety is equally important during winter weather. Ensure heating equipment is in proper working order, keep space heaters at least three feet away from combustible materials, and never use ovens or grills to heat your home. Check that smoke and carbon monoxide detectors are working properly, especially when using alternative heat sources.

When shoveling snow, pace yourself and take frequent breaks to avoid overexertion. Push snow when possible rather than lifting, and stay hydrated. Residents should also keep fire hydrants near their homes clear of snow to allow quick access in the event of an emergency.

The Selden Fire Department remains ready to respond throughout the storm. In case of an emergency, dial 911 immediately.

Please continue to monitor local weather forecasts and official alerts. By taking simple precautions and looking out for one another, we can all help keep our community safe during this winter storm.

Stay safe

Hyperlinks: National Weather Service
 

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