The Reno Fire Department has released its 2024 video annual report.
Among other things, Reno Fire says it responded to a continued record number of calls and also expanded the region’s first single-role paramedic program.
They say they're also prepared for peak fire season this year.
"We prepare for wildfire season every year, we do a little refresher training for the entire department, we've done all that we're ready to go. Like I said we have resources deployed already to wildfires and we're up staffing when the occasion calls for it. I'm talking about red flag days in particular..." says Chief David Cochran.
Other notable achievements from 2024 include:
* 51,737 total calls for service
* 264 deployed RFD resources to 100+ wildland fires
* 11 captains and 8 operators promoted
* 25 new hired firefighters
* 5 hired single-role EMS personnel
* 80% arson investigation conviction rate
* 6,000+ building inspections completed
* 30,649 medical responses
* 2 new brush trucks designed for firefighting in rugged terrain
* A new state-of-the-art ambulance added
The below video offers a comprehensive overview of the department’s activities, including firefighting operations, emergency medical responses, fire prevention, and training exercises.
The video annual report highlights notable achievements, challenges, and impactful moments in an engaging visual narrative. The report offers …
(The City of Reno contributed to this report.)
