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“As 2022 has drawn to a close, the City of Batavia Fire Department has evaluated the services and programs provided throughout the year. The annual evaluation of calls for service metrics, training and citizen outreach is part of the department’s continuous quality improvement process.
While the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect people around the world, City Fire operations have been able to roll back COVID-19 protocols and operate in a Post Pandemic “normal status”.
“I am honored to lead the City of Batavia Fire Department. In my first few months of employment I have been working to bring the department to full staffing, analyzing the condition of the fleet, and meeting with command staff and fire fighters to listen to their ideas and concerns.”
“The number one priority of the Department is life safety, followed closely by protecting property and the environment. The professionals that make up this department will continue to train and serve to the highest of standards”
“Below please find the year-end summary for 2022 and thank you for your continued support of the City of Batavia Fire Department,” said Josh Graham, City of Batavia Fire Chief.
| Total alarms for 2022 | 2669 |
| Fires | 59 |
| Overpressure Rupture, Explosion, Overheating | 15 |
| Emergency Medical Services | 1940 |
| Motor Vehicle Accidents | 51 |
| Pedestrian Struck | 14 |
| Extrication (vehicle, machinery, building) | 2 |
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