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Statistics
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- 750 employees
- $75 million budget
- 28 stations
- 28 advanced life support (ALS) engine companies
- 8 basic life support (BLS) ladder companies
- 22 advanced life support (ALS) rescue (ambulance) companies
- 2 air and light truck, 1 tanker truck and two manpower squads
- Handle over 70,000 fire and emergency incidents a year
- Spend over 2,300 hours on pre-fire planning
- Review over 11,600 building plans and conduct over 12,000 field inspections annually
- Provide over 15,000 health and blood pressure screenings a year
- Deliver over 1,800 education presentations on fire safety, disaster preparedness, CPR, and first aid to civic, business, school, and community groups every year
- Raise over $76,000 a year for Georgia Firefighters Burn Foundation
- Southern Building Construction Code Institute Certified Prevention Inspectors
- Nationally recognized Arson Investigation, Swiftwater Rescue, Hazardous Materials, and Technical Units
- Received 1998 Fire Service Award for Excellence for Youth Disaster Program from International Association of Fire Chiefs
- Received 1999 Fire Service Award for Excellence for Youth Fire Safety Training Facility from International Association of Fire Chiefs
- Arson Unit of the Year Award
- Insurance Services Office (ISO) Class 4 Rating
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