2024 Rocklin
Fire Department
Annual Report and
Operational Outlook
Department Organization
Fire Department Budget Summary
Fire
Prevention
Fire Prevention Activity
New Construction
1,338, 68%
Other Fire Safety
Inspections
49, 3%
Fire Operational
Permits
414, 21%
Mandated
Inspections
137, 7%
Fireworks
28, 1%
1,966 Fire Inspections were conducted in 2024
New Construction
Other Fire Safety
Inspections
Fire Operational
Permits
Mandated
Inspections
Fireworks
Inspections
Public Education
Including: Hands Only CPR Demonstrations, Storytime at the Station, Station Tours, School visits, and Tools and Equipment Demonstrations
Community Outreach
Including: High School and College Career Fairs and Fire Station Annual Open House
Fire
Operations
Incidents by Type
Call Type Number of
Responses
Fires 169
Emergency Medical Services 4,121
Rescue 135
Hazardous Conditions (No Fire) 114
Service Call 488
Good Intent 896
False Alarm & False Call 367
Weather Related Incidents/ Other 12
Total Responses 6,302
Mutual Aid
293
275
0 50
100
150
200
250
300
Given Received
Mutual Aid Responses
Given and Received
Peak Response Times
0 50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450NUMBER OF INCIDENTS
2024 Incidents by Time of Day
2024 Incidents By Time of Day
Incidents by Month
514 510 499 509
585
554
575
550
524
490
513
479
JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER Number of Incidents by Month – All Call Types
Incidents by Week
770
953 920 954 920 952
887
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400
600
800
1000
1200
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
NUMBER OF INCIDENTS
2024 Incidents by Day of Week
2024 Incidents By Day of Week
Response to Care Facilities
Ansel Park Assisted
Living, 182
Atria Rocklin, 106
Sunrise of Rocklin,
42 The Pines, 149
The Villas, 86
2024 Response to Care Facilities - All Call Types
Response to Care Facilities
(continued)
Ansel Park Senior
Living, 12
The Pines, 5
Atria of Rocklin, 5
The Villas, 4
2024 Response to Care Facilities for Lift Assists
Calls by Station
STATION 23
2,015, 32%
STATION 24
2,194, 35%
STATION 25
2,061, 33%
2024 Response to Incidents by Station
Insert EMS Call Density
Insert Fire Call
Density
Operational
Outlook
History
36,330
56,974
71,601
2132
3595 5057
27 36
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15 20
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35 40
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2000 2010 2020
Staffing vs Population Growth
Population # of Incidents # of Firefighters Linear (Population) Present
Department Staffing Level Population* # of Fire Stations # of Firefighters
per Population
West Sacramento Fire Department 58 53,915 5 1 per 930 Folsom Fire Department 81** 80,454 6 1 per 993 Yuba City Fire Department 54 70,117 5 1 per 1,298 Roseville Fire Department 109 147,791 9 1 per 1,356 Woodland Fire Department 45 61,032 3 1 per 1,356 Chico Fire Department 57 101,475 4 1 per 1,780 Davis Fire Department 36 66,850 3 1 per 1,857 Rocklin Fire Department 36 71,601 3 1 per 1,989 * Population taken from April 1, 2020 US Census
**City of Folsom operates ambulances
Future
36,330
56,974 71,601
85,00027
36 36
45 0
5 10
15 20
25 30
35 40
45 50
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2000 2010 2020 2040
Staffing at Build Out
Population # of Firefighters
Trend
4491 4501
5189
5686 5568
5668
5057
6290
6422 6216 6302
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
Number of Incidents by Year
Future Growth/Needs
• Fourth Fire Station with an additional nine
firefighters.
• Relief Staff to cover vacancies for personnel on
leave or add staffing to existing fire stations.
• Deployment of a Squad to respond to low level
emergencies.
• Dedicated Training and Safety Officer.
• Additional Fire Inspector to maintain State
Mandated compliance for businesses, hotels, and
multi-family communities.
Fire Department Outlook
Questions?
General Fund Forecast