Item 7.6 RFD Annual ReportMission Statement
To serve the community by extinguishing fires,
responding to medical emergencies, fire
prevention and minimize loss of life and
property. We will achieve this through training,
education, and teamwork among our members.
Our highlights for 2022 include our New Engine 21 that was delivered to Station 2 in
March of 2022, our working relationship with Wold Architects on space needs, floor
drawings and building elevations for New Station 2 to be located in the northwest
corner of 141st Avenue and Northdale Blvd., and improvements to our Fire Prevention
program.
Our RFD Members go above and beyond in caring for our customers, while
displaying respect and integrity.
Our call volume increased in 2022. We ended 2022 with 776 calls for service and
emergency responses, up 12% from 2021. As fire departments struggle to recruit new
members, Rogers Fire Department staff continue to develop new strategies in
recruitment and retention of paid on-call firefighters.
I would like to thank all of the RFD members for their professionalism and commitment
at each level of our Department.
Respectfully Submitted,
Chief Brad Feist
Message from the Chief
On behalf of the members of the Rogers Fire Department (RFD),
I am honored to present our 2022 Annual Report. This report
illustrates our commitment to the residents, businesses, and
visitors of our community and it highlights the exceptional work
accomplished by our fire operations, EMS, fire prevention, and
administrative staff.
I am extremely proud of our Fire Department, and the high-level
of quality service that we provide on a daily basis.
2021 2022
Fire SprinklerBurn PermitsFire AlarmFire InspectionsTentsSpecial SuppressionFireworksTanksTotal200
150
100
50
0
Inspections & Permits
187
Prevention & Public Relations
08.02.22
National Noon/Night Out
10.16.22
Open House
04.04.22
Pizza Delivery
08.30.22
Blood Drive raised 83 units of
blood helping save 249 lives.
33 National Night Out
Gatherings Attended
05.14 Book Release
06.09 End of School Ice Cream Social
06.18 Rockin' Rogers Parade
08.21 St.Thomas the Apostle Festival
08.25 Youth Hockey Kickoff
2022 Rogers Football Games
10.10 Fire Prevention Week
10.29 Word of Peace - Trunk or Treat
10.31 Event Center-Trunk or Treat
11.05 Escort Santa
11.19 Escort Football Team
12.13 Corcoran Toys Drive for X-Mas
Training
Fire Training Program
Skills & Training Topics
Training is an essential component to
providing effective firefighting
services. New firefighters are required
to become certified in Firefighter I
and II, Hazardous Material
Operations, Fire Apparatus Operator,
and Emergency Medical Responder
training within two years of joining
the Rogers Fire Department.
Training includes all skills a firefighter
may need to perform in their line of duty.
Topics include:
·Apparatus
·Pump Operations
·Basic firefighter skills
·Equipment
·Medical
·Incident Command
·Confined Space Awareness
·Ice and Water Rescue
·Auto Extrication
·Ladder and Roof Operations
·Aerial Training
·Driving Course
·Hazmat Operations
Training Hours
In 2022, the department logged 2323
hours of training by department
members.
Number of Incidents
201120122013201420152016201720182019202020212022800
600
400
200
0
Response History 2011-2022
Medical Calls (455)
58.6%
False Alarm & False Call (163)
21%
Fires (74)
9.5%
Hazardous Conditions (No Fire) (36)
4.6%
Good Intent Call (26)
3.4%
Overpressure rupture, explosion, overheat (7)
0.9%
2022 Total Response Statistics
Total Incidents 776
Service Calls (15) 2%
Tuesday (135)
17.4%
Monday (124)
16%
Wednesday (117)
15.1%
Friday (113)
14.6%
Saturday (103)
13.3%
Thursday (93)
12%
Sunday (91)
11.7%
2022 Incidents By Day of Week
Total Incidents 776
12am2am4am6am8am10am12pm2pm4pm6pm8pm10pm60
40
20
0
2022 Incidents By Time of Day
Total Incidents 776
Medical Calls (344)
59.8%
False Alarm & False Call (141)
24.5%
Fires (25)
4.3%
Hazardous Conditions (No Fire) (25)
4.3%
Good Intent Call (19)
3.3%
Total Incidents 575
2022 Response Statistics-
Rogers Only
Service Calls (14) 2.5%
Overpressure rupture,
explosion, overheat (7) 1.2%
Medical Calls (63)
67.7%
Fires (13)
14%
False Alarm & False Call (12)
12.9%
Hazardous Conditions (No Fire) (3)
3.2%
2022 Response Statistics-
Otsego Only
Total Incidents 93
Good Intent (2) 2.2%
Medical Calls (48)
66.7%
False Alarm & False Call (10)
13.9%
Hazardous Conditions (No Fire) (8)
11.1%
Fires (4)
5.6%
Service Call (1)
1.4%
2022 Response Statistics-
Corcoran Only
Total Incidents 74
Good Intent (1) 1.4%
2022 Response Statistics-
Mutual Aid
Request for LSU (19)
55.9%
Fires (13)
38.2%
Good Intent Call (2)
5.9%
Total Incidents 34