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Saint David Fire District

2025 Community Report

Responders gathered in front of a fire engine during the 2025 pre-prom mass casualty incident demonstration.
Saint David Fire District and participating responders at the 2025 pre-prom mass casualty incident demonstration.

In 2025, Saint David Fire District responded to 344 incidents, held its first in-house EMT class, and supported community events throughout the year. This report highlights our emergency response, the addition of two EMTs to our ranks, and our work with residents, schools, and neighboring agencies.

344

Total Incidents

212

Rescue & EMS Incidents

2

EMTs Added

Emergency Response

Fire apparatus and responders at a nighttime emergency scene, with hose lines across the foreground.
Emergency response operations in 2025.

Saint David Fire District responded to 344 incidents in 2025, compared with 347 in 2024—a decrease of less than 1%. Rescue and EMS incidents accounted for nearly 62% of the year’s calls, reflecting the importance of emergency medical response in our community.

Incident Type20242025
Fire3624
Rescue & EMS233212
Hazardous Condition412
Service Call2544
Good Intent Call4546
False Alarm34
Severe Weather & Natural Disaster10
Special Incident02
Total347344

Mutual Aid & Regional Cooperation

Emergency response often requires agencies to work together. In 2025, Saint David Fire District provided mutual aid to other agencies on 38 incidents and received mutual aid on 13 incidents. These partnerships help bring additional personnel and resources where they are needed.

Mutual Aid20242025
Aid Given4038
Aid Received613

Mutual aid incidents are included in the annual incident totals and are not additional calls.

Calls Throughout the Year

The District averaged approximately 29 incidents per month in 2025. September was the busiest month, with 41 incidents.

Month2025 Incidents
January37
February21
March28
April35
May26
June26
July27
August27
September41
October27
November30
December19
Total344

Training & Our Team

Our First In-House EMT Class

In 2025, Saint David Fire District held its first in-house Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) class, adding two EMTs to our ranks. This milestone strengthened our emergency medical response capabilities—a key part of our service, with Rescue and EMS accounting for nearly 62% of the year’s incidents.

Community Involvement

Responders move a stretcher across a field during the pre-prom emergency response demonstration
Responders demonstrate patient movement during the high school’s 2025 pre-prom mass casualty incident demonstration.
Water sprays across a grassy field during the annual Fourth of July water fight.
Cooling off together at the annual Fourth of July water fight in 2025.
Community members gathered beside a decorated fire engine at nighttime during Trunk or Treat.
Celebrating with our community at Trunk or Treat in 2025.

Throughout 2025, Saint David Fire District supported community events and provided opportunities for residents and students to learn about safety. These activities helped us connect with the people we serve beyond emergency calls.

  • Pre-Prom Safety Demonstration: Conducted a mass-casualty incident (MCI) demonstration for high school students before prom.
  • Fire Safety Week: Participated in fire safety education activities.
  • School Field Day: Joined students and school staff for field day activities.
  • Community Celebrations: Participated in Trunk or Treat, Santa’s arrival, and the Pioneer parade.
  • Event Standby Coverage: Provided standby support for the Pioneer fireworks celebration and numerous sporting events.
  • Participated in the annual Fourth of July water fight.

Thank You, Saint David

Thank you to our volunteers, their families, our neighboring agencies, and the residents of Saint David for supporting the District throughout 2025. Your time, dedication, and support help make our emergency response, training, and community programs possible.

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