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2025 Incidents |
Jan | 96 |
Feb | 73 |
Mar | 47 |
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Total | 216 |
2024 Incidents |
Jan | 74 |
Feb | 69 |
Mar | 74 |
Apr | 74 |
May | 57 |
Jun | 81 |
Jul | 122 |
Aug | 75 |
Sep | 92 |
Oct | 93 |
Nov | 72 |
Dec | 59 |
Total | 942 |
Past Incidents |
2024 | 942 |
2023 | 702 |
2022 | 737 |
2021 | 565 |
2020 | 621 |
2019 | 798 |
2017 | 965 |
2016 | 960 |
2015 | 906 |
2014 | 963 |
2013 | 992 |
2012 | 1015 |
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San Leon Fire Responded to a Fireworks Stand on Fire
Engineer JEFF PITTMAN, March 18
San Leon Fire was dispatched to a reported fireworks stand on fire in the 2200 block of E. Bayshore Dr. Upon the arrival of the FD a fire on the outside of the stand was discovered. Engine 1 stretched an attack line and quickly extinguished the fire. Tanker 1 supported Engine 1 with an additional water supply. ... (Full Story & Photos)
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San Leon Fire Responded To A Reported Fire Outside
Engineer JEFF PITTMAN, March 13
San Leon Fire responded to a call regarding a resident burning construction materials. We quickly extinguished the fire and took the opportunity to educate the resident on what materials are safe and legal to burn.
As a reminder, only natural vegetation such as tree limbs, leaves, and brush may be burned—construction materials, treated wood, plastics, and other debris are prohibited and can pose ... (Full Story & Photos)
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San Leon Fire was Dispatched to a Fire Outside
Engineer JEFF PITTMAN, March 10
Early Morning Fire Response – Burn Safety Reminder
San Leon Fire was dispatched to an Early morning report of a fire outside. Upon arrival our crews discovered a bonfire that had gotten out of control and ignited three palm trees. Thankfully, our team arrived quickly and was able to extinguish the fire before it spread further.
We want to remind everyone that even a small fire can become dangerous ... (Full Story & Photos)
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San Leon Fire Responded to a MVA Involving a Golf Cart
Engineer JEFF PITTMAN, March 09
San Leon Fire responded to a motor vehicle accident involving a golf cart. Upon arrival, they found a passenger trapped beneath the overturned cart. Our team acted swiftly, extricating the individual, who was then promptly transported by medics for medical care. We wish them a speedy recovery.
This incident underscores the importance of golf cart safety, especially when operating on public roads ... (Full Story & Photos)
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San Leon Fire Responds to a Reported RV on Fire
Engineer JEFF PITTMAN, March 09
Fire Safety Reminder from San Leon VFD
San Leon Fire responded to a RV fire caused by an extension cord powering multiple items and a light placed too close to flammable materials. Fortunately, the fire was contained, but this is an important reminder about electrical and fire safety in your home or business.
🔥 Fire Safety Tips: ✅ Use extension cords only as a temporary solution, not for permanent ... (Full Story & Photos)
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San Leon Fire Calls For January 2025
Engineer JEFF PITTMAN, March 03
February Call Stats – San Leon VFD
Last month, our department responded to 73 calls, keeping our volunteers busy and ready to serve our community. Here’s a breakdown:
🚒 10 Fire Calls – Our team was on the front lines, from structure fires to outdoor blazes. 🚑 60 Rescue/EMS Calls – Most of our calls were medical-related, highlighting our role as first responders in critical situations. ⚠️ 1 Hazardous ... (Full Story & Photos)
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San Leon Fire Always Ready to Protect Our Community!
Engineer JEFF PITTMAN, March 03
After several large fires, our members came together to clean and inspect all of our large diameter hoses (LDH) to ensure it was ready for the next call. Maintaining our equipment is just as important as fighting fires; it’s how we stay prepared to protect San Leon when seconds count. We thank our dedicated volunteers who put in the time and effort to keep the community safe.
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🚨 Auto vs. Pedestrian Accident – A Reminder for Road Safety 🚲🚗
Engineer JEFF PITTMAN, February 24
The San Leon Volunteer Fire Department responded to an auto vs. bicyclist accident. Upon arrival, we found the bicyclist on the ground, bleeding but alert, oriented, and breathing. Thankfully, her injuries appeared to be minor, but she was transported to the hospital as a precaution.
This serves as an important reminder for both drivers and cyclists to stay vigilant on the road:
🚲 For Cyclists: ✅ ... (Full Story & Photos)
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