The Saskatoon Fire Department showcased the increased needs and response seen in the city as part of its year in review.
The 2023 Saskatoon Fire Department Year in Review was brought forward to this week’s environment, utilities and corporate services committee meeting and showcased the increased calls and response fire crews have been contending with.SFD said that this a 15 per cent increase in calls compared to 2022 and a 57 per cent increase in calls compared to 2019.
The report also highlighted that among the top 10 types of EMS calls there were increases across the board compared to 2022.‘Treating people like adults’: Ford dismisses raising drinking age to 21 in OntarioIt was also noted that 15,697 discarded needles were collected last year. The report delved into the Overdose Outreach Team, noting that on top of the referrals to Mental Health and Addictions Services as well as housing services, naloxone training and consultations, 941 naloxone kits were distributed around Saskatoon.
When looking at fires in the city, the report said that $80.48 million worth of property and infrastructure caught fire last year. It added that $7.75 million was lost due to fire damage.B.C. boy identified as victim of fatal Edmonton dog attack
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