Operational Statistics – 2026
Fires – January 2026
Services – January 2026
2025
3,139 Services Provided
In 2025, emergency incidents increased significantly, resulting in a higher demand for fire, medical and rescue services throughout the city.
2024
2,554 Services Provided
In 2024 we exceeded expectations, responding to fires, medical emergencies and high-risk incidents.
2023
1,710 Services Provided
During 2023, the institution focused heavily on grass fires, rescues and emergency response.
Growing Emergency Demand
Operational Growth Analysis · 2023 – 2025
Between 2023 and 2025, emergency service requests increased by 83.6%. This sustained growth reflects a continuous rise in fires, medical emergencies, rescues, traffic accidents and high-risk incidents across the city.
+49.4%
Increase from 2023 to 2024
+22.9%
Increase from 2024 to 2025
+83.6%
Total growth in just two years
This upward trend highlights the growing pressure on emergency response systems. It reinforces the importance of prevention, community awareness, adequate resources, continuous training and institutional support to maintain effective and timely response.
Emergency response grows with the city — preparedness must grow with it.