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2020 Incidents
Month Fire Medical Total
Jan 22 21 43
Feb 17 17 34
Mar 12 09 21
Apr 18 22 40
May 14 14 28
Jun 14 20 34
Jul 29 21 50
Aug 21 18 39
Sep 18 12 30
Oct 38 23 61
Nov 21 14 35
Dec 14 18 32
Total 238 209 447

2021 Incidents
Month Fire Medical Total
Jan 11 18 29
Feb 16 20 36
Mar 13 18 31
Apr 12 27 39
May 20 23 43
Jun 12 13 25
Jul 18 27 45
Aug 14 22 36
Sep 10 32 42
Oct 14 9 23
Nov 23 21 44
Dec 10 26 36
Total 173 256 429

2022 Incidents
Month Fire Medical Total
Jan 14 26 40
Feb 16 16 32
Mar 18 28 46
Apr 9 28 37
May 16 24 40
Jun 29 23 52
Jul 13 19 32
Aug 12 18 30
Sep 21 27 48
Oct 10 29 39
Nov 15 20 35
Dec 13 24 37
Total 186 282 468

2023 Incidents
Month Fire Medical Total
Jan 14 27 41
Feb 15 22 37
Mar 16 19 35
Apr 16 15 31
May 14 14 28
Jun 21 13 34
Jul 16 24 40
Aug 37 26 63
Sep 11 28 39
Oct 23 24 47
Nov 31 14 45
Dec 27 30 57

2024 Incidents
Month Fire Medical Total
Jan 18 31 49
Feb 27 18 45
Mar 25 19 44
Apr 15 15 30
May 26 20 46
Jun 16 28 44
Jul 22 25 47
Aug 18 32 50
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Year Fire Medical Total
2018 214 197 411
2019 202 193 395
2020 238 209 447
2021 173 256 429
2022 186 282 468
2023 241 256 497

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Benfield Sanitation Fire
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By Captain Micheal Johnson
August 29, 2018

On August 29, 2018 at 23:51 Monticello, Trinity and Stony Point Fire Departments were dispatched to a structure fire at 282 Scotts Creek Road at Benfield Sanitation Services. Upon arrival units found heavy fire conditions to the maintenance shop. Immediately fire attack began with multiple hand lines utilizing personnel from all three departments. Due to heavy fire conditions two different water systems were used to provide the necessary water to extinguish the fire. This required a water haul operation utilizing multiple tankers from varies surrounding departments. The fire was contained to the maintenance shop and did not damage the office area. At 01:20 the fire was brought under control. The building was unoccupied at the time of the fire and there were no injuries to civilians nor firefighters. Extensive overhaul took most of the night. The fire remains under investigation by the Iredell County Fire Marshal Office. Damages are estimated over 1 million dollars. We would like to thank the following departments that responded their personnel and or tankers: Trinity, Stony Point, West Iredell, Ebenezer, Cool Springs, Central, Wilkes Iredell, County Line, Harmony, Union Grove, Sheffield-Callahan, and Lone Hickory. As with any structure fire we received support from the following: Iredell County Rescue Squad, Iredell County EMS, Iredell County Mobile Air Response Team, these agencies support the fire departments operation. A special thanks to the Monticello Fire Department and Stony Point Auxiliary for responding with drink and food for responders. Photos courtesy of Shannon Goodman.


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