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National run survey; Part 4.(FIRE SERVICE STATISTICS)(Survey)

Firehouse Magazine

| September 01, 2008 | Neroulas, Elizabeth; Roche, Kevin | COPYRIGHT 2008 Cygnus Business Media. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

For the 27th year, the career fire service takes to the pages of Firehouse Magazine to share and compare statistics about company and department activity levels, funding, staffing and pay. A total of 271 fire departments took part in this year's survey, representing 45 states, the District of Columbia and 7 Canadian provinces. The departments represented in this latest survey protect 78,297,462 people, and they have budgets totaling more than $12 billion (budgets are listed in millions of dollars). They provide this service with 3,860 engine companies, 1,380 ladder companies, 1,559 ambulances and numerous other specialized units. They responded to 1,829,199 fire calls, 7,236,854 EMS calls and 10,412,376 total calls last year.

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Scott Miller 
Pay Scales & Staffing 2007 
 
DEPARTMENT                           FF   FF TOP   MEDIC    MEDIC 
                                   START    PAY    START   TOP PAY 
                                    PAY            PAY 
 
Anniston, AL                      28,110  42,000  31,000   44,000 
Birmingham, AL                    32,988  49,691  36,046   54,660 
Decatur, AL                       32,001  49,350  32,001   59,350 
Dothan, AL                        29,452  45,094  32,102   49,152 
Florence, AL                      26,126  30,737      NA       NA 
Tuscaloosa, AL                    38,475  51,054  41,725   54,304 
Chandler, AZ                      41,164  58,240  47,338   64,414 
Gilbert, AZ                       43,565  60,990  48,965   66,390 
Glendale, AZ                      40,126  59,284      NA       NA 
Maricopa, AZ                      47,000  63,000  52,231   68,531 
Mesa, AZ                          43,846  59,114  52,628   65,649 
Scottsdale, AZ                    44,349  62,054  49,749   67,454 
Surprise, AZ                      46,300  60,948  51,978   66,626 
Tempe, AZ                         40,160  59,838  52,433   65,822 
Tucson, AZ                        41,845  54,833  41,845   63,568 
Anaheim, CA                       70,000  86,000  80,000   96,000 
Apple Valley, CA                  42,612  54,552  48,612   60,552 
Auburn, CA                        42,000  51,600      NA       NA 
Bakersfield, CA                   50,011  65,961  50,011   65,961 
Camp Roberts, CA                  42,468  51,024      NA       NA 
Contra Costa County, CA           68,530  83,299  75,364   91,606 
El Cajon, CA                      51,688  62,928  58,269   71,024 
Fresno, CA                        54,672  69,732      NA       NA 
Hemet, CA                         49,692  66,744      NA       NA 
Long Beach, CA                    51,680  71,113  56,403   82,774 
Los Angeles City, CA              51,824  75,690  51,824   89,116 
Los Angeles County, CA            55,330  80,882  65,110   95,181 
Modesto, CA                       51,580  62,697  53,643       NA 
Mountain Ranch, CA                29,000  39,000      NA       NA 
Ontario, CA                       54,911  66,744  69,226   81,059 
Pasadena, CA                      61,268  70,965  72,068   82,868 
Redding, CA                       47,786  58,065      NA       NA 
Salinas, CA                       62,436  79,704  70,241   89,667 
San Francisco, CA                 65,806  92,092      NA  106,418 
San Luis Obispo, CA               50,882  69,420  59,212   77,750 
Santa Cruz City, CA               60,708  81,252  68,832   89,376 
Santa Rosa, CA                    63,516  76,248  69,867   83,872 
Seaside, CA                       55,637  70,794      NA       NA 
Somerset, CA                      50,400  53,496  54,000   57,289 
Stockton, CA                      49,668  74,076  54,113   82,224 
Vacaville, CA                     75,674  91,982  85,133  103,479 
Watsonville, CA                   49,464  66,288      NA       NA 
Adams County, CO                  34,500  58,349  40,500   58,477 
Arvada, CO                        42,197  65,013      NA       NA 
Aurora, CO                        41,585  65,183  67,015   71,706 
Boulder, CO                       47,939  62,193      NA       NA 
Colorado Springs, CO              42,552  60,576  54,420   68,892 
Denver, CO                        41,406  64,008      NA       NA 
Grand Junction, CO                44,340  53,772  47,112   56,532 
Jefferson County, CO              29,536  60,825  44,745   66,034 
Longmont, CO                      41,844  56,088  58,080   62,316 
Union Colony, Greeley, CO         41,355  57,974  43,945   60,292 
Westminster, CO                   35,796  61,193  51,389   65,783 
Bridgeport, CT                    39,254  51,460      NA       NA 
Danbury, CT                       48,843  60,272      NA       NA 
Fairfield, CT                     51,084  87,690      NA       NA 
Hartford, CT                      50,336  60,736      NA       NA 
Meriden, CT                       43,047  58,116  44,947   59,601 
New Britain, CT                   47,762  52,549      NA       NA 
New Haven, CT                     37,000  60,687  37,000   60,687 
Norwalk, CT                       45,355      NA      NA       NA 
Stamford, CT                      41,753  64,017      NA       NA 
Waterbury, CT                     45,401  56,431      NA       NA 
Washington, DC                    44,302  78,681  48,732   83,111 
Clearwater, FL                    35,323      NA  42,387       NA 
Deltona, FL                       32,559  37,673  39,129   64,243 
Estero, FL                        46,016  61,714  54,986   70,714 
Fort Lauderdale, FL               49,229  67,000  54,599   74,135 
Fort Walton Beach, FL             28,859  49,760  32,659   53,560 
Gainesville, FL                   38,615  54,060  42,090   58,925 
Hollywood, FL                     36,679  56,065  43,798   61,885 
Melbourne, FL                     33,633  48,758  35,785   51,830 
Miami-Dade County, FL             35,743  64,303  54,426   81,064 
Naples, FL                        38,792  60,782  43,792   64,782 
Ocala, FL                         30,128  48,203  34,727   55,068 
Orange County, FL                 36,583  59,332  41,253   64,002 
Panama City, FL                   27,392  35,102      NA       NA 
Pensacola, FL                     22,903  54,298      NA       NA 
St. Lucie County, FL              36,114  58,908  43,400   71,671 
Sanford, FL                       34,674  53,227  35,793   54,944 
Sarasota County, FL               34,986  60,024  42,486   67,524 
Tarpon Springs, FL                34,549  50,258  42,437   59,127 
Tavares, FL                       35,468  42,311  42,311   49,155 
Titusville, FL                    36,109  45,136  41,359   52,386 
Winter Park, FL                   36,707  58,769  41,578   66,509 
Albany, GA                        31,000  40,000      NA       NA 
Athens-Clarke County, GA          30,955  46,433      NA       NA 
Atlanta, GA                       34,564  49,571      NA       NA 
Columbus, GA                      29,590  45,025  32,662   49,699 
DeKalb County, GA                 30,636  55,944  34,428   62,856 
Honolulu, HI                      40,524  55,440      NA       NA 
Des Moines, IA                    44,895  56,169  51,625   63,258 
Newton, IA                        34,776  48,036  35,484   48,732 
Sioux City, IA                    40,119  54,820      NA       NA 
Coeur D'Alene, ID                 38,031  53,523  44,991   60,483 
Aurora, IL                        44,001  71,954  48,318   76,271 
Chicago, IL                       45,732  79,092  45,732   79,092 
Crystal Lake, IL                  47,333  69,842  47,333   69,842 
Decatur, IL                       45,192  57,672      NA       NA 
Elgin, IL                         50,993  67,966  51,313   68,286 
Franklin Park, IL                 47,880  66,073  33,000   39,000 
Joliet IL                         48,972  78,764  54,115   84,091 
McHenry, IL                       42,000  42,000  47,800   47,800 
Niles, IL                         54,021  74,203  54,021   74,203 
Bloomington, IN                   35,000  55,000      NA       NA 
Carmel, IN                        47,898  57,295  51,898   61,295 
Indianapolis, IN                  38,876  50,810  41,776   53,710 
Muncie, IN                        42,220  49,270      NA       NA 
South Bend, IN                    35,535  50,075  40,535   55,075 
Westfield, IN                     36,924  46,441  39,000   47,577 
Kansas City, KS                   32,651  61,675  37,544   61,675 
Lawrence, KS                      36,295  51,284  43,284   59,746 
Olathe, KS                        35,100  62,940  41,292   66,018 
Overland Park, KS                 37,476  64,392  37,476   64,392 
Wichita, KS                       34,351  48,537  35,260   49,447 
Hebron, KY                        42,438  51,681  48,339   58,068 
Lafayette, LA                     21,996   2,132      NA       NA 
New Orleans, LA                   25,508  35,711      NA       NA 
St George FPD, LA                 25,304  51,529      NA       NA 
Shreveport, LA                    31,242      NA      NA       NA 
Brockton, MA                      34,000  53,000  35,500   54,500 
Cambridge, MA                     48,000  70,000  49,300   71,300 
Fitchburg, MA                     39,777  44,109  42,644   46,976 
Kingston, MA                      41,133  49,205  44,720   52,793 
Pittsfield, MA                    35,000   80000      NA       NA 
Somerville, MA                    47,430  56,934      NA       NA 
Anne Arundel County, MD           35,022  65,838  41,523   76,285 
Baltimore County, MD              33,433  73,126  33,433   87,363 
Hagerstown, MD                    36,712  56,826      NA       NA 
Prince George's County, MD        38,880  67,624      NA       NA 
Portland, ME                      28,195  42,260  29,755   43,820 
Flint, MI                         27,890  56,670  32,000   60,810 
Lansing, MI                       38,600  56,300  41,495   60,523 
Pontiac, MI                       29,600  44,762  29,600   48,714 
Royal Oak, MI                     38,661  55,225  41,753   59,643 
Saginaw, MI                       32,330  ...
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