First Due A/H Statistics & Rankings - 2020 & 2019

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MagicMan17

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Like I did last year, I have sorted through Signal73s map and ranked companies based on their first due workers.

(I will update for the companies who go to work the rest of the day and tomorrow)

Here is the actual link if you want a better look. Feel free to share with whoever you want to.
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FDNY First Due & A/H Statistics

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Last year there were a few typos, which members of the site noticed and reached out to me about which was very helpful. If anyone notices any typos feel free to DM me or post a comment. Also, I haven't done Staten Island yet, but I plan to in the soon future.

Happy New Years!
 
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MagicMan17 said:
Like I did last year, I have sorted through Signal73s map and ranked companies based on their first due workers.

(I will update for the companies who go to work the rest of the day and tomorrow)

Here is the actual link if you want a better look. Feel free to share with whoever you want to.
bit.ly

FDNY First Due & A/H Statistics

bit.ly bit.ly

Last year there were a few typos, which members of the site noticed and reached out to me about which was very helpful. If anyone notices any typos feel free to DM me or post a comment. Also, I haven't done Staten Island yet, but I plan to in the soon future.

Happy New Years!

Some interesting side notes -
A/H per boro:
Manhattan: 251 +51 from last year
Bronx: 287 +4 from last year
Brooklyn: 531 +45 from last year
Queens: 394 +29 from last year

Density of fire duty in whole Boro:
Manhattan: 10.99 (251 A/H in 22.82 mi²)
Bronx: 6.76 (287 A/H in 42.47 mi²)
Brooklyn: 7.64 (53 A/H in 69.5 mi²)
Queens: 3.64 (394 A/H in 108.1 mi²)
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Isn't Staten Island part of New York City?
 
I won't be able to map out any after 19:00 Wednesday and all day tomorrow

Unless I fire up the old lap top..might have to wait until Monday
 
MagicMan17 said:
Like I did last year, I have sorted through Signal73s map and ranked companies based on their first due workers.

(I will update for the companies who go to work the rest of the day and tomorrow)

Here is the actual link if you want a better look. Feel free to share with whoever you want to.
bit.ly

FDNY First Due & A/H Statistics

bit.ly bit.ly

Last year there were a few typos, which members of the site noticed and reached out to me about which was very helpful. If anyone notices any typos feel free to DM me or post a comment. Also, I haven't done Staten Island yet, but I plan to in the soon future.

Happy New Years!

Some interesting side notes -
A/H per boro:
Manhattan: 251 +51 from last year
Bronx: 287 +4 from last year
Brooklyn: 531 +45 from last year
Queens: 394 +29 from last year

Density of fire duty in whole Boro:
Manhattan: 10.99 (251 A/H in 22.82 mi²)
Bronx: 6.76 (287 A/H in 42.47 mi²)
Brooklyn: 7.64 (53 A/H in 69.5 mi²)
Queens: 3.64 (394 A/H in 108.1 mi²)
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Gr8 job with stats brother! Informative!
 
Great job. Just a comment, not saying it's wrong, but I can't believe 126 only had 14 first due fires.
 
Great work. Someone shared immediately to the big fire duty GroupMe.
Saw 113 posted twice with no 114. Thinking one was meant for Tally Ho?
 
kidfrmqns said:
Great job. Just a comment, not saying it's wrong, but I can't believe 126 only had 14 first due fires.
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Yea some of the numbers are pretty interesting. I wouldn't have thought 117 would go to as many as 1st due fires as they did - and a lot of the south queens companies did less this year than last if you compare their numbers.
 
city island had more 1st doe jobs than E67 in washington Heights?!?!?!?!? Either thats wrong oh fuck those hipsters for ruining the heights fire duty.
 
squarewheels said:
city island had more 1st doe jobs than E67 in washington Heights?!?!?!?!? Either thats wrong oh fuck those hipsters for ruining the heights fire duty.
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Unfortunately for 67, most of the fires in the 13th batt are 84 and 93 first due. 67 still catches decent work but yeah their area of the heights has been infiltrated with yuppies in recent years.
 
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