Indiana

Statewide incident profile · 2020–2024

2,828,854
5-Year Incidents
918
Departments
93
Counties
6.8M
Population
Data disclaimer: Based on the NFIRS Public Data Release (2020-2024). NFIRS is voluntarily reported and may not include all departments or incidents. Some departments have missing years or incomplete records. Totals shown reflect data as submitted and may not represent complete activity.

Incident Composition (2020–2024)

EMS / Rescue
1,881,255 (66.5%)
Good Intent
351,079 (12.4%)
False Alarms
204,851 (7.2%)
Service Calls
172,994 (6.1%)
Fire
113,793 (4%)

Summary

565,771
Avg Incidents / Year
66.5%
EMS Share
4%
Fire Share
7.2%
False Alarm Rate
+32.3%
5-Year Trend
Fulton
Busiest County
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County Population Departments 5-Year Incidents Incidents / 1K / Yr EMS %
Fulton 20,480 8 401,024 3,916.3 66%
Marion 977,041 53 211,219 43.2 67.7%
St. Joseph 272,680 19 195,553 143.4 73%
Lake 498,479 24 183,617 73.7 61.3%
Allen 385,219 16 129,034 67.0 46.7%
Hamilton 347,343 10 113,924 65.6 67.4%
Hendricks 172,437 11 101,155 117.3 68%
Johnson 161,668 13 99,940 123.6 71.8%
Elkhart 206,994 15 86,004 83.1 72.4%
Vigo 106,114 15 78,462 147.9 68.2%
Porter 173,161 17 76,084 87.9 68.3%
Delaware 111,870 12 75,315 134.6 77.1%
Tippecanoe 186,025 12 69,752 75.0 68%
Vanderburgh 180,120 7 65,177 72.4 60.4%
Hancock 79,788 10 47,731 119.6 71%
LaPorte 112,304 20 44,968 80.1 72.6%
Wayne 66,531 14 43,854 131.8 76.5%
Madison 130,062 13 43,063 66.2 61.5%
Morgan 71,729 11 41,200 114.9 74.2%
Bartholomew 82,160 12 37,543 91.4 67.9%
Clark 120,950 11 34,613 57.2 59.4%
Howard 83,653 7 31,718 75.8 69.2%
Shelby 45,055 8 27,146 120.5 73.9%
Floyd 80,437 7 26,622 66.2 63.5%
Monroe 139,535 8 26,401 37.8 59.9%
Boone 70,777 9 26,121 73.8 64%
Kosciusko 80,193 15 25,026 62.4 62.4%
Wabash 30,942 10 22,169 143.3 82.9%
Grant 66,634 15 21,753 65.3 64.4%
Knox 36,280 14 16,977 93.6 58.7%
Putnam 36,701 14 16,725 91.1 50%
Lawrence 44,976 14 16,378 72.8 65.4%
Steuben 34,413 8 16,122 93.7 50.9%
White 24,684 9 15,568 126.1 78.4%
Warrick 63,877 10 15,229 47.7 58.4%
Jackson 46,428 10 13,752 59.2 76.3%
Henry 48,893 18 13,645 55.8 52.5%
Noble 47,434 7 13,437 56.7 63.9%
Huntington 36,617 7 12,142 66.3 76.3%
DeKalb 43,222 9 11,129 51.5 54.1%
Brown 15,475 6 11,055 142.9 38.6%
Montgomery 37,923 10 11,004 58.0 66.9%
Randolph 24,502 10 10,780 88.0 81.1%
Fayette 23,396 4 10,366 88.6 80%
Cass 37,854 11 9,928 52.5 65.7%
Posey 25,205 9 9,785 77.6 73.9%
Greene 30,764 13 9,784 63.6 68.2%
Decatur 26,440 9 9,025 68.3 58%
Whitley 34,144 10 8,966 52.5 63.3%
Miami 35,962 7 8,956 49.8 70.7%
Ripley 28,944 12 8,898 61.5 66.4%
LaGrange 40,441 8 8,107 40.1 61.9%
Vermillion 15,439 10 7,933 102.8 79%
Clay 26,463 8 7,881 59.6 56.6%
Harrison 39,636 7 7,835 39.5 73.7%
Spencer 19,789 10 7,658 77.4 68.6%
Gibson 33,008 15 7,378 44.7 82.2%
Jennings 27,585 6 7,136 51.7 65.2%
Tipton 15,348 6 6,825 88.9 68.8%
Orange 19,861 9 6,575 66.2 73%
Dubois 43,629 12 6,556 30.1 71.4%
Daviess 33,361 10 6,267 37.6 56.5%
Jay 20,478 7 5,992 58.5 73.6%
NA 1 5,650 71.7%
Adams 35,787 5 4,979 27.8 58.9%
Marshall 46,062 8 4,926 21.4 58.2%
Parke 16,156 8 4,809 59.5 66.9%
Clinton 33,183 8 4,447 26.8 59.4%
Newton 13,806 6 4,412 63.9 65.9%
Rush 16,749 7 4,002 47.8 77.3%
Wells 28,178 8 3,925 27.9 61.2%
Pulaski 12,514 5 3,808 60.9 73%
Dearborn 50,661 12 3,658 14.4 45.6%
Owen 21,316 11 3,539 33.2 60.9%
Blackford 12,110 2 3,451 57.0 61.5%
Washington 28,144 7 3,273 23.3 55.8%
Starke 23,365 6 3,242 27.8 57.5%
Fountain 16,462 7 3,105 37.7 63.6%
Scott 24,384 7 2,970 24.4 75.1%
Jefferson 33,067 9 2,907 17.6 34%
Carroll 20,289 7 2,699 26.6 54.4%
Pike 12,239 5 2,426 39.6 70.5%
Crawford 10,515 4 2,367 45.0 72.8%
Sullivan 20,808 10 2,288 22.0 66.2%
Benton 8,719 6 2,216 50.8 60.2%
Jasper 32,881 5 1,954 11.9 37.1%
Martin 9,780 5 1,878 38.4 64.5%
Warren 8,438 4 1,240 29.4 68.4%
Franklin 22,784 8 794 7.0 57.6%
Switzerland 9,726 6 767 15.8 66.8%
Ohio 5,935 1 663 22.3 29.9%
Perry 19,166 8 419 4.4 9.5%
Union 7,087 1 58 1.6 53.4%
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