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Pembroke Fire Department
 Community served: Pembroke, Mass. Department type: Mostly career firefighters Fire stations (department)1: 4 Fire stations (town): 4 Square miles (town): 23.5 Square miles per station (town): 5.9 [ See rankings ]1 Some communities have more than one fire department. |
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SUMMARY: On-time rate, building fires receiving a response within 6 minutes, 1986-2002: 87.9%[ See rankings ]
On-time rate, early years, 1986-1998: 88.3%
On-time rate, recent years, 1999-2002: 86.8% DETAILS:
| 1986-1998 | 1999-2002 | 1986-2002 | |
| Fires with on-time response |
151 | 46 | 197 |
| Fires with slower response |
20 | 7 | 27 |
| Total building fires studied |
171 | 53 | 224 |
Insurance companies use ratings from ISO, a New Jersey company, to help determine fire insurance premiums. ISO rates communities on a scale from 1 (best) to 10 (no protection). The ratings are based on the community's fire department, water supply, and dispatch communications. The ratings are not based at all on response times. The same scale of 1 to 10 is applied to the
effectiveness of building codes. In a split fire rating, such as 4/9, the second number applies to properties more than 1,000 feet from a hydrant.
ISO fire protection rating, Nov. 2004: 5 ISO building code rating, residential, Nov. 2004: 8 ISO building code rating, commercial, Nov. 2004: 8
Fire spending FY 2003 (town only): $1,957,297 Fire spending as percent of total budget, FY 1987 (town only): 6.3% Fire spending per capita, FY 1987, in 2003 dollars (town only): $88 Change in fire spending per capita, 1987-2003 (town only): 24.5% Change in other municipal spending per capita, 1987-2003, adjusted for inflation (town only): 54.7% Fire spending per housing unit, FY 2003 (town only): $340 Fire spending per square mile, FY 2003 (town only): $83,393
County: Plymouth Population, 2004 (estimate): 17,880 Occupied housing units, 2000: 5,750 Median family income, 1999: $74,985 Population growth, 1990-2000: 16.4% Population growth, 1980-1990: 4.8% Tax base (assessed value per capita), FY 2004: $107,723 Total assessed value, FY 2004: $1,926,114,049 Single-family tax rate, FY 2004: $11.74 About this data
