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Fire Incidents in High Point, North Carolina (NC)

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This section offers an overview of all fire incidents in High Point, North Carolina (NC). We analyzed the annual National Fire Incident Reporting System (NFIRS) Public Data Release files provided by the U.S. Fire Administration's (USFA) National Fire Data Center (NFDC) to get this data. Please note, this isn't a fire census. The input from the fire departments may contain human error but the proportion of fire incidents reported to NFIRS is large enough to make reasonable interferences.

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Fire Incident Data for High Point, North Carolina (NC)

This page shows detailed fire incident data for High Point in North Carolina (NC). The data is sourced from NFIRS reports and shows incidents by cause and year.

Fire Incident Causes in High Point

StateCityCause2023202220212020
North Carolina (NC)High PointAct of nature1300
North Carolina (NC)High PointCause under investigation172131
North Carolina (NC)High PointCause undetermined after investigation4127169
North Carolina (NC)High PointCause11020
North Carolina (NC)High PointFailure of equipment or heat source211556
North Carolina (NC)High PointIntentional4919187
North Carolina (NC)High PointUnintentional145966711

Wildland Fire Incident Causes in High Point

StateCityCause2023202220212020
North Carolina (NC)High PointDebris0000
North Carolina (NC)High PointEquipment0000
North Carolina (NC)High PointIncendiary0000
North Carolina (NC)High PointMisuse of fire0010
North Carolina (NC)High PointNatural source0000
North Carolina (NC)High PointOpen/outdoor fire1000
North Carolina (NC)High PointOther cause0000
North Carolina (NC)High PointSmoking0000
North Carolina (NC)High PointStructure (exposure)0000
North Carolina (NC)High PointUndetermined1001

Arson Fire Incident Causes in High Point

StateCityCause2023202220212020
North Carolina (NC)High PointAttention/sympathy0000
North Carolina (NC)High PointAuto theft concealment1000
North Carolina (NC)High PointDomestic violence0000
North Carolina (NC)High PointFireplay/curiosity0000
North Carolina (NC)High PointInsurance fraud0010
North Carolina (NC)High PointIntimidation0000
North Carolina (NC)High PointOther motivation0001
North Carolina (NC)High PointPersonal1000
North Carolina (NC)High PointSuicide0000
North Carolina (NC)High PointThrills0000

Juvenile Arson Fire Incident Causes in High Point

StateCityCause2023202220212020
North Carolina (NC)High PointExtended family0000
North Carolina (NC)High PointFoster parents0000
North Carolina (NC)High PointNo Family Unit0000
North Carolina (NC)High PointOther family type0000
North Carolina (NC)High PointSingle parent family1200
North Carolina (NC)High PointTwo parent family0000
North Carolina (NC)High PointUnknown1000

Causes of Fire Incidents with Civilian Casualties in High Point

StateCityCause2023202220212020
North Carolina (NC)High PointDeath1100
North Carolina (NC)High PointLife threatening0000
North Carolina (NC)High PointMinor4203
North Carolina (NC)High PointModerate3201
North Carolina (NC)High PointSEVERITY OF INJURY0000
North Carolina (NC)High PointSevere0000
North Carolina (NC)High PointUndetermined1000

Causes of Fire Incidents with Fire Service Casualties in High Point

StateCityCause2023202220212020
North Carolina (NC)High PointDeath0000
North Carolina (NC)High PointLife threatening1100
North Carolina (NC)High PointMinor2200
North Carolina (NC)High PointModerate0210
North Carolina (NC)High PointSevere1000
North Carolina (NC)High PointUndetermined0000

Where is Fire Incident Data Coming From? NFIRS

The NFIRS is a reporting standard that fire departments use to uniformly report on the full range of their activities, from fire to emergency medical services (EMS) to equipment involved in the response.

Anyone analyzing the NFIRS data should note that NFIRS is neither a random sample nor a census of fire incidents or casualties in the United States. As such, the analyst may not accurately make estimates of total fires, fire losses, or fire casualties in the United States from NFIRS data alone. Similarly, statistical means (averages) or standard error measurements taken from NFIRS describe the population of fire incidents related to fire departments that participate in NFIRS but do not describe the population of fire incidents in the Nation as a whole. However, the proportion of fire incidents reported to NFIRS is large enough that reasonable inferences can be made that the proportions of fires in NFIRS are similar to the true national measurements.