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By evening, police had logged 384 calls while fire services fielded 296 (about 211 of those medical assists). No multi-alarm fires so far on what's been a relatively mild Sunday.
Saturday was notably busy across both services, with police handling 575 calls—about 18 percent above their weekly average—while fire responded to 487 total incidents. Disorderlies and unknown trouble dominated the police log, and the evening peak around 9pm suggests the weekend social calendar was in full swing. A mainly sunny day with temperatures hovering around 10 degrees didn't seem to dampen activity, though it did set conditions for the 2-alarm highrise fire on George Street just after 11pm.
The week has tracked slightly above the 488-call daily average for police, with April so far sitting at 5,737 police calls and a steady stream of medical assists keeping fire services occupied at their typical 63 percent medical call ratio. Four multi-alarm fires in the last seven days is worth noting, though nothing out of character for spring in the city.
Saturday's police call volume spiked noticeably above the week's average, which is fairly common for weekends but still marks it as the busier end of the spectrum. Weekend nights remain predictably chaotic, and Saturday's 9pm peak aligns with the usual pattern of evening-into-night disturbances.
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2 AlarmHighrise Residential
Thirty-one units responded Saturday at 11:01pm to a 2-alarm highrise residential fire on George Street between Lane North Dundas East George and Gerrard Street East.
A322, A322, C30, C31, C32, C33, CMD30, CMD30C, FI28, FI30, HR332, HZ323, L312, L312, L315, L325, L325, L331, LA325, P311, P312, P313, P314, P322, P323, P324, P326, P332, P333, P334, S313 -
3 AlarmCommercial/Industrial
Sixty-seven units were dispatched Wednesday at 4:59am to a 3-alarm commercial/industrial fire on Shorncliffe Road between Newbridge Road and North Queen Street.
A333, A415, A421, A423, A423, A433, A441, BOX12, BOX12, C34, C40, C40, C40, C42, C42, C43, C43, C44, C6, C7, CMD30, CMD30C, HR332, HZ145, HZ323, LA111, LA231, LA325, LA325, LA421, LA421, P121, P333, P333, P345, P412, P415, P415, P415, P421, P422, P423, P431, P431, P432, P432, P433, P435, P435, P435, P442, P443, P443, P444, P444, P445, PF121, PL432, R346, R425, R434, R441, REHAB01, S445, S445, T1, T114 -
2 AlarmHighrise Residential
Early Wednesday morning at 1:45am, twenty units battled a 2-alarm highrise residential fire on Yonge Street between Holmes Avenue and Olive Avenue.
A113, A125, A135, C10, C11, C13, C14, CMD10, HR114, HZ145, LA111, P111, P112, P114, P116, P141, P143, R122, S143, T114
Incidents per Day (Police & Fire)
Hour of Day Distribution
Day of Week Distribution
Monthly Totals — 2026
Fire Call Breakdown YTD — Medical vs Other
Top Police Call Types Yesterday
| DISORDERLIES | 62 |
| UNKNOWN TROUBLE | 58 |
| PERSONAL INJURY COLLISION | 50 |
| SEE AMBULANCE | 49 |
| ASSAULT JUST OCCURRED | 32 |
| ARREST | 31 |
| HAZARD | 28 |
| PROPERTY DAMAGE COLLISION | 26 |
| IMPAIRED DRIVER | 23 |
| DISPUTE | 21 |
Top Fire Incident Types Yesterday
| MEDICAL | 289 |
| Alarm Single Source | 84 |
| Vehicle | 41 |
| Fire | 33 |
| Rescue | 14 |
| Check Call | 7 |
| Vehicle Fire | 5 |
| Natural Gas Leak | 4 |
| Hazmat Level 1 | 3 |
| Vehicle Accident | 2 |
Police Call Types YTD
Fire Incident Types YTD
Police Divisions — Last 30 Days
Fire Sub-Types YTD
Alarm Level Breakdown
Alarm Level Counts
| 1st Alarm | 53 |
| 2-Alarm | 92 |
| 3-Alarm | 5 |