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By mid-afternoon Thursday, police had logged 64 calls while fire responded to 47 (35 medical assists among them). No significant fires to report so far.
Wednesday brought 470 police calls and 513 fire calls, with the latter dominated by medical assists—a routine distribution. Disorderlies, collisions, and assaults topped the police roster, while fire's workload was predictably weighted toward medical dispatch work. Clear skies and mild temperatures didn't deter the usual mix of urban incidents.
Police are running slightly below the weekly average at 540 calls per day, having logged 3,780 over the last seven days and 12,717 so far this month. Fire's medical-assist-heavy workload continues as expected, with disorderlies and collisions maintaining their positions as police staples and personal injury collisions showing no signs of abating.
Nothing unusual at dispatch level, though three 2+ alarm residential fires in seven days bears watching—the most recent was a highrise response at Thorncliffe Park on Saturday evening.
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2 AlarmResidential
Thirty-one units responded Wednesday at 2:06pm to a 2-alarm residential fire on Spencer Avenue between Springhurst Avenue and surrounding streets. The response involved multiple Toronto Fire Service divisions to bring the incident under control.
C30, C33, C34, C40, C42, C6, CMD30, CMD30C, HZ323, L315, L331, L426, LA325, LA421, P314, P315, P331, P332, P334, P342, P343, P344, P344, P345, P423, P426, R325, R341, R346, S313, T333 -
2 AlarmResidential
On Haddon Avenue between South Edgely Avenue and South Woodrow Boulevard, thirty-four units were dispatched Tuesday at 5:32pm to a 2-alarm residential fire. Firefighters worked to contain the blaze across the affected property.
A221, A233, A322, A322, C20, C22, C23, C32, CMD30, CMD30C, HZ145, L226, L226, LA231, P125, P221, P222, P222, P224, P225, P225, P226, P226, P232, P233, P233, P234, P242, P326, R223, R223, R235, S232, SUP7 -
2 AlarmHighrise Residential
Early Saturday evening at 6:17pm a 2-alarm highrise residential fire on Thorncliffe Park Drive between R.V. Burgess Park Trail and Overlea Boulevard drew twenty-three units to the scene. Toronto Fire Service personnel responded to the multi-storey structure fire.
A125, A221, A322, C13, C30, C31, C32, CMD30, CMD30C, HR332, HZ145, L226, LA325, P125, P135, P221, P222, P224, P311, P321, P323, R235, S313
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 | 47 |
| PERSONAL INJURY COLLISION | 42 |
| ASSAULT JUST OCCURRED | 38 |
| ARREST | 37 |
| SEE AMBULANCE | 32 |
| UNKNOWN TROUBLE | 27 |
| PROPERTY DAMAGE COLLISION | 23 |
| ASSAULT | 22 |
| HAZARD | 19 |
| DISPUTE | 18 |
Top Fire Incident Types Yesterday
| MEDICAL | 333 |
| Alarm Single Source | 91 |
| Vehicle | 31 |
| Fire | 25 |
| Rescue | 10 |
| Check Call | 9 |
| Vehicle Accident | 3 |
| Hazmat Level 1 | 2 |
| Water Problem | 2 |
| Alarm Highrise Residential | 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 | 145 |
| 2-Alarm | 276 |
| 3-Alarm | 13 |
| 4-Alarm | 1 |
| 5-Alarm | 1 |