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All 50 states, plus DC and Puerto Rico. 3,222 counties and free risk profiles for 24,551 fire and EMS departments. Sort by population, life-safety loss, or FEMA disaster history.

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Alaska: 51 departments Alabama: 780 departments Arkansas: 763 departments Arizona: 212 departments California: 651 departments Colorado: 273 departments Connecticut: 230 departments District of Columbia: 6 departments Delaware: 67 departments Florida: 409 departments Georgia: 369 departments Hawaii: 6 departments Iowa: 716 departments Idaho: 201 departments Illinois: 1,028 departments Indiana: 593 departments Kansas: 467 departments Kentucky: 693 departments Louisiana: 409 departments Massachusetts: 366 departments Maryland: 246 departments Maine: 325 departments Michigan: 927 departments Minnesota: 714 departments Missouri: 678 departments Mississippi: 328 departments Montana: 274 departments North Carolina: 1,051 departments North Dakota: 313 departments Nebraska: 397 departments New Hampshire: 223 departments New Jersey: 696 departments New Mexico: 177 departments Nevada: 68 departments New York: 1,555 departments Ohio: 1,060 departments Oklahoma: 841 departments Oregon: 273 departments Pennsylvania: 1,701 departments Rhode Island: 59 departments South Carolina: 403 departments South Dakota: 275 departments Tennessee: 643 departments Texas: 1,442 departments Utah: 185 departments Virginia: 478 departments Vermont: 216 departments Washington: 363 departments Wisconsin: 718 departments West Virginia: 436 departments Wyoming: 77 departments
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Counts are departments with a published boundary in NERIS Public; districts that cross a state line are listed in both states.

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Abbr ▲ State ▲ Population ▲ Counties ▲ Depts ▲ Stations ▲ Life-Safety Loss ▼ 10-yr Disasters ▲ NRI Rating ▲
CA California 39.3M 58 651 3,851 $5.7B 651 Relatively High
TX Texas 30.2M 254 1,442 3,907 $4.7B 1607 Relatively High
IL Illinois 12.7M 102 1,028 2,089 $2.6B 277 Relatively High
WA Washington 7.8M 39 363 1,728 $1.9B 324 Relatively High
MO Missouri 6.2M 115 678 1,900 $1.7B 737 Relatively High
AZ Arizona 7.4M 15 212 722 $1.4B 62 Relatively High
FL Florida 22.4M 67 409 2,575 $1.3B 1272 Relatively Moderate
UT Utah 3.4M 29 185 427 $1.2B 98 Relatively Moderate
TN Tennessee 7.1M 95 643 1,803 $1.2B 831 Relatively Moderate
WI Wisconsin 5.9M 72 718 1,177 $1.1B 239 Relatively Moderate
PA Pennsylvania 13.0M 67 1,701 3,067 $985.1M 198 Relatively Moderate
NY New York 19.8M 62 1,555 2,998 $965.1M 306 Relatively Low
CO Colorado 5.9M 64 273 1,147 $956.2M 166 Relatively Moderate
MI Michigan 10.1M 83 927 1,894 $874.0M 245 Relatively Low
OK Oklahoma 4.0M 77 841 1,343 $833.9M 662 Relatively High
OR Oregon 4.3M 36 273 892 $830.7M 258 Relatively High
PR Puerto Rico 3.2M 78 0 85 $828.1M 0 Very Low
MN Minnesota 5.7M 87 714 1,043 $825.5M 390 Relatively Moderate
NC North Carolina 10.7M 100 1,051 2,514 $747.2M 1219 Relatively Moderate
GA Georgia 10.9M 159 369 1,856 $728.8M 1415 Relatively Moderate
KY Kentucky 4.5M 120 693 1,341 $727.5M 1370 Relatively High
IN Indiana 6.9M 92 593 1,436 $716.4M 416 Relatively Moderate
LA Louisiana 4.6M 64 409 1,741 $706.7M 1343 Relatively High
AR Arkansas 3.0M 75 763 1,577 $676.4M 593 Relatively High
AL Alabama 5.1M 67 780 1,699 $657.0M 564 Relatively High
OH Ohio 11.8M 88 1,060 1,622 $644.5M 242 Relatively Low
KS Kansas 2.9M 105 467 1,010 $641.4M 643 Relatively High
MT Montana 1.1M 56 274 546 $634.9M 246 Relatively High
SC South Carolina 5.3M 46 403 3,316 $632.3M 734 Relatively High
AK Alaska 735,706 30 51 268 $622.6M 128 Very High
NJ New Jersey 9.3M 21 696 1,631 $548.9M 125 Relatively Moderate
MS Mississippi 2.9M 82 328 1,232 $525.4M 789 Relatively High
NV Nevada 3.2M 17 68 318 $490.3M 85 Relatively Moderate
IA Iowa 3.2M 99 716 917 $464.8M 475 Relatively Moderate
VA Virginia 8.7M 133 478 1,413 $373.7M 785 Relatively Low
MD Maryland 6.2M 24 246 638 $320.4M 99 Relatively Low
NE Nebraska 2.0M 93 397 517 $309.8M 521 Relatively High
ID Idaho 1.9M 44 201 501 $305.4M 159 Relatively Moderate
SD South Dakota 907,428 66 275 375 $297.7M 438 Relatively High
WY Wyoming 582,397 23 77 273 $287.2M 65 Relatively High
ND North Dakota 784,841 53 313 356 $196.9M 299 Relatively High
MA Massachusetts 7.0M 14 366 1,229 $161.8M 59 Relatively Low
NM New Mexico 2.1M 33 177 789 $154.8M 111 Relatively Moderate
HI Hawaii 1.4M 5 6 117 $144.1M 49 Relatively High
WV West Virginia 1.8M 55 436 606 $122.5M 295 Relatively High
DC District of Columbia 681,294 1 6 42 $107.4M 5 Relatively Low
NH New Hampshire 1.4M 10 223 367 $107.0M 62 Relatively Moderate
ME Maine 1.4M 16 325 585 $92.9M 681 Relatively Low
CT Connecticut 3.6M 9 230 838 $86.1M 0 Relatively Moderate
DE Delaware 1.0M 3 67 105 $74.6M 12 Relatively Moderate
VT Vermont 647,106 14 216 298 $41.3M 155 Relatively Low
RI Rhode Island 1.1M 5 59 193 $27.1M 29 Relatively Low
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