Top Hazards by Life-Safety Loss ($/yr)
Riverine Flooding
$727.9K
Department Rankings
Fire and EMS departments serving Monterey County. Click column headers to sort.
NRI Rating is from FEMA's National Risk Index, which measures community risk across 18 natural hazards using expected annual losses, social vulnerability, and community resilience. Life-Safety Loss uses FEMA's Value of Statistical Life ($13.7M per expected fatality) to estimate annual risk to human life.
Department boundaries and station counts are self-reported through NERIS Public and may not reflect current service areas. Population and Life-Safety Loss reflect each department's full jurisdiction. County-level risk metrics are computed from census tract data and are not affected by boundary accuracy. See full methodology.
| Department ▲ |
Est. Population ▲ |
Life-Safety Loss ▼ |
NRI Rating ▲ |
Stations ▲ |
| North County Fire Protection District |
431,700 |
$77.1M |
Relatively High |
6 |
| Correctional Training Facility Fire Department |
442,399 |
$60.1M |
Relatively High |
1 |
| California Forestry |
437,613 |
$59.5M |
Relatively High |
10 |
| Salinas Fire Department |
152,384 |
$24.1M |
Relatively High |
12 |
| Hollister Fire Department |
96,047 |
$20.0M |
Very High |
4 |
| San Benito County Fire Department |
96,047 |
$20.0M |
Very High |
1 |
| Santa Cruz County Fire Department |
58,385 |
$16.3M |
Very High |
1 |
| North County Fire Protection District Of Monterey County |
161,121 |
$15.3M |
Relatively High |
6 |
| Monterey County Regional Fire District |
78,206 |
$10.6M |
Very High |
13 |
| Pajaro Valley Fire Protection District |
21,581 |
$7.7M |
Very High |
1 |
| Aromas Tri-County Fire Protection District |
22,393 |
$5.8M |
Very High |
1 |
| South Monterey County Fire Protection District |
27,516 |
$5.4M |
Very High |
2 |
| Monterey Fire Department |
46,430 |
$3.8M |
Relatively Moderate |
11 |
| City Of Seaside Fire Department |
31,264 |
$3.2M |
Relatively Moderate |
2 |
| Greenfield Fire Department |
29,996 |
$2.9M |
Relatively High |
2 |
| Big Sur Volunteer Fire Brigade |
6,692 |
$2.7M |
Very High |
4 |
| Fort Hunter Liggett Army Fire & Emergency Services |
6,692 |
$2.7M |
Very High |
1 |
| Mission Soledad Rural Fire Protection District |
37,795 |
$2.7M |
Relatively High |
0 |
| King City Fire Department |
16,582 |
$2.4M |
Very High |
1 |
| City Of Soledad Fire Department |
28,061 |
$2.2M |
Relatively Moderate |
1 |
| Cachagua Fire Protection District |
11,905 |
$2.1M |
Very High |
3 |
| Gonzales Volunteer Fire Department |
13,483 |
$2.0M |
Very High |
1 |
| Marina Fire Department |
16,217 |
$1.9M |
Relatively High |
8 |
| Cypress Fire Protection District |
10,173 |
$898.6K |
Very High |
1 |
| Carmel Highlands Fire Protection District |
3,770 |
$561.2K |
Relatively High |
1 |
| Mid-Coast Fire Brigade |
1,741 |
$401.3K |
Relatively High |
1 |
| Pebble Beach Fire Department |
3,518 |
$237.8K |
Relatively Moderate |
0 |
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