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How often do fires happen in your ZIP code, and how fast does FDNY get there?NYC fire response times by ZIP code

Structure fires and FDNY arrival times for every New York City ZIP code, 2023 to 2025.

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Your result shows here: how many fires per resident, how fast FDNY arrives, and where your ZIP stands against the rest of the city.

How it works

How it works. FDNY dispatch records for every structure fire, 2023 to 2025, counted by ZIP code, per 10,000 residents (Census ACS 2020 to 2024). Arrival time is the middle value from FDNY creating the incident to the first unit on scene, valid records only. It leaves out the 911 call itself, about half a minute.

Checked. Our July 2024 to June 2025 average is 4:35.6. The Mayor's Management Report says 4:35.

Past averages, not a prediction or a safety rating for any building. In an emergency, call 911. Not affiliated with FDNY or the City of New York. Data: NYC Open Data, FDNY Fire Incident Dispatch Data, updated October 5, 2026.

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Every NYC ZIP code, City Council district and community district side by side, the boroughs against each other, and what the numbers show. Tap a ZIP to see it on the map, or a district to open its one-page report.

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Ranks include ZIP codes with at least 20 structure fires and 10 valid arrival times, 2023 to 2025. Rates are per 10,000 residents a year (Census ACS). Typical arrival is the middle value. Patterns between two numbers are not proof that one causes the other. * Fewer than 10,000 residents, or the ZIP crosses into Nassau County, so its rate is rough. Districts: City Council districts use the 2023 lines, community districts are the 59 NYC Planning districts, and district residents come from the 2020 Census (NYC Planning). Parks and airports that sit outside any community district are left out.