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Tactical Assessment Tactical Assessment Dates: 01/04/2010 - 31/01/2011 Councils: Glasgow City Wards: Springburn Ward Incident Analysis Ward Council Ward as % of Council Population 24316 577869 4.2% Dwellings 13739 299251 4.6% Incidents 737 15892 4.6% Casualties 28 384 7.3% Fire 8 156 5.1% RTC 17 154 11% Other 3 74 4.1% Fatalities 1 33 3% Fire 0 9 % RTC 1 6 16.7% Other 0 18 % Dwelling Fires: Accidental Top 10 Accidental Dwelling Fire Locations Street Incident Count CHARLES ST, ., GLASGOW 6 PINKSTON DR, ., GLASGOW 6 BALGRAYHILL RD, ., GLASGOW 4 PETERSHILL DR, ., GLASGOW 3 ROYSTON SQ, ., GLASGOW 3 ROSEMOUNT ST, ., GLASGOW 2 ST JOSEPHS CRT, ., GLASGOW 2 BROOMFIELD RD, SPRINGBURN, GLASGOW 1 CARBROOK ST, ., GLASGOW 1 CARRON PL, ., GLASGOW 1 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 41 Tactical Assessment | Version: Draft | Page 1 of 7 | Executed: 21/02/2011 13:55:33 Tactical Assessment Dwelling Fires: Deliberate Top 10 Deliberate Dwelling Fire Locations Street Incident Count PINKSTON DR, ., GLASGOW 2 ROSEMOUNT ST, ., GLASGOW 2 CHARLES ST, ., GLASGOW 1 ECCLES ST, ., GLASGOW 1 ELMVALE ROW, ., GLASGOW 1 LENZIE TERR, ., GLASGOW 1 PETERSHILL DR, ., GLASGOW 1 ROYSTON RD, ., GLASGOW 1 THARSIS ST, ., GLASGOW 1 YOUNG TERR, ., GLASGOW 1 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 12 Non Domestic Fires: Accidental Top 10 Accidental Non Domestic Fire Locations Street Incident Count BALORNOCK RD, ., GLASGOW 3 STOBHILL RD, BALORNOCK, GLASGOW 2 BLOCHAIRN RD, ., GLASGOW 1 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 6 Non Domestic Fires: Deliberate Top 10 Deliberate Non Domestic Fire Locations Street Incident Count ANGUS ST, ., GLASGOW 1 BALORNOCK RD, ., GLASGOW 1 DYKEMUIR ST, ., GLASGOW 1 TIREE ST, ., GLASGOW 1 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 4 Tactical Assessment | Version: Draft | Page 2 of 7 | Executed: 21/02/2011 13:55:33 Tactical Assessment Vehicle Fires: Accidental Top 10 Accidental Vehicle Fire Locations Street Incident Count .n/a, .n/a, .n/a 1 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 1 Vehicle Fires: Deliberate Top 10 Deliberate Vehicle Fire Locations Street Incident Count AYR ST, ., GLASGOW 2 ASHVALE CRES, ., GLASGOW 1 CARRON CRES, ., GLASGOW 1 COWLAIRS RD, ., GLASGOW 1 CRICHTON PL, ., GLASGOW 1 CRICHTON ST, ., GLASGOW 1 EDGEFAULD RD, ., GLASGOW 1 FORESTHALL DR, SPRINGBURN, GLASGOW 1 FOYERS TERR, ., GLASGOW 1 HUNTINGDON SQ, ., GLASGOW 1 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 20 Rubbish Fires Top 10 Rubbish Fire Locations Street Incident Count ROYSTON RD, ., GLASGOW 10 FOUNTAINWELL DR, ., GLASGOW 6 CHRISTOPHER ST, ., GLASGOW 4 EDGEFAULD RD, ., GLASGOW 4 AVONSPARK ST, ., GLASGOW 3 BALGRAYHILL RD, ., GLASGOW 3 BARCLAY ST, ., GLASGOW 3 CHARLES ST, ., GLASGOW 3 DYKEMUIR ST, ., GLASGOW 3 FOUNTAINWELL RD, ., GLASGOW 3 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 88 Tactical Assessment | Version: Draft | Page 3 of 7 | Executed: 21/02/2011 13:55:33 Tactical Assessment Heath and Grass Fires Top 10 Heath and Grass Fire Locations Street Incident Count ROYSTON RD, ., GLASGOW 7 ASHVALE CRES, ., GLASGOW 3 PINKSTON DR, ., GLASGOW 3 BROOMFIELD RD, SPRINGBURN, GLASGOW 2 MEMEL ST, ., GLASGOW 2 MORRIN PATH, ., GLASGOW 2 .n/a, SPRINGBURN, GLASGOW 1 BALGRAYHILL RD, ., GLASGOW 1 BALORNOCK RD, ., GLASGOW 1 CARRON PL, ., GLASGOW 1 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 40 Derelict Buildings: Accidental Top 10 Accidental Derelict Buildings Locations Derelict Buildings: Deliberate Top 10 Deliberate Derelict Buildings Locations Street Incident Count BALGRAYHILL RD, ., GLASGOW 3 BARCLAY ST, ., GLASGOW 1 FOUNTAINWELL SQ, ., GLASGOW 1 MILLARBANK ST, ., GLASGOW 1 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 6 Tactical Assessment | Version: Draft | Page 4 of 7 | Executed: 21/02/2011 13:55:33 Tactical Assessment False Alarms: Malicious Top 10 Malicious False Alarm Locations Street Incident Count CHARLES ST, ., GLASGOW 4 BALORNOCK RD, ., GLASGOW 3 EDGEFAULD RD, SPRINGBURN, GLASGOW 3 RED RD, ., GLASGOW 3 #invalid, #invalid, #invalid 1 BARMULLOCH RD, ., GLASGOW 1 BLOCHAIRN RD, ., GLASGOW 1 BROOMFIELD RD, SPRINGBURN, GLASGOW 1 FLEMINGTON ST, ., GLASGOW 1 FOUNTAINWELL RD, ., GLASGOW 1 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 30 False Alarms: Good Intent Top 10 Good Intent False Alarm Locations Street Incident Count ROYSTON RD, ., GLASGOW 5 BALGRAYHILL RD, ., GLASGOW 4 CHARLES ST, ., GLASGOW 4 BROOMFIELD RD, SPRINGBURN, GLASGOW 3 CARRON CRES, ., GLASGOW 3 PINKSTON DR, ., GLASGOW 3 #invalid, #invalid, #invalid 2 BLOCHAIRN RD, ., GLASGOW 2 EDGEFAULD RD, SPRINGBURN, GLASGOW 2 KEMP ST, ., GLASGOW 2 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 62 False Alarms: Equipment Fault Top 10 Equipment Fault False Alarm Locations Street Incident Count BALORNOCK RD, ., GLASGOW 60 BLOCHAIRN RD, ., GLASGOW 31 STOBHILL RD, BALORNOCK, GLASGOW 27 FLEMINGTON ST, ., GLASGOW 26 ROYSTON RD, ., GLASGOW 16 OATFIELD ST, ., GLASGOW 13 SPRINGBURN WAY, ., GLASGOW 11 EDGEFAULD RD, SPRINGBURN, GLASGOW 9 #invalid, #invalid, #invalid 7 ADAMSWELL ST, ., GLASGOW 7 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 266 Tactical Assessment | Version: Draft | Page 5 of 7 | Executed: 21/02/2011 13:55:33 Tactical Assessment Road Traffic Collisions Top 10 Road Traffic Collision Locations Street Incident Count .n/a, .n/a, .n/a 3 ATLAS RD, ., GLASGOW 1 BELMONT RD, ., GLASGOW 1 BROOMFIELD RD, SPRINGBURN, GLASGOW 1 PETERSHILL DR, ., GLASGOW 1 ROYSTON RD, ., GLASGOW 1 SPRINGBURN RD, ., GLASGOW 1 STOBHILL RD, BALORNOCK, GLASGOW 1 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 10 Water Related Incidents Top 10 Water Related Incident Locations Other Special Services* Top 10 Other Special Services* Locations Street Incident Count PINKSTON DR, ., GLASGOW 16 CHARLES ST, ., GLASGOW 8 RED ROAD CRT, ., GLASGOW 6 ROYSTON RD, ., GLASGOW 5 SPRINGBURN RD, ., GLASGOW 5 AVONSPARK ST, ., GLASGOW 4 BALGRAYHILL RD, ., GLASGOW 4 PETERSHILL RD, SPRINGBURN, GLASGOW 4 FOUNTAINWELL RD, ., GLASGOW 2 GADSHILL ST, ., GLASGOW 2 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 93 * - Excluding road traffic collisions and water related incidents Tactical Assessment | Version: Draft | Page 6 of 7 | Executed: 21/02/2011 13:55:33 Tactical Assessment Report Description Given a date range, council and ward, this report provides demographic, incident, casualty and fatality information in tabular format. It also charts and lists the top ten street locations for a chosen list of incident types. Tactical Assessment | Version: Draft | Page 7 of 7 | Executed: 21/02/2011 13:55:33.
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