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Tactical Assessment Tactical Assessment Dates: 01/04/2010 - 31/03/2011 Councils: Glasgow City Wards: Baillieston Ward Incident Analysis Ward Council Ward as % of Council Population 32056 577869 5.5% Dwellings 14310 299251 4.8% Incidents 501 18464 2.7% Casualties 16 446 3.6% Fire 6 186 3.2% RTC 10 173 5.8% Other 0 87 % Fatalities 2 40 5% Fire 1 10 10% RTC 1 9 11.1% Other 0 21 % Dwelling Fires: Accidental Top 10 Accidental Dwelling Fire Locations Street Incident Count GARLIESTON RD, ., GLASGOW 2 LANGBAR CRES, ., GLASGOW 2 ALBANY AVE, ., GLASGOW 1 BALDOVAN CRES, ., GLASGOW 1 BARLANARK DR, ., GLASGOW 1 BARTIEBEITH RD, ., GLASGOW 1 BRESSAY RD, ., GLASGOW 1 BUDHILL AVE, ., GLASGOW 1 CALEDONIA RD, ., BAILLIESTON 1 CALVAY CRES, ., GLASGOW 1 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 32 Tactical Assessment | Version: Draft | Page 1 of 7 | Executed: 26/08/2012 09:39:13 Tactical Assessment Dwelling Fires: Deliberate Top 10 Deliberate Dwelling Fire Locations Street Incident Count CALVAY CRES, ., GLASGOW 1 COCKENZIE ST, ., GLASGOW 1 DYKE ST, ., BAILLIESTON 1 LARCHGROVE RD, ., GLASGOW 1 MAXWELL DR, GARROWHILL, GLASGOW 1 PENDEEN RD, ., GLASGOW 1 SPRINGBOIG AVE, ., GLASGOW 1 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 7 Non Domestic Fires: Accidental Top 10 Accidental Non Domestic Fire Locations Street Incident Count BROOMHOUSE LANE, ., UDDINGSTON 1 DALDOWIE SLUDGE TREATMENT CENTRE, ., 1 UDDINGSTON HAMILTON RD, BROOMHOUSE, GLASGOW 1 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 3 Non Domestic Fires: Deliberate Top 10 Deliberate Non Domestic Fire Locations Street Incident Count SPRINGHILL PARKWAY, GLASGOW BUSINESS PARK, 1 GLASGOW WELLHOUSE RD, ., GLASGOW 1 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 2 Tactical Assessment | Version: Draft | Page 2 of 7 | Executed: 26/08/2012 09:39:13 Tactical Assessment Vehicle Fires: Accidental Top 10 Accidental Vehicle Fire Locations Street Incident Count .n/a, .n/a, .n/a 2 INVERESK ST, ., GLASGOW 2 SPRINGBOIG RD, ., GLASGOW 2 CARNTYNE RD, ., GLASGOW 1 DUROR ST, ., GLASGOW 1 OLD WOOD RD, ., BAILLIESTON 1 WARE RD, ., GLASGOW 1 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 10 Vehicle Fires: Deliberate Top 10 Deliberate Vehicle Fire Locations Street Incident Count MANSE RD, ., BARGEDDIE 2 PENDEEN RD, ., GLASGOW 2 BUCHANAN ST, ., BAILLIESTON 1 COBINSHAW ST, ., GLASGOW 1 GARTOCHER TERR, ., GLASGOW 1 MAIN ST, ., BAILLIESTON 1 MOUNT VERNON AVE, MOUNT VERNON, GLASGOW 1 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 9 Rubbish Fires Top 10 Rubbish Fire Locations Street Incident Count BURNMOUTH RD, ., GLASGOW 12 PENDEEN RD, ., GLASGOW 7 GLENBURNIE PL, ., GLASGOW 5 GARLIESTON RD, ., GLASGOW 4 WELLHOUSE CRES, ., GLASGOW 4 BUDHILL AVE, ., GLASGOW 3 INVERESK ST, ., GLASGOW 3 LARCHGROVE RD, ., GLASGOW 3 .n/a, .n/a, .n/a 2 BARLANARK RD, ., GLASGOW 2 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 98 Tactical Assessment | Version: Draft | Page 3 of 7 | Executed: 26/08/2012 09:39:13 Tactical Assessment Heath and Grass Fires Top 10 Heath and Grass Fire Locations Street Incident Count SANDAIG RD, ., GLASGOW 4 PENDEEN RD, ., GLASGOW 3 ROGERFIELD RD, ., GLASGOW 3 WARE RD, ., GLASGOW 3 WELLHOUSE CRES, ., GLASGOW 3 .n/a, QUEENSLIE INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, GLASGOW 2 BOGHALL RD, CALDERPARK, GLASGOW 2 LARCHGROVE RD, ., GLASGOW 2 MOUNT VERNON AVE, MOUNT VERNON, GLASGOW 2 .n/a, .n/a, BAILLIESTON 1 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 41 Derelict Buildings: Accidental Top 10 Accidental Derelict Buildings Locations Derelict Buildings: Deliberate Top 10 Deliberate Derelict Buildings Locations Street Incident Count PENDEEN RD, ., GLASGOW 3 BURNMOUTH RD, ., GLASGOW 2 CALEDONIA RD, ., BAILLIESTON 1 GARLIESTON RD, ., GLASGOW 1 HOLLOWGLEN RD, ., GLASGOW 1 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 8 Tactical Assessment | Version: Draft | Page 4 of 7 | Executed: 26/08/2012 09:39:13 Tactical Assessment False Alarms: Malicious Top 10 Malicious False Alarm Locations Street Incident Count INVERESK QUAD, ., GLASGOW 2 LARCHGROVE RD, ., GLASGOW 2 .n/a, .n/a, .n/a 1 BARLANARK RD, ., GLASGOW 1 DAVIDSON PL, ., GLASGOW 1 DUROR ST, ., GLASGOW 1 GARLIESTON RD, ., GLASGOW 1 GARTOCHER RD, ., GLASGOW 1 GLASGOW RD, ., BAILLIESTON 1 HAMILTON RD, ., UDDINGSTON 1 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 18 False Alarms: Good Intent Top 10 Good Intent False Alarm Locations Street Incident Count .n/a, .n/a, .n/a 6 HAMILTON RD, BROOMHOUSE, GLASGOW 3 BUCHANAN ST, ., BAILLIESTON 2 BURNMOUTH RD, ., GLASGOW 2 CALDERPARK TERR, BROOMHOUSE, GLASGOW 2 INVERESK ST, ., GLASGOW 2 LIGHTBURN PL, ., GLASGOW 2 MOUNT VERNON AVE, MOUNT VERNON, GLASGOW 2 MUIRHEAD RD, ., BAILLIESTON 2 WARE RD, ., GLASGOW 2 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 56 False Alarms: Equipment Fault Top 10 Equipment Fault False Alarm Locations Street Incident Count GLASGOW RD, ., BAILLIESTON 14 #invalid, #invalid, #invalid 9 .n/a, QUEENSLIE INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, GLASGOW 5 EASTER QUEENSLIE RD, ., GLASGOW 5 PENSTON RD, ., GLASGOW 5 DYKEHEAD ST, ., GLASGOW 4 SCOTT ST, ., BAILLIESTON 4 BLYTH RD, ., GLASGOW 3 CALVAY RD, ., GLASGOW 3 NEWHILLS RD, ., GLASGOW 3 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 99 Tactical Assessment | Version: Draft | Page 5 of 7 | Executed: 26/08/2012 09:39:13 Tactical Assessment Road Traffic Collisions Top 10 Road Traffic Collision Locations Street Incident Count .n/a, .n/a, .n/a 5 BAILLIESTON INTERCHANGE, ., GLASGOW 1 BARRBRIDGE RD, ., BARGEDDIE 1 BARTIEBEITH RD, ., GLASGOW 1 MOREDUN ST, ., GLASGOW 1 WARDIE RD, ., GLASGOW 1 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 10 Water Related Incidents Top 10 Water Related Incident Locations Street Incident Count GARTOCHER RD, ., GLASGOW 1 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 1 Other Special Services* Top 10 Other Special Services* Locations Street Incident Count BUDHILL AVE, ., GLASGOW 9 CALVAY RD, ., GLASGOW 6 .n/a, .n/a, .n/a 3 LARCHGROVE RD, ., GLASGOW 3 MOREDUN ST, ., GLASGOW 3 BARLANARK AVE, ., GLASGOW 2 BARLANARK RD, ., GLASGOW 2 BARTIEBEITH RD, ., GLASGOW 2 CALEDONIA RD, ., BAILLIESTON 2 CALVAY CRES, ., GLASGOW 2 Total Incidents in all Ward Streets 77 * - Excluding road traffic collisions and water related incidents Tactical Assessment | Version: Draft | Page 6 of 7 | Executed: 26/08/2012 09:39:13 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: 26/08/2012 09:39:13.
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