WORKLOAD & RESPONSE CAPACITY
How Gilroy’s workload compares
Explore standardized public NERIS incident data alongside each department’s documented minimum daily deployment. Gilroy is highlighted throughout.
Common comparison period • Feb 1–Apr 30, 2026At a glance: Gilroy and Milpitas recorded nearly identical daily incident volume. Gilroy’s guaranteed baseline is nine personnel on three engines. Milpitas documents 19 personnel across four engines, a truck, an ambulance and a Battalion Chief.
Departments began reporting to NERIS on different dates. Use Equal comparison for the same time period, or All available NERIS records to see each department’s complete public total. Each department’s reporting dates are shown below.
Connecting to the public NERIS service…INTERACTIVE COMPARISON
Regional workload
DEPARTMENT DETAIL
GILROY OPERATIONAL DETAIL
More context behind the number
Peer data establishes context. Gilroy’s own operational data provides the deeper view of demand, coverage and system performance.
READING THE DATA
A new national system, used carefully
Common dates
Every department is compared over February 1 through April 30, 2026, the shared period available across all selected departments.
Minimum means minimum
Only documented guaranteed daily staffing is shown. Relief personnel, overtime companies, seasonal units and conditionally staffed apparatus are excluded.
Department size
Population figures are rounded planning estimates. City population is used for municipal departments; regional service population is used where noted. Contract and aid areas may differ.
No false precision
When a staffing or deployment figure cannot be verified from a current authoritative source, the page says “Not verified” instead of estimating it.
Source: NERIS Public Incident Basics public dataset. Incident figures refresh periodically; verified staffing figures are maintained separately.
OFFICIAL NERIS EXPLORER
View individual incident details
Select California and a fire department to view the official interactive NERIS map. This national map supplements Gilroy’s local First Due incident map.
