Overview
- Schenklengsfeld recorded four fires, 15 assistance calls and one false alarm, with 245 deployment hours versus 1,049 hours of training.
- A newly approved siren site is slated for commissioning in Q1–Q2 2026 as groundwork for cross-agency radio awaits frequency clearance and further devices are planned.
- The Wippershain TSF-W entered service in December 2024, formal handover followed in April, while an ELW1 is projected for delivery in Q3 2027 and a new central station moves through planning.
- Sachsenkam tallied 81 missions totaling about 816 hours, including two fires, 16 technical rescues and 43 first-responder alerts.
- A large Kirchsee search for a missing person drew roughly 150 personnel and around 750 hours, underscoring reliance on volunteers and steady municipal support.