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Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 12 July 2016

Tuesday, 12 July 2016

Questions (165)

Thomas P. Broughan

Question:

165. Deputy Thomas P. Broughan asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Justice and Equality the number of emergency 999 calls received for Coolock and Raheny garda stations per month from 1 January 2015 to 1 July 2016; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [21072/16]

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I am informed by the Garda authorities that the Communications Centre in the Dublin Metropolitan Region is responsible for the management of all emergency calls received to the emergency line-999 within the DMR. The following table represents the number of incidents recorded in the Communications Centre for the Coolock and Raheny areas between 1st January, 2015 and 1st July, 2016:

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Coolock District

Raheny District

Monthly Total

Monthly Total

Jan-15

1219

Jan-15

872

Feb-15

1237

Feb-15

767

Mar-15

1323

Mar-15

929

Apr-15

1416

Apr-15

1022

May-15

1379

May-15

948

Jun-15

1225

Jun-15

976

Jul-15

1236

Jul-15

938

Aug-15

1264

Aug-15

888

Sep-15

1451

Sep-15

1026

Oct-15

1573

Oct-15

1131

Nov-15

1353

Nov-15

850

Dec-15

1339

Dec-15

958

Total

16015

Total

11305

Jan-16

1152

Jan-16

736

Feb-16

976

Feb-16

724

Mar-16

1344

Mar-16

775

Apr-16

1251

Apr-16

807

May-16

1285

May-16

848

Jun-16

1285

Jun-16

750

Total

7293

Total

4640

Local Garda Management closely monitors the allocation of all resources, including mobile units, in the context of crime trends, policing needs and other operational strategies in place on a District, Divisional and Regional level, to ensure that optimum use is made of Garda resources and that the best possible Garda service is provided to the public. Every effort is made to ensure that all calls received are attended to in a timely manner and this situation is kept under review.

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