Graafschap Fire Department call numbers
82 fire/medical/rescue calls for May, 70 for April.

Here is the Graafschap Fire Department run report for May and April 2025 as presented by the Graafschap Fire Department Chief Doug DenBleyker to the Laketown Township Board of Trustees:
May numbers
Total calls for May: 82
Calls in Fillmore Township
- 1 fire call
- 20 medical/rescue calls
Calls in Laketown Township
- 23 fire calls
- 30 medical/rescue calls
Assists to other departments or agencies
- 5 fire calls – 2 to Saugatuck, 2 to Holland, 1 to Overisel
- 3 medical/rescue calls – 2 to Allegan County Sheriff’s Department, 1 to Holland
Assists from other departments
- 4 total
In May 2024, the department had a total of 70 calls.
In May 2023, the department had a total of 77 calls.
Other May numbers:
2022 – 81 total calls
2021 – 85 total calls
2020 – 55 total calls
2019 – 62 total calls
2018 – 64 total calls
2017 – 47 total calls
2016 – 36 total calls
April numbers
Total calls for April: 70
Calls in Fillmore Township
- 2 fire calls
- 14 medical/rescue calls
Calls in Laketown Township
- 13 fire calls
- 31 medical/rescue calls
Assists to other departments or agencies
- 10 fire calls – 4 to Saugatuck, 4 to Holland, 4 to Allegan County Sheriff’s Department
- 0 medical/rescue calls
Assists from other departments
- 5 total
In April 2024, the department had a total of 60 calls.
In April 2023, the department had a total of 54 calls.
Other April numbers:
2022 – 71 total calls
2021 – 58 total calls
2020 – 44 total calls
2019 – 61 total calls
2018 – 46 total calls
2017 – 39 total calls
2016 – 39 total calls
About the department
Graafschap Fire Department responds to fire, medical and other emergency situations in all of Laketown Township and part of Fillmore Township, and assists other agencies as needed.
The department also takes a proactive approach to prevention, offering free home safety inspections, free blood pressure checks on Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to noon at the firehouse, 4534 60th St., and blood drives as part of its Community Risk Reduction Program.
For more information, visit the fire department here.
