2022 COVID-19 On-Duty Deaths

By Bill Carey
24 January 2022

Updated 2 November 2022.

Since the United States Fire Administration began reporting on-duty deaths due to the coronavirus pandemic, at total of 105 firefighter deaths are on record.

In 2020 a total of 36 deaths were recorded. In 2021 at total of 63 deaths were recorded.

Here is the breakdown of 2022: 6

Career (including part-time, paid-on-call, contractor): 3
Oldest: 61 Youngest: 52
Contracted the virus via:
In-Station Duties: 1
EMS: 2
Other:
Training:

Contracted via exposure to one COVID-19 patient:
Contracted via exposure to more than one COVID-19 patient: 2

The IAFF listed 11 COVID-19 deaths in 2022.

Volunteer: 3
Oldest: 62 Youngest: 59
65-years old and older: 0
Contracted the virus via:
Other:
In-Station Duties:
EMS: 3
Training:

Contracted via exposure to one COVID-19 patient: 1
Contracted via exposure to more than one COVID-19 patient: 2

Published by Data Not Drama

Data Not Drama is writings that provide a point of critical thought about firefighter fatality data and education, line of duty deaths, and risk. The main focus is to encourage less risk aversion and better knowledge on the subject of firefighter fatalities in firefighters, fire departments, and fire service organizations.

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