Response times for FDNY ambulances and fire companies during life-threatening emergencies jumped again last year, according to Mayor Eric Adams’ management report .

Dispatch and travel time to life-threatening medical emergencies for both increased 22 seconds compared to Fiscal Year 2024, from 7 minutes and 23 seconds to 7 minutes and 45 seconds, the new data shows.

“This metric has increased steadily at a similar rate for the last four fiscal years,” the Fire Department said.

Response times for FDNY ambulances and fire companies to “life-threatening” emergencies has risen, according to an Adams administration report. Christopher Sadowski

Response times to life-threatening medical emergencies by ambulances alone increased 29 seconds — a 4% increase — from 10 minutes and 52 second

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