The Island's emergency services dealt with more than 2,300 emergency calls last month.
On Facebook, the emergency Services Joint Control Room in Douglas says it took 2,315 999 calls with another 14,655 non-emergency calls.
It says police dealt with 1,157 events, with ambulances needed 1,245 times and 120 callouts for the Fire and Rescue Service.
The ESJCR revealed it took an average of just 1.9 seconds to answer a 999 call.
Firefighters called to battery fire
The fire and rescue service says it was called out to a flat fire caused by a rechargeable battery over the weekend.
Part of TT course in Ramsey to close for a month
Part of a busy road in Ramsey is to close for a month next week.
New bowling clubhouse in the south?
A bowling club in Port Erin could be demolished under new plans.
Onchan rent arrears more than £59,000
Onchan commissioners say they're owed more than £59,000 in rent arrears.
Businesses celebrate sustainability awards
18 Island companies have been presented with certificates for green awards.
Civic Amenity Site closes for handover to new operator
The Northern Civic Amenity Site will close from tomorrow as a new operator takes over running it.
Keys candidate to stand in Douglas in September
A Douglas man with a background in arts, technology, and public health says he'll be contesting this year's general election.
Peel commissioner hits out at board over accuracy and transparency in explosive video
A Peel commissioner says she's worried people don't know what's going on in her local authority.
