Which of the following is NOT one of the required fire statistics for the Annual Fire Report (AFR)?

The correct answer is that the number of incidents involving smoke inhalation is not one of the required statistics for the Annual Fire Report (AFR). The AFR focuses on specific aspects of fire incidents according to the guidelines established by the Clery Act, which mandates that certain data be collected and reported.

To meet compliance requirements, the AFR must include the number of fires that occurred on campus, the cause of each fire, the value of property damage caused by these fires, and the associated deaths as a direct result of the fires. These statistics are crucial for understanding the nature and impact of fire incidents within the campus environment.

While smoke inhalation may be a significant concern in fire safety, it does not fall within the scope of required reporting under the Clery Act. The focus of the AFR is primarily on the incidents of fire themselves rather than the secondary effects or injuries that might arise from those incidents. Thus, the inclusion of smoke inhalation incidents is not mandated, making it the correct response for what is not part of the required fire statistics for the Annual Fire Report.