Which of the following is NOT listed as a call that would require emergency response?

• A. Assaults in progress
• B. Robbery in progress
• C. Fire/Unit calls
• D. Property damage with no imminent danger

Answer: (D)

This question tests the idea that emergency response is reserved for in-progress or imminent threats to life or safety. When a call describes assaults in progress or robberies in progress, responders know there is an active threat right now and must dispatch immediately to stop the danger and protect people. A fire or unit-related fire call similarly signals an urgent situation where people may be at risk and rapid intervention is needed.

Property damage with no imminent danger, on the other hand, does not involve an immediate threat to life or safety. It can usually be handled as a non-emergency response or scheduled follow-up, since there’s no active threat presenting at the moment. So the item that does not require emergency response is property damage with no imminent danger.