In 2016 there were 1,342,000 fires in the United States. Positively there was a 3.4% increase in the number of fires in 2015. During 2016 there was an estimate of 3,390 civilian deaths and 14,650 civilian burn injuries that occurred. The number of burn injuries decreased by 6.5% since 2015. Of the 14,650 civilians injured in 2016, it is estimated that 12,775 civilians were injured in structure fires, and of those injuries, 10,750 were injured in home structure fires. That is a decrease of 3.0 percent from 2015. Seven thousand three hundred and seventy-five of the burn injuries, occurred in one and two family homes and manufactured homes. Three thousand three hundred and seventy-five of the burn injuried that occurred in 2016 were in apartments. During 2016 it has also been found that 1,650 civilians were injured in non-residential structure fires. That is an increase of 15.8 percent compaired to 2015. In 2016 one thousand and seventy-five civilians were injured in highway vehicle fires, a 30.6 percent decrease from 2015. Other vehicle fires, that include planes, trains, ships, construction, and farm vehicles, represent a decrease of 53.8 percent since 2015. Nationwide every thirty seconds a burn injury occurs in the United States. A structural fire occurs in the United States of America at the rate of one fire every fifty-nine seconds. Every seventy-six seconds a fire department is called to respond to a fire at a residential address. Fires occur in vehicles at the rate of one vehicle every one hundred and twenty-two seconds. Finally it has been found that every forty-one seconds there is an outdoor property fire. To find out more about the United States National fires, deaths and injuries statistics go to United States Fire Statistics or National Fire Protection Association.