From which agency can a fire investigator obtain a burn injury report?

A burn injury report is typically obtained from the local hospital where a victim receives medical treatment for their injuries. Hospitals maintain detailed medical records that include information about the nature and extent of burn injuries, which can be crucial for fire investigations. This documentation aids investigators in determining the circumstances of the fire and assessing victim information.

While the Fire Marshal's office, the Municipal Fire Department, and the sheriff's department may have relevant information about the fire incident, they do not directly handle medical records pertaining to burn injuries. The Fire Marshal's office is involved in the investigation of the fire itself, focusing on the cause and origin, while the Municipal Fire Department responds to the fire but does not manage patient records. The sheriff's department may assist with law enforcement aspects of the case, but medical reports would still come from healthcare providers. Thus, the local hospital is indeed the appropriate and direct source for obtaining a burn injury report.