Which of the following is NOT a property type that should be identified in an incident report?

The correct answer is environmental because it does not fit within the conventional classifications of property types that are typically documented in incident reports. Incident reports usually focus on the type of properties involved in a case, such as residential, commercial, and industrial, which are directly related to specific entities that may have legal or financial implications in the event of an incident.

Residential properties refer to housing units where people live, commercial properties pertain to businesses and offices, and industrial properties are related to factories and production facilities. In contrast, environmental issues may arise during incidents but are generally categorized separately, as they pertain more to the ecological impact or condition of the surroundings rather than a specific type of property ownership or usage. Thus, “environmental” is not a standalone property type in the context of incident reporting.