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Community Risk Management Plan 2022-2027

Each fire and rescue authority has a statutory duty to produce a Community Risk Management Plan (CRMP). Our CRMP sets out the key challenges and risks facing our communities and how we intend to meet and reduce them. It demonstrates how our protection, prevention and response activities have and will be used collectively to prevent and/or mitigate fires and other incidents

This integrated approach will keep you safe and reduce the impact of emergencies on people, businesses and the local economy. We protect over 1.8m people and we will always seek to prevent incidents from occurring; but when you need us, we will respond quickly to minimise harm and economic loss.

This five-year strategic plan will be reviewed annually and we will publish the progress reports on our website.

 

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Contents

  • About the Service
  • Looking back
  • Looking forward - risks identified in our plan
  • Equality impacts
  • Action - what we will do to reduce the risks faced by our communities
  • Financial resources
  • Glossary
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The cover image of our CRMP document - features four photos of fire service activity and text in blue which reads 'Community Risk Management Plan'

Download the plan

You can download a copy of the CRMP to print and read (opens in new window). 

Download the CRMP document

Supporting documents

Download and print a copy of the supporting documents for our CRMP. 

  • Equality Impact Asssessment (ODT) 
  • Equality Impact Assessment (PDF)
  • Strategic Risk Analysis (ODT)
  • Strategic Risk Analysis (PDF)
  • Progress report - November 2021

Consultation findings reports

These reports document the findings of the consultation we ran for our CRMP.  

  • Consultation findings - summary report (PDF)
  • Consultation findings - summary report (ODT)
  • Online survey findings (PDF)
  • Online survey findings (ODT)
  • Email response summary (PDF)
  • Email response summary (ODT)
  • Focus group report (PDF)
  • Focus group report (ODT)
  • Business focus group report (PDF)
  • Business focus group report (ODT)

These documents are provided in two different formats for accessibility. ODT files will open with programmes such as Microsoft Word.

Looking back

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Risks identified in our Community Risk Management Plan

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Action – what we will do to reduce the risks faced by our communities

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