Help shape the future of Shropshire's Fire and Rescue Service
Consultation is now closed
Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service is looking for your input into the organisation’s priorities over the next four years.
The consultation phase helps contribute to the Service’s Integrated Risk Management Plan (IRMP) 2021-2025. The final plan will detail the priorities the service will adopt and the approach it will take to ensure the protection of local communities, the reduction of risk and the commitment to firefighter safety.
Purpose
This draft Integrated Risk Management Plan (IRMP) is Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service’s (SFRS) public consultation document. Your feedback is important and will help the Service plan and identify risks effectively. Detailed within this draft, are proposals describing how the Service will keep Shropshire’s communities - and those that visit - safe over the next four years. It outlines how the Service will meet Government expectations of fire and rescue authorities, as detailed in the Fire and Rescue National Framework 2018. It also explores the main risks to communities and how available resources will be used efficiently to reduce those risks. You can read the full press release here.
How to take part
Click on the images to read the full IRMP proposal,
then complete the questionnaire to give your views.
Download and print IRMP Proposal PDF Download and print IRMP Questionnaire
Comments and views received on this draft will be carefully considered and assist in shaping the final publication in April 2021.
To request a paper copy, write to: Making Shropshire Safer, Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service Headquarters St Michaels Street, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY12HJ
For alternative languages or formats such as large print, call the IRMP team on 01743 260200 or email consultation2020@shropshirefire.gov.uk
In line with Public Health England guidelines we would encourage you to email rather than post letters and we do not plan to be holding public events in 2020.
Risk Reviews
To understand what risk looks like in Shropshire, the Service has undertaken extensive research using expert analysis of partners including local authorities, evidence from national data, reviews of local incidents and issues arising from risk workshops involving all departments and fire stations across the Service. The results are captured in the following risk reviews, which have been used as the basis for the IRMP:
Diversification in Agriculture
Housing and Housing Market Analysis
