Following agreement on Surrey Fire and Rescue Service’s business case for transformation, the service are preparing to consult on a new Integrated Risk Management Plan. As set out by the Fire and Rescue Service National Framework, the plan sets out our priorities to keep the public safe, this will amend our current response cover and provide a greater emphasis on community and business safety activity, and it will also provide further proposals focused around our cultural transformation.
In order to transform, we need to realign resources and the culture of the service. We need to shift our focus to prevent emergencies happening by investing in business and community safety. We also need to create a new operating model that ensures we are available to response when emergencies do occur. We also need to address the issues raised as part of the HMICFRS inspection and our local risks.
This plan sets out our proposals to:
Decision type: Key
Decision status: Recommendations Approved
Notice of proposed decision first published: 25/02/2019
Decision due: 21 Feb 2019 by Executive Director Community Protection, Transport and Environment
Lead member: Denise Turner-Stewart, Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Customer and Communities denise.turnerstewart@surreycc.gov.uk
Lead director: Executive Director Community Protection, Transport and Environment