Firefighters respond to 999 calls including fires, road traffic collisions, water rescues, flooding and situations that may involve hazardous materials. We also educate people and businesses about how to prevent emergencies happening in the first place and about what to do if they do happen.
Our work in the community includes safe and well visits for vulnerable people, school visits, open days and working with our partners to help reduce crime and suffering.
Our business safety team work with businesses to give advice to keep employees and buildings safe and to ensure they are complying with fire safety legislation.
Surrey Fire and Rescue Service's Community Risk Management Plan 2025 to 2030
Our new plan sets out who we are as a service, how we work, the risks facing our communities and what we're going to be focusing on throughout the next five years. Please read our Community Risk Management Plan for more information.
The Civil Contingencies Act 2004
The Civil Contingencies Act 2004 places a duty on Surrey Fire and Rescue Service to put in place Business Continuity arrangements to enable core functions to be maintained in the face of a serious and/or widespread disruptive event, including disruption to services during an emergency.
If you require a copy of our Business continuity plan please email our Emergency Management Team surreyfire.emergencyplanning@surreycc.gov.uk
