Who we are - Surrey Fire and Rescue Service

Surrey Fire and Rescue Service provide fire and rescue services to over a million Surrey residents in addition to the county's many visitors.

We employ approximately 700 members of staff including firefighters, 999 call operators, trainers, mechanics, business support and supply colleagues. Our staff work from 25 fire stations and our Headquarters site in Reigate.

Fire Authority

Surrey firefighters in fire kitSurrey County Council is our Fire Authority, meaning they have overall responsibility for fire and rescue services in Surrey. Any significant changes we make are scrutinised and subject to approval by fire authority members.

Surrey County Council has set out a vision for Surrey in 2030, placing greater emphasis on prevention, services for vulnerable people, and the need for greater collaboration with partners. As a county council service we will be playing our part in delivering this vision. How we will do this is explained in our Making Surrey Safer Plan for 2020 – 2024

Service Leadership Team

On a day to day basis, Surrey Fire and Rescue Service is run by a service leadership team, led by the Chief Fire Officer Dan Quin.


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