How we plan to do this: be out in our communities, engaging with the public, identifying those at risk and working with partners to keep people safe.
What good looks like:
The Service is a leader in data sharing across the county and actively seeks out new data and partnerships to build their understanding of the community they serve and the risks they face.
The Service has a strong community engagement capability and works with partners, through Community Safety Partnerships and other mechanisms, to understand vulnerability and collectively mitigate risk.
A service that can reach and engage with people from different communities and backgrounds, that identifies the risks they face and provides relevant support.
The Service has strong relationships with health partners, delivering effective joined-up interventions at scale.
Reduce fire injuries and deaths in the home, for instance through more home safety work.
Reduce risks and incidents in rural areas through prevention activity, including more rural community officers.
Risk and vulnerability is understood and mapped so every interaction by the Service has maximum impact from response, to prevention and protection
