It’s your chance to have your say on what you wish to see from your fire and rescue service – with the launch of a public consultation today (Monday 13th January). West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (WYFRS) is asking residents for their views around the Community Risk Management Plan (CRMP).

Areas with frozen lakes, ponds, canals, and reservoirs can be beautiful places to visit during the winter months but all too often many people risk their lives by venturing onto frozen water.

If you see somebody in trouble in the water, call 999 and ask for Fire and Rescue Service in inland water.

Firefighters and colleagues across the county have been dedicated to protecting people living, working, and socialising in West Yorkshire for more than 50 years.

Areas with frozen lakes, ponds, canals, and reservoirs can be beautiful places to visit during the winter months but all too often many people risk their lives by venturing onto frozen water. 
 

This Efficiency and Productivity Plan details how the West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Authority aim to deliver efficiencies and increase productivity against national targets set for the 2021/22 - 2024/25 spending review period.

From January 2023, responsible persons of high-rise residential buildings must provide information to fire and rescue services, assisting them in planning for and responding to a fire in their building.