Derbyshire Fire and Rescue - Community Risk Management Plan 2027-2032 (CRMP) Consultation
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Derbyshire Fire and Rescue are asking for your views on their Community Risk Management Plan 2027-2032 (CRMP).
This plan sets out their priorities and how they will keep communities safe. The consultation is open from Monday 28 September until 23:59 on Friday 4 December, and your feedback will help make sure the plan is right and that they haven't missed anything.
They want to hear from as many people as possible, including local residents, businesses, community and voluntary groups, partner organisations, councils, other emergency services, and our own staff.
All responses will be considered by the Derbyshire Fire & Rescue Authority, the elected members who oversee their work.
Any changes identified through this consultation will be made before the plan is finalised in early 2027. By involving a wide range of voices, they aim to create a plan that is stronger, more inclusive, and better reflects the needs of our communities.
Taking part
You can take part on the Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service website (external site ink)
Derbyshire Fire and Rescue are asking for your views on their Community Risk Management Plan 2027-2032 (CRMP).
This plan sets out their priorities and how they will keep communities safe. The consultation is open from Monday 28 September until 23:59 on Friday 4 December, and your feedback will help make sure the plan is right and that they haven't missed anything.
They want to hear from as many people as possible, including local residents, businesses, community and voluntary groups, partner organisations, councils, other emergency services, and our own staff.
All responses will be considered by the Derbyshire Fire & Rescue Authority, the elected members who oversee their work.
Any changes identified through this consultation will be made before the plan is finalised in early 2027. By involving a wide range of voices, they aim to create a plan that is stronger, more inclusive, and better reflects the needs of our communities.
Taking part
You can take part on the Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service website (external site ink)