Policy paper

Future control room services scheme: summary national picture of fire and rescue authority improvement plans (March 2014 update)

This document provides a high-level national summary of the improvements being made by fire and rescue authorities to their control room services, delivery timescales and projected savings.

• From: Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (2018 to 2021)
• Published: 26 March 2014

This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

Applies to England

Documents

Future control room services scheme: summary national picture of fire and rescue authority improvement plans (March 2014 update)

Ref: ISBN 9781409841845

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It is 6 months since the department published an updated summary of the plans for fire and rescue authorities’ locally determined projects to improve their control room arrangements. This document, based on updated information supplied by the fire and rescue authorities, provides an update on progress and shows that a tremendous amount of work is underway in fire and rescue authorities to deliver improvements to control room efficiency and resilience. It provides a revised high-level national summary of the improvements being made by each project, delivery timescales and projected savings, while explaining how the fire and rescue authorities will continue to provide increased resilience and specific improvements at a local level, thereby strengthening the building blocks of national resilience. The document summarises this information to show a national summary of the resilience benefits and projected savings that will be delivered.

Published 26 March 2014