Calls attended as fires
Public-data investigation
Surrey fire statistics and datasets
A clear view of what Surrey publishes, what the latest local sources say and what cannot yet be analysed at incident level.
View the findings2024/25 snapshot
Selected verified SFRS figures
These measures come from Surrey County Council’s Community Risk Profile and Statement of Assurance. Different figures can use different periods and definitions.
Average first arrival at critical incidents
Road traffic collisions attended
Safe and Well Visits or home checks
Incident mix
How all attendances were grouped
Fires accounted for 19%, non-fire incidents 39% and fire false alarms 42% in the Community Risk Profile’s April 2024 to March 2025 analysis.
19%39%42%
- Fires19%
- Non-fire incidents39%
- Fire false alarms42%
Risk context
Surrey compared with England
Rates are more useful than raw counts for some comparisons, but the period and denominator must match.
Dwelling fires per 1,000 people, 2023/24
Deliberate primary fires per 1,000 people, 2019/20–2023/24 average
Dataset audit
What is publicly available?
Availability checked 24 July 2026. “Not located” is not proof that the council holds no data; it means no reusable public source was found through the official routes reviewed.
Community Risk Profile
County risk, incident mix, dwelling-fire rates, road, water, wildfire, flood and time-pattern analysis.
Open official source →Statement of Assurance
Annual operational totals, response performance, prevention work and governance.
Open official source →National FIRE data tables
Comparable incident, fire, casualty, response and prevention tables by fire and rescue authority.
Open official source →Council performance reports
Periodic KPI reports and committee papers, generally as PDFs rather than a reusable data feed.
Open official source →Incident-level open ledger
No London-style public file of individual incidents with dates, categories and local geography was located in this audit.
District or borough incident API
The public risk profile contains maps and narrative, but no reusable district-level incident API was identified.
Premises in Surrey
Use data as context—not as your assessment
Use the Surrey assessor guide to compare local support, or request a building-specific assessment quote.
Sources