Tampa Fire Rescue Metrics
Tampa Fire Rescue
Tampa Fire Rescue provides essential service in the areas of fire prevention, fire protection, fire suppression services, and emergency medical services for the seriously ill and injured. Tampa Fire Rescue also provides hazardous materials response, aircraft rescue, marine firefighting and fire and life safety education to the public. The Fire Marshal's office, a division of Tampa Fire Rescue, investigates causes of fire, conducts building code reviews and enforces fire and life safety codes.
Vision
Tampa Fire Rescue's vision is to develop a progressive, professional, competent and technologically efficient Fire Rescue organization.
Mission
Tampa Fire Rescue's Mission is to protect our community by providing immediate responses to all requests for service.
Rescues Per Year
Rescue transport personnel are assigned to 20 Advanced Life Support (ALS) transport vehicles based at fire stations throughout the City of Tampa. They provide basic life support and advanced life support medical care and transportation of the seriously ill and injured. This is a breakdown of the transports by each of the 20 City of Tampa Rescue vehicles.
Fire Calls
Number of fire-related calls for service for each area of the City of Tampa
The City of Tampa is divided into 18 Communities. This chart shows the number of working fires that were responded to by TFR Engines and Trucks. By tracking these numbers it helps us determine the number of resources (Trucks, Engines and people) that need to be assigned in any one of our 18 locations. A working fire is defined as a fire that needs an external source of water such as a hydrant or fire engine tank and or a fire hose extended inside of structure to extinguish the fire.
Medical-related calls for service for each area of the City of Tampa.