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Number of false alarms per 10,000 population - quarterly (995) Metric type

URI
http://id.esd.org.uk/metricType/995
Help text
The number of false alarms is an event in which the fire and rescue service believes they are called to a reportable fire and then find there is no such incident. False alarms are categorised as:

Malicious – the call was made with the intention of getting the fire and rescue service to attend a non-existent fire-related event. This includes ‘deliberate’ and ‘suspected malicious’ intentions.

Good Intent – the call was made in good faith in the belief that the fire and rescue service really would attend a fire.

Due to Apparatus – the call was initiated by fire alarm and firefighting equipment operating (including accidental initiation of alarm apparatus by person).
Modified
13 Dec 2023
Data last updated
26 Jan 2024
Short label
Number of false alarms (per 10,000 population) - quarterly
Status
Live
Output precision
0
Polarity
a low value is good
Measure
Per 10,000 population
Dataset
Fires - quarterly
Collection
Fire statistics monitors
Source
Home Office
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