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Essex County Fire and Rescue Service (ECFRS) is encouraging residents who are deaf or have hearing loss to take advantage of free home fire safety visits and specialist alarm installations to help keep them safe in their homes.

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Fourteen fire stations across Essex will now be equipped with public access bleed prevention kits that will help firefighters give injured people better emergency care.

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As a Business Engagement Team we have witnessed first hand the challenges and hazards that businesses face in our community. As we enter 2025, we are increasingly concerned about a critical issue: the lack of suitable and sufficient recorded fire risk assessments across commercial properties in Essex.

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Essex County Fire and Rescue Service is celebrating National Apprenticeship Week while advertising two apprenticeship roles on offer.

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ECFRS has released the latest figures on kitchen fires attended across Essex in 2024, to raise awareness and help residents stay safe ahead Cooking Safety Month.

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We're calling on residents to check on their neighbours who live alone to help prevent fire deaths.

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Chief Fire Officer/Chief Executive Rick Hylton has thanked Tiptree Jam Factory for their support in allowing crews to respond from the site during essential station maintenance. 

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From Monday 27 January, we will see the demolition of the former fire station commander’s house at the Essex County Fire and Rescue Service (ECFRS) site in Fronks Road.

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Essex County Fire and Rescue Service (ECFRS) has launched its recruitment drive for wholetime firefighters, offering people the opportunity to make a difference to keeping Essex safe. 

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The Business Engagement Team at Essex County Fire and Rescue Service was created to support business and building owners, with their fire safety legal requirements. The team’s mission is clear: to make Essex safer.

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Residents, businesses and local partners are being urged to have their say on the future of fire and rescue services in Essex.

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After more than a decade of sniffing out danger and saving lives, Jarvis, Essex County Fire and Rescue Service’s search and rescue dog, is retiring at the age of 11 — or 77 in human years.

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