Prevent wildfires

Drier weather increases the risk of wildfires but most are started by human actions.

Learn how you can prevent fires in the countryside
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Become an on-call firefighter

We're looking for future firefighters. Visit our careers pages to find out more about the role and how to apply.

Find out more about on-call firefighters
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How to have a barbecue safely

Barbecues (BBQs) are a fun way to cook outside, but they can easily get out of control.

Follow our tips to make sure your BBQ is enjoyable and safe
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Book a home safety visit

Find out more about our free home safety visits. We'll come to your home and talk to you about how you can stay safe from fire.

Learn more about our home safety visits
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Latest incidents
View latest incidents
Jun 24 '22
24 Jun 9.53am Nether Stowey

Road traffic collision

Small vehicle
Jun 24 '22
24 Jun 4.31am Shute

Vehicle fire

Small
Jun 21 '22
21 Jun 10.32am Mudford

Vehicle fire

Small
Jun 20 '22
20 Jun 4.33pm Cruwys Morchard

Road traffic collision

Small vehicle
Jun 20 '22
20 Jun 5.36am Kingsteignton

Vehicle fire

Small
Jun 19 '22
19 Jun 1.17am Wellswood

Property fire

Residential
Jun 18 '22
18 Jun 8.37pm Hennock

Road traffic collision

Small vehicle
Jun 18 '22
18 Jun 4.08am St. Marychurch

Property fire

Domestic
Jun 18 '22
18 Jun 3.12am Kingswear

Outdoor fire

In the open (small)
Jun 17 '22
17 Jun 5.15am St. Budeaux

Property fire

Domestic
Incident statistics

The latest figures for incidents we've attended across Devon and Somerset. 

Find out more about the incidents we publish on our website. 

Last updated: 1.41pm - 25 June 2022
51
Incidents in the last 24 hours
372
Incidents in the last seven days
93
Fires in the last seven days
29
Rescues in the last seven days
19393
Incidents in the last 365 days

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A photo of a woodland which has been mainly reduced to mud where a wildfire took place.

Prevent wildfires

Our safety tips will protect you and our countryside.

Find out more about wildfires
Home safety technician testing a smoke alarm by pressing the button. A mum and her two children are set next to him - the older child is covering his ears and the mum is covering the ears of the younger boy.

Test your smoke alarm

A smoke alarm could save your life. We recommend testing your smoke alarm at least once a month.

Learn more about smoke alarms