Fairfax County Fire & Rescue: Community Risk Assessment & Standards Of Cover.pdf

It aligns with the Commission on Fire Accreditation International (CFAI) 10th edition standards and the Center for Public Safety Excellence's (CPSE) model.

## Overview
Fairfax County, Virginia, is served by the FCFRD, a combination "all-hazards" department responsible for emergency medical services, fire suppression, technical rescue, hazardous materials response, and more. The report emphasizes the department's commitment to community protection through high-quality services.

## Vision and Mission
The FCFRD aims to be the leading community-focused fire and rescue department, ensuring a safe environment for all residents. Its mission is to provide exceptional services protecting lives, property, and the environment.

## Core Values
- Integrity
- Professional Excellence
- Health, Safety, and Wellness
- Diversity
- Teamwork and Shared Leadership
- Community Engagement

## Acknowledgments
The report was developed by dedicated FCFRD leadership and a team of professionals: Battalion Chief Kris Johnson (Accreditation Manager), Laurie Stone (Planning - Management Analyst), John Morrison (Data Analytics), Jessica LeBlanc (Performance Data - Data Analyst), and John Hanke (GIS Analyst).

## Executive Summary
This document conducts a comprehensive community risk assessment and establishes standards for resource deployment, ensuring the FCFRD can effectively respond to various emergencies within its service area. The report highlights key findings, methodologies, and strategies to enhance service delivery.