Have your say on our future o We're consulting on our Community Risk Management Plan 2025–2029 and we want to hear from you. Tell us what matters to you and help shape our priorities. Take the survey now:

Look out for our crews tomorrow in York!.We’ll be joining the RNLI and York Rescue Boat on Kings Staith and Queens Staith, sharing free water safety advice between 10am–1pm.Stay safe near the water this summer!.#WaterSafety #DrowningPrevention

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Have your say on the future of North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service. We're consulting on our Community Risk Management Plan 2025–2029 and we want to hear from you. Tell us what matters to you and help shape our priorities. Take the survey now:.

We're consulting on our plans for the next four years and would love to hear your views. If you have a spare 10 minutes please complete our consultation survey. The consultation is open until 11:59pm on 7th September. Here's the link to find out more:.

Before we publish our Community Risk Management Plan (CRMP) for 2025–2029, we want to hear from you. Find out more and have your say at.

RT @NYSAB1: One our first sessions to kick start Safeguarding Week is "Introduction to Home Fire Safety Visits".This will cover helping ide….

We are working with North Yorkshire Police and other partners as part of ‘Operation Fire-Safe’ which aims to reduce the number of deliberate fires in and around the City of York. Read more .

Urgent safety alerts have been issued for eight brands of tumble dryers over concerns they could pose a fire risk. Check if your model is affected

We're currently at the scene of a fire at Strensall Common. We are likely to be there for some time and ask that people avoid the area.

Be careful not to lose your footing on your waterside stroll or run. Riverbanks and coastal paths can be unstable after very dry or wet weather. Always stick to proper pathways and keep clear of the edge. If you’re in any doubt take a different route. #BeWaterAware

Did you know most accidental drownings in the UK occur in inland waterways like rivers, canals, lakes, reservoirs, and quarries? Even calm-looking water can have strong currents, cold temperatures, and hidden dangers. #BeWaterAware

Don’t have campfires or barbecues in the countryside, instead look for safe designated areas. Small fires can quickly spread especially when the ground is dry. Park responsibly and make sure a fire engine or ambulance would be able to pass.

Stick to designated paths and always leave gates and property as you find them. Take your litter home, especially glass bottles and jars. Discard of smoking materials carefully. Never throw cigarette ends on the ground or out of car windows.

With the warmer weather returning this week, we'd like to remind you to follow our advice if you're visiting the countryside. Nationally there's already been double the amount of wildfires this year compared to the same period in 2022.

This week is the National Fire Chiefs Council’s drowning prevention campaign. We’re supporting the campaign to raise awareness of the risk of accidental drowning and reduce these preventable deaths in the UK. Visit our website for advice .#BeWaterAware

RT @YNYroadsafety: Biker Down is an essential course for anyone who loves to be out and about enjoying our beautiful countryside on their m….

Crews currently dealing with a residential fire in Colburn. Advice to local residents to close windows due to smoke in area.

If you were the first on the scene of an accident involving a biker, would you know what to do? We have a number of Biker Down courses running across the county in the coming months. Book your FREE place now

Our football section are taking on Stars United FC on Sunday 27th April at Scarborough Sports Village Stadium. The match is in aid of Ickle Pickles who are a charity that do incredible work supporting sick new born and premature babies. Buy tickets at

We know pets are beloved members of the family but did you know they can inadvertently cause fires and are especially vulnerable when a fire breaks. To help keep them and you safe we’ve put together some safety tips.