Esri's solution for fire department accreditation

Firefighters make critical decisions based on limited information every day. Agencies should strive to generate verified data for emergency and nonemergency needs to provide responders with the right data at the right time. Through the power of location intelligence, organizations can now adopt a smarter, more integrative approach to safety.


Through the accreditation process, we can use GIS to analyze, measure, and share data with decision-makers. This data can come from computer-aided dispatch software, records management systems, community risk reduction activities, or any data source deemed appropriate by the agency. 

Integrated solutions for fire department accreditation

GIS supports the self-assessment process

The Center for Public Safety Excellence (CPSE) accreditation is "an all-hazard, quality improvement model based on risk analysis and self-assessment that promotes the establishment of community-adopted performance targets for fire and emergency service agencies." This model of continuous improvement is heavily dependent on the collection and analysis of data, and GIS supports the self-assessment. The benefits of using the appropriate GIS data to measure performance and focus resources are wide reaching. 

Create a foundation for decision-making

GIS can be used to identify gaps in the current deployment model, assure resources are deployed appropriately, and address risks identified in the community risk assessment.

Verify and validate resource deployment

Drive-time analysis, 90th percentile data visualization, and the presentation of high-risk areas can all be performed with GIS. Off-the-shelf templates support an agency's data analysis. Templates provide direction on how to automate the data you import into your solutions. These solutions are configurable and very flexible.

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Real-life use cases

Data analysis for the Fire Service

Learn how to measure key performance indicators in real time with GIS.

Solution templates

Leverage your existing ArcGIS to conduct self-assessments, develop standards of cover, and evaluate performance measures.

Fire Incident Dashboard

Fire command staff can use this configuration of Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS to monitor fire and EMS incidents.
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Preincident Plan Coordinator

Fire service command staff use this configuration of Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS for inspections and managing the creation and assignment of plans.
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Preincident Plan Field Inventory

Fire personnel use this configuration of Collector for ArcGIS to collect the equipment and supplies needed to deal with a potential incident.
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Preincident Plan Dashboard

Fire command staff use this Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS configuration to monitor the preincident strategic planning process and response.
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Preincident Plan Locator

Fire personnel use this Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS configuration to locate preincident plans and fire protection assets near a given location.
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