Overview of Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue (GFRS)
Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service (GFRS) is an integral part of the County Council and incorporates other community safety related services such as Trading Standards and Coroners. It has a current revenue budget of approximately £25.183 million.
Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service has 21 community fire stations with 33 frontline fire appliances strategically located across Gloucestershire. The Service has 173 wholetime firefighters, 193 on call firefighters, 21 control staff and 58 support staff.
Mission statement
This was developed to set a clear direction for Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service to ensure our strategic priorities are achieved. It sets out our ambitions and is underpinned by a plan for each of the 12 commitments.
Our workplace charter
Our Workplace Charter sets the standard of behaviour and conduct for our staff on a day-to-day basis, ensuring everybody feels valued and respected. We are focused on bringing greater diversity across the Service and developing a culture where everyone demonstrates our values and is able to speak up when things are not right.
