Glasgow City Local Fire and Rescue Plan - Public Consultation
Glasgow City Local Fire and Rescue Plan – Public Consultation
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) is seeking your views on the draft Local Fire and Rescue Plan for City of Glasgow 2026.
Glasgow is a vibrant and diverse city with communities that have different needs and challenges. We want to ensure our Local Fire and Rescue Plan reflects the issues that matter most to local people and helps us target our resources where they can make the greatest difference.
SFRS already work closely with our communities, local authority partners and third-sector organisations, but it is important that everyone has the opportunity to share their views and shape the services they provide. Whether you are a resident, business owner, community group or partner organisation, your feedback will help SFRS understand local priorities and continue improving outcomes for the people of Glasgow.
Your feedback will help ensure the final Plan:
- Reflects local priorities, risks and needs
- Supports effective partnership working
- Delivers the best outcomes for communities
- Informs local service delivery over the coming years
How to Take Part
You can view the draft Plan and complete a short consultation survey using the link below:
Consultations | Scottish Fire and Rescue Service
The consultation is open until midnight on Thursday 15 October 2026.
SFRS is committed to listening to the views of their communities and partners. Following the close of the consultation, feedback will be carefully analysed and a summary of the findings will be published, setting out how responses have informed the development of the final Plan.
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