Incident Additional Reports

Description

Section required for Incident Types 111-112, 120-123, 130-138, 140-143, 160-163, and 170-173.

The Wildland Fire section can be used instead of the Fire section for Incident Types 140-143, 170-173, and 632.

More information is available in Add Fire Report.

Section required for "Incident Types" 111-112, and 120-123.

More information is available in NFIRS Structure.

Section required if casualties indicated in Response section for Incident Types 100-199.

More information is available in NFIRS Civilian Fire Service Casualty.

Section required if casualties indicated in Response section for Incident Types 100-199.

More information is available in Fire Service Casualty.

Section can be completed for "Incident Types" 311, 321, 322, or 323 or when an injury is treated in any other incident type.

More information is available in EMS Search Rescue.

For one of the following.

• Specialized HazMat resources were dispatched or used or should have been dispatched or used, for assessing, mitigating, or managing the situation,
• Releases or spills of hazardous materials that exceed 55 gallons.

More information is available in NFIRS HazMat.

The Wildland Fire section can be used instead of the Fire section for Incident Types 140-143, 170-173, and 632.

More information is available in Add Wildland Fire Report.

Generally added from the Units & Personnel section. Can be required via the Administration Options form.

More information is available in Add Incident Staff Activity.

Can be required via the Administration Options form.

More information is available in Add Incident Equipment Usage.

Can be required via the Administration Options form.

More information is available in Add Incident Dollar Loss and Value.

This section can be used whenever the Cause of Ignition is “intentional,” or “under investigation” without any distinction made as to whether or not a crime has occurred, or a determination of criminal intent. This section can also be used when the fire is under investigation or in cases where the cause is "Undetermined after investigation.”

More information is available in Add Investigation Report from Incident.

Add vehicle and extrication information when applicable.

NFPA 1710 (for career firefighters and EMS personnel) and NFPA 1720 (for volunteers) define minimum response times to an emergency and minimum fire company and EMS staffing levels. The NFPA 1710/1720 Information form provides a method for tracking compliance with the standard.