A 999 call will need to be made for crews to attend an automatic alarm call at hospitals between certain hours
Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service plans to stop responding to automatic alarm calls at hospitals during the daytime after a year in which incidents including a cotton bud fire were attended. The service says that a 999 call will need to be made for crews to attend an automatic alarm call at hospitals between certain hours.
The service says that it will still attend such incidents if they are backed up by a 999 call. The plan will be discussed at a meeting of the Nottinghamshire and City of Nottingham Fire and Rescue Authority on January 6. Such incidents are known as Unwanted Fire Signals , with Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue attending 3,480 last year. That is an increase on the previous year, when the service attended 3,142 of these calls, but better than the position in the 2017/18 year when it attended 3,793.
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