Coverage and known gaps

What the states mean

Working

A suitable configured public source has passed the maintained operational checks. This does not mean the service publishes every incident.

Partial

A usable source exists, but publication, timeliness or retrieval limitations mean some relevant incidents may be absent.

Unavailable

No dependable automated official incident source is currently available to Wildfire Watch for that service area.

Unknown or not checked

The service cannot currently establish a coverage state. The governed launch register does not intentionally publish an unknown entry; if validation is missing, the area must not be presented as working.

Working (19)

• Buckinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes a structured incident listing with incident type, place, date, time and further details.
• Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes a structured incident listing, primarily updated during office hours.
• Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Provides an official incident feed with individual incident reports.
• Cleveland Fire Brigade (England) — Publishes selected incident records and operational updates through its official X account.
• Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes structured official incident records through its public newsdesk.
• Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes structured official incident cards with dates, locations and incident details.
• Essex County Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes structured official incident records with dates, locations and current status.
• Hampshire and Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes structured official incident reports, although the public archive may focus on selected incidents.
• Humberside Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes structured official incident records that Wildfire Watch checks automatically.
• Kent Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Provides structured official incident data with stable identifiers, times, types and detail links.
• Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes a paginated official incident archive with call times, locations and incident details.
• Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes structured incident information that Wildfire Watch now retrieves and parses successfully through the deployed relay.
• London Fire Brigade (England) — Publishes official incident reports with incident details, locations and publication times.
• Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes structured official incident cards with dates, locations and further details.
• North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes structured operational summaries containing individual incidents.
• Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes a structured, filterable official incident listing.
• South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue (England) — Publishes a structured official incident listing.
• West Midlands Fire Service (England) — Publishes structured reports for significant or unusual incidents, including locations, dates and details.
• West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes a structured official latest-incidents listing.

Partial (30)

• Avon Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes selected incidents of note and searchable incident reports, but not every incident attended.
• Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Wildfire Watch actively polls the service's official X account, while its more complete daily HTML incident listing is currently blocked by HTTP 403.
• County Durham and Darlington Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes selected official news reports rather than a public record of every incident attended.
• Cumbria Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes selected newsroom reports about operational incidents with named locations.
• Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes official updates about selected major incidents rather than every incident attended.
• Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes selected official incident reports; some records may omit a usable incident location.
• East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Wildfire Watch actively polls the service's official X account, while retrieval of its selected official-news source is currently failing with HTTP 502.
• Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Wildfire Watch actively polls the service's official X account for selected operational incident updates.
• Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes official news about selected major wildfire incidents rather than every incident attended.
• Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes incident updates through its Fire Control X account, with major updates on its main account and website.
• Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Wildfire Watch actively polls the service's official X account for selected operational incident updates.
• Isles of Scilly Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Selected Isles of Scilly incidents are published through Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service's official newsdesk.
• Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue (England) — Publishes selected operational fire updates through its official X account; its council news feed provides limited additional coverage.
• Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service (Wales) — Publishes selected incident updates through its newsroom and official social channels, but not every incident attended.
• Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Wildfire Watch actively polls the service's official X account, while its more complete public incident page is currently blocked by HTTP 403.
• North Wales Fire and Rescue Service (Wales) — Publishes selected official news and incident bulletins, including significant wildfire updates, but not every incident attended.
• Northamptonshire Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes selected official news about significant incidents rather than every incident attended.
• Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service (Northern Ireland) — Publishes selected official incident statements, including wildfire reports, rather than every incident attended.
• Northumberland Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Wildfire Watch actively polls the service's official X account for selected operational incident updates.
• Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes selected official incident news rather than every incident attended.
• Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes selected official news and social-media updates rather than a comprehensive public incident log.
• Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes incidents considered to be of public or media interest rather than every incident attended.
• Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (Scotland) — Wildfire Watch checks selected official wildfire news and now schedules the service's official X account hourly as an operational supplement.
• South Wales Fire and Rescue Service (Wales) — Publishes selected official wildfire reports through its newsroom feed rather than every incident attended.
• Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes selected official news about notable wildfire incidents rather than every incident attended.
• Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes selected structured incident cards, including vegetation fires, rather than every incident attended.
• Surrey Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Wildfire Watch actively polls the service's official X account for selected operational incident updates.
• Tyne and Wear Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes selected official news rather than a comprehensive public incident log.
• Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes selected council news and official social updates; its advertised incident feed is no longer current.
• West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service (England) — Publishes selected Fire and Rescue news rather than every incident attended.

Unavailable (0)