Dear Scottish Fire and Rescue Service,

Can you please provide the following -

1) Total number of call outs for every station across Scotland in 2024. For example: Maryhill - 2000, Kingsway East - 1000 etc.

2) A breakdown of the total number of call outs for every special appliance at each station across Scotland in 2024. For example: Elgin (Water Rescue) - 100, Oban (Height Appliance) 500 etc.

3) A breakdown of the total number of times any resource has been ‘off the run’ at every station across Scotland in 2024. For example: Tollcross (Pump 2) - 300 times, Altens (Rope Rescue) - 100 times

4) A breakdown of the total cost of overtime for each wholetime station across Scotland in the last financial year. For example: Liberton - £5000, Perth - £8000

Yours faithfully,

Name Removed

SFRS Information Governance, Scottish Fire and Rescue Service

Dear Will Carson,

 Freedom of Information Request

Thank you for your request for information.

In line with the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002, the Scottish
Fire and Rescue Service has up to 20 working days in which to provide you
with a response.  

Yours sincerely
Information Governance Team
Scottish Fire and Rescue Service
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Good afternoon,
 
We are in receipt of your request below, however, as per OSIC guidance to
validate a request we require your name. If you wish to remain anonymous,
we will provide you with a response but OSIC may consider your request to
be invalid.  Please see the guidance below from OSIC:
 
An information request must contain the name of the person making the
request (sometimes
known as the “true requester” or “true applicant”). (The definition of
“person” includes
companies and organisation.) This means that requests cannot be made
anonymously and
pseudonyms (fake names) cannot be used
 
Section 8 of FOISA sets out what a request must include to be valid. If a
request is invalid,
the public authority is under no obligation to comply with the request,
although it should
contact the person in order to meet its duty to provide advice and
assistance (section 15 of
FOISA). The Commissioner has no power to carry out an investigation into
invalid requests
or to order an authority to disclose information if the request was
invalid.
6. Section 8(1)(b) makes it clear that the request must state the name of
the requester to be
valid.1
 
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We would therefore ask you to provide your name to validate your request.
 
Thanks.
 
Kind regards,
 
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Dear SFRS Information Governance,

My name as requested is Mr William Carson.

Regards,

Willie Carson

Dear Scottish Fire and Rescue Service,

Please pass this on to the person who conducts Freedom of Information reviews.

I am writing to request an internal review of Scottish Fire and Rescue Service's handling of my FOI request 'Call Out Statistics - 2024'.

My request was sent on 14th February, 17th February I was told it could take 20 days, 18th February I was requested to clarify my name which I did on 20th February and I am still waiting on a response to my request.

A full history of my FOI request and all correspondence is available on the Internet at this address: https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/c...

Yours faithfully,

Willie Carson

SFRS Information Governance, Scottish Fire and Rescue Service

Dear Willie Carson

Request for Review under Freedom of Information

Thank you for your request for a Review.

Your request for review is being processed and Scottish Fire and Rescue
Service has 20 working days in which to provide you with a response.

Please note that this request has been given a unique Case Reference
Number therefore please ensure that you quote this number in any future
correspondence.

Yours sincerely

Information Governance Team

Scottish Fire & Rescue Service

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SFRS Information Governance, Scottish Fire and Rescue Service

Good afternoon,

Unfortunately, we are unable to respond today, day 20.

The information you requested is not held centrally and we had to contact several teams to collate the data. We are awaiting information to allow us to provide a full response. The teams responsible have advised they will provide the information in the next 7 working days. We will endeavour to provide a full response once we receive all requested information, within the next 7 working days.

Please accept our apologies for the delay in responding.

Thanks.

Kind regards,

Information Governance Team

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Good afternoon,

Please find attached the response to your request for information.

Thanks.

Kind regards,

Information Governance Team

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