Fire departments, incidents, and the Red Cross — from America's new fire reporting system
NERIS replaced the 40-year-old NFIRS in 2025. These four tools read its public data the same way every night: who is reporting, what they report, and what it means for the people the Red Cross serves.
Department Directory
Every U.S. county with its fire departments counted three ways: registered in NERIS, registered with USFA, and actually filing incidents. Expand a county for staffing, stations, and incidents by type.
Open → One Place, On PaperReports
A nation, state, or county profile with headline numbers, a map, and national comparison. Built to print or save as PDF.
Open → By Division, Region, ChapterRed Cross Rollups
The same incidents rolled up to Red Cross geography, with the Sound the Alarm targeting table: where people are displaced and smoke alarms are missing.
Open → The National Picture3D Atlas
Every county as a bar: height is one measure, color another, with story views, a month slider, and the onboarding series. Best on a desktop.
Open →Also here: the NERIS data dictionary and Ask The Data. Press ? on any page for its guide, and use the smile or frown in that guide to send feedback.
NERIS public incident export · U.S. Fire Administration / UL FSRI · Red Cross geographic spine · independent and unofficial.