The following information statement is published pursuant to section 9(2) of the FOI Act.
Further useful information around the aims and objectives of the FOI Act can be found on the State Records website.
The MFS is committed to providing a high quality fire and emergency service that represents public value. We recognise the need to constantly review our outcomes, outputs and inputs to ensure we make the most effective and efficient use of our resources.
Fires and other emergencies have a significant social and economic cost to the community. The MFS aims to reduce the economic impact of fires and other emergencies by maximising the capital values saved, reducing the property loss per person and minimising the economic impact. Finally, reflecting its value to the community, the MFS aims to minimise the impact of emergencies on the environment.
Please view the MFS Performance reports.
As part of our responsibilities for protecting the community from the effects of fire, road crashes, chemical incidents and other emergencies, the MFS provides a range of community education programs, advice and services in areas such as:
- Building and Commercial Fire Safety
- Educational programs targeting specific risk groups within our community
- Public information and warnings
- Public visits
- Residential fire safety equipment
- Teaching resources
When undertaking public consultation, the MFS uses the YourSAy online consultation hub where you can find and provide feedback on consultations open across the South Australian government.
Examples of documents held by the MFS that are available free of charge include:
Documents that are available for purchase from the MFS are:
Fire investigation report $136
Submit the Fire Investigation Report Release application form and send to mfs.incidentrecords@eso.sa.gov.au
Access the main Freedom of Information page for details regarding how to make a Freedom of Information
