CRR: The Good ... and Not So Good

Over the last decade or so, community risk reduction (CRR) has gone from a novelty to perhaps the biggest buzz term in the safety industry. And while more CRR is a great thing, its surging popularity has also caused some safety departments to rush out CRR programs before taking time to analyze their data to understand the what, whys, and hows of their plan. Without data and careful planning, departments might be spending time, money, and precious staff hours on efforts where the impact is dubious or unknown.

To help us sort out the good CRR from the bad, we are joined by Fire Chief Landon Churchill, a passionate and experienced CRR leader. We chat about what effective CRR looks like, what it doesn't look like, how even the best of intentions can go sideways, and the key elements fire departments need to ensure that their efforts have the greatest impact.

LINKS: Visit NFPA's CRR homepage to see tips, tools, resources.

Learn more about NFPA 1300, Standard for Community Risk Assessement and Community Risk Reduction Plan Development.

To sign up for NFPA's monthly CRR Kitchen Table, email crr@nfpa.org

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