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Water supplies


well as high tides in the coastal areas in East Riding of Yorkshire and North East Lincolnshire. HFRS is here to keep Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire,


North Lincolnshire and North East Lincolnshire safer places to live, work and visit, 24 hours a day every day of the year. It works closely with partner organisations and communities to develop and deliver initiatives aimed at preventing incidents and to reduce the impact of naturally occurring incidents, such as flooding from heavy rainfall. The chief fire officer continues to represent HFRS and the Humber Local Resilience Forum (LRF) on both the National & East Coast Flood Steering Groups. Planning for inland flooding emergencies is led by local authority and Environment Agency organisations. HFRS staff, in conjunction with other LRF partners, contribute to the production, review and updates of a multi agency flood plan. Investment in HFRS flood rescue capability has


continued with further development of the roles of the FRS flood tactical advisor and water incident manager. In addition, the provision of four powered rescue boats, and a further ten flood rafts funded from additional Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) monies, acquired as part of a collaborative funding bid with Lincolnshire and Norfolk Fire and Rescue Services, has further enhanced HFRS’s flood response capability. The flood rafts are strategically located across the FRS boat and water rescue stations, with their main role being as lead out craft in the rescue and recovery of persons from flooded properties


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