From house fires and road collisions, to visits made to vulnerable residents to offer fire safety advice – crews worked around the clock 365 days of the year to attend emergency incidents and support local communities.
Compared to 2024, there were 30 fewer road traffic collisions (RTCs) attended by crews in 2025, but over a thousand more vulnerable residents visited in their homes, and around 400 more hydrants checked and serviced in 2025.
For information about fire prevention, and other useful safety advice, visit Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service’s website.
5. Animals Rescues
The fire service responded to 160 animal rescues in 2025 - including this one where a deer became trapped in a car grill - but was safely released back into the wild. Photo: Cambs Fire & Rescue Service
6. Vulnerable Residents
Fire crews and community safety officers visited 8800 vulnerable residents across Cambridgeshire in 2025. Photo: Cambs Fire & Rescue
7. Hydrants
Some 4070 hydrants were checked and serviced. Photo: Cambs Fire & Rescue Service
8. Businesses
Crews and officers delivered fire safety advice to more than 800 businesses in 2025,including not overloading power sockets. Photo: Cambs Fire & Rescue Service