Incident Reporting Resources

Use the index below to go directly to a particular section on this page:

• Reporting Site Links
• Data Entry Resources
• Training Videos

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Reporting Site Links

• MS Fire Elite
• MS Fire Bridge

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Training Videos

• ImageTrend Elite Training, an upgraded version of Fire Bridge
• Coordinator Training for MS Fire Elite
• Importing to MS Fire Elite Training

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Data Entry Resources

• Incident Report Reference Guide
• Coding Help (FAQs)

NFIRSGrams

Short bulletins to provide coding help that addressees frequently asked questions and common mistakes when entering incident data.

• Calculating Fire Loss
• Coding an electronic cigarette fire
• Community paramedicine
• CSST installation as a contributing factor in a fire
• Dates and times
• Determining property use
• The difference between reported fire incident data and estimated fire incident data
• Documenting casualties
• Documenting confined structure fires
• Documenting equipment involved in ignition when the heat source is operating equipment
• Documenting incidents when the time changes
• Documenting your response to a natural disaster
• Exposures: When to include them on your incident report
• Formatting your incident numbers
• How to code a hoverboard fire
• How to complete incident location/address fields
• Narratiave - Telling the story
• Three reasons why incident reporting is important
• Understanding the 20-minute response warning message
• When is an incident not an incident
• Why getting the incident type right matters

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