Pre-Incident Planning
What is a Pre-Incident Plan
A Pre-Incident Plan is a collection of data about your building(s) and operation(s) that fire dispatch relays to responding crews, providing firefighters an information advantage before arrival. This is not a fire code or building inspection. The sole purpose is to gather information to develop a plan for incident operations.
How long does a pre-incident plan take?
The size and complexity of the building will determine how long the pre-plan will take. Most pre-plans take less than 45 minutes. There will be little to no disruption to your operations.
What data is collected in a pre-incident plan?
- Building Construction Features and Access
- Occupancy Type and Related Hazards
- Fire Protection and Suppression Systems
- Utility Controls
- Hydrant Locations
- Owner/Occupant Emergency Contact Information
What does a pre-incident plan cost?
There is no fee associated with Lake Travis Fire Rescue’s Pre-Plan. This is a service we provide to better understand your building(s) and operation(s) so we can effectively respond if an incident occurs.
