Public Registers

Under the Environment and Safety Information Act 1988 as amended by the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (RRFSO) North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service, the ‘Enforcing Authority’, is obliged to keep a Public Register about certain notices issued under the RRFSO.

The register is available for public inspection via the National Enforcement Register on the National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) website.

The notices are:

1. Alteration Notice

An alteration notice may be served on the responsible person if the Fire & Rescue Authority is of the opinion that any structural alterations being made to the premises will constitute a serious risk to relevant persons (whether due to features of the premises, their use, and any hazard present or any other circumstances).

2. Enforcement Notice

Where the Fire & Rescue Authority is of the opinion that the responsible person or other person mentioned in Article 5(3) has failed to comply with any provision of the RRFSO.

3. Prohibition Notice 

Where the Fire & Rescue Authority is of the opinion that the risk to persons in case of fire is so serious it will be necessary for the Authority to prohibit or restrict the use of parts of the premises until the specified matters have been remedied.

Members of the public can also look at copies of the Public Registers by visiting NYFRS Headquarters. To book an appointment, please contact 01609 780150 and ask for Prevention & Protection or write to North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service, Prevention & Protection Department, Alverton Court, Northallerton, North Yorkshire, DL6 1FE

Asset Register

View our asset register on the Asset register page of the York and North Yorkshire Office for Policing, Fire, Crime and Commissioning (OPFCC)’s website

Land and Building Register

View our Land and Building register on the Land and Building register page of the York and North Yorkshire Office for Policing, Fire, Crime and Commissioning (OPFCC)’s website

Register of Members’ Interests

View the register of interests for the York and North Yorkshire Office for Policing, Fire, Crime and Commissioning (OPFCC)’s website

Gifts and Hospitality Register