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Comprehensive Performance Assessment (CPA) is a tool for improvement, which measures how well local authorities including fire authorities are delivering services for local people and communities.
Fire and Rescue CPA results were first published in 2005 and FRAs have since been following a programme of improvement led by the Department of Communities and Local Government and supported by the Audit Commission.
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2. Results 2006/07
In 2006/07 all 47 fire and rescue services in England were assessed in three areas:
- Operational Assurance - our frontline services.
- Use of Resources - how well we use our resources
- Direction of Travel -how we’re improving on our ‘Fair’ rating from last year’s inspection
East Sussex Fire & Rescue Service received level 3’s in all of the assessments.
- Direction of Travel - improving well (3 out of 4).
- Use of Resources - performing well (3 out of 4).
- Operational Assurance - performing well (3 out of 4).
Further detail on this scoring is available in the Audit Commission’s CPA Frequently Asked Questions Page [pdf]. The Reports for 2006/07 are given below:
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3. Archived Reports
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4. Improvement Plans
Following Comprehensive Performance Assessment (CPA), authorities are expected to identify their priorities for improvement. The plans below show the results of this process.
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