The Coconut Creek Fire Rescue Strategic Plan serves as a roadmap for the agency’s priorities, goals, and continued growth. Developed with valuable input from both our internal team and the community, this plan reflects the needs, concerns, and aspirations of all our stakeholders.

Learn more about our vision for the future of fire and life safety services in Coconut Creek.

Coconut Creek Fire Rescue earned the distinction of Class 1 Public Protection Classification rating by the Insurance Services Office (ISO) – the highest achievable score. An ISO fire rating is a score earned by fire departments and provided to insurance companies. The score reflects how prepared a community is for fires in the areas of investigation, fire safety education, hydrant flow testing, water supply system locations, and training to name a few categories. A good, or low ISO score indicates that a fire is not likely to severely damage or decimate a building, therefore, potentially allowing for slightly lower home insurance rates.

Accredited in October 2024

The Commission on Accreditation of Ambulance Services (CAAS) was established to encourage and promote quality patient care in medical transportation systems. CAAS is an independent Commission that established a comprehensive series of standards for the ambulance service industry.

CAAS accreditation signifies that your service has met the “gold standard” determined by the ambulance industry to be essential in a modern emergency medical services provider. These standards often exceed those established by state or local regulation. The CAAS standards are designed to increase operational efficiency and clinical quality, while decreasing risk and liability to the organization.

The process includes a comprehensive self-assessment and an independent external review of the EMS organization. This independent process provides verification to your Board of Directors, city council, medical community and others that quality care is provided to the community.

All ambulance systems are eligible for the three-year accreditation including private, public, fire department and hospital-based.