NFIRS Data Quality Dashboard
Data Quality Score - a mathematically derived value that ranks the following metrics of data quality into a single score.
34(Data Quality Score) = 1(Location) + 1(Area of Origin) + 1(Detector Presence) + 1(Equipment Involved) + 4(Fire Ignition Factor) + 4(Heat Source) + 4(Item First Ignited) + 1(Total Loss) + 14(Valid Incidents)
Fire Department Name | Data Quality Score | Rank |
Bolivar Fire Department | 100.00 | 1 |
Springfield Fire Department | 96.47 | 2 |
Pigeon Forge Fire Department | 95.59 | 3 |
Hardin County Fire Department | 94.12 | 4 |
Crossville Fire Department | 93.14 | 5 |
Mount Juliet Fire Department | 93.14 | 6 |
Brentwood Fire Department | 93.08 | 7 |
Almaville Volunteer Fire Rescue Department | 93.05 | 8 |
Oak Ridge Fire Dept | 93.00 | 9 |
Chattanooga Fire Department | 92.98 | 10 |
Fire Department Name | Data Quality Score | Rank |
Henderson County Fire Department | 93.04 | 1 |
Chattanooga Fire Department | 91.96 | 2 |
Blount County Fire Protection District | 90.80 | 3 |
Lawrenceburg Fire Department | 90.71 | 4 |
Collierville Fire and Rescue | 90.18 | 5 |
Fire Department Name | Rank | |
Karns Fire Department | 1 | |
Smyrna Fire Department | 2 | |
Putnam Cnty VFD | 3 | |
Williamson Fire and Emergency Services | 4 | |
Paris Fire Dept | 5 |
To qualify for any of these superlatives, a fire department must have had an average of 12 incidents during the study period (1 year for top ten, 2 years for most improvement, and 10 years for ten year data quality).