Annual Review of Municipal Operations According to the Act on Protection Against Accidents 2025

Regarding part-time firefighters and team leaders, there is a slight decrease compared to previous years, which is due to incident commanders with standby according to the RiB agreement being excluded from this year's review. 87 of the country's rescue service organizations have 76% or higher proportion of part-time firefighters, 39 have between 51 and 75%, 12 have 0 to 50%, of which 2 only have full-time employees. The number of full-time employed team leaders, incident commanders, regional incident leaders, and overall management broken down by gender and role. The number of part-time firefighters and team leaders is more than twice as many as full-time firefighters; at the turn of the year, there were just over 10,941. The number of part-time employed firefighters broken down by gender and role from the annual follow-up LSO 2025. Over the past five years, the number of rescue service associations has continued to grow. Half of the rescue organizations conducted 36 or fewer inspections, and the authority will continue to review inspection activities with the aim that they are carried out sufficiently. Regarding cleaning and fire safety inspections, the annual review shows that cleaning is performed adequately in many organizations, but some still have deficiencies.