The MyJFRD Dashboard showcases Jacksonville Fire & Rescue Department’s operational performance and public safety credentials in an accessible format. Among its key features is the department’s Class 1 ISO rating, the highest possible accreditation from the Insurance Services Office, underscoring JFRD’s superior fire protection and readiness.The dashboard also highlights critical fire response metrics—such as incident volumes, response times, and deployment patterns—providing insight into the department’s efficiency, transparency, and commitment to protecting the community.
Public Safety
Mayor Donna Deegan is demonstrating a strong commitment to public safety by increasing support for first responders through enhanced salaries, pension stability, and upgraded equipment, ensuring those who protect Jacksonville are equipped and fairly compensated. Her administration is investing in the construction of new fire stations and the modernization of existing training facilities and emergency response tools to meet the growing needs of the community. In addition, Mayor Deegan has reinstituted a revitalized Jacksonville Journey program, with a renewed focus on prevention, literacy, and intervention strategies aimed at reducing crime and supporting youth development. These efforts reflect a comprehensive approach to public safety—supporting those on the front lines while also addressing the root causes of violence and instability in the community.
MyJFRD Incidents Dashboard
The Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department responds to thousands of emergencies each year, and transparency in these operations is vital to building public trust. The MyJFRD Incidents Dashboard provides a real-time look into the types of incidents JFRD handles—from medical emergencies to fire responses—across the city. This tool empowers citizens with data on response times, incident locations, and service trends, offering a deeper understanding of how JFRD protects our community every day.
Duval County Traffic Safety (Coming Soon)
The Duval County Traffic Dashboard on the JAXGIS ArcGIS platform aggregates and presents critical traffic safety analytics in a user‑friendly visual format. It tracks the number of teen drivers involved in crashes, reports the total count of traffic accidents over time, and categorizes crash types—such as rear‑end, pedestrian, or intersection collisions—month to month. In addition, the dashboard generates an interactive heat map illustrating accident density across the county, enabling city planners, traffic engineers, and the public to identify high‑risk areas and monitor trends geographically.