Station Draft by Incident Type

NERIS reporting requirements vary by incident type. Station Draft coverage is organized by the incident types officers encounter most, and the NERIS modules those incidents require.

Coverage by Incident Type

Each incident type activates different NERIS modules and requires different fields. A structure fire requires the Fire Module with area of origin, detector performance, and fire spread. An EMS response requires the EMS Module with patient disposition and procedures performed. A HazMat incident requires material identification and release data.

Station Draft maps officer narratives to the fields required for each incident type. Coverage depth varies — Station Draft v0.1 is strongest on structure fires and EMS medical emergencies, which make up the largest share of incident volume for most departments.

Fire Incident Reporting

NERIS reporting for fire incidents — structure, vehicle, wildland, and other fire types.

EMS Incident Reporting

NERIS EMS Module drafting for medical emergencies and EMS responses.

Structure Fire Reporting

Building and structure fire NERIS reporting — the highest complexity fire module use case.

Medical Emergency Reporting

Cardiac arrest, trauma, respiratory, and other patient-contact EMS incidents.

HazMat Incident Reporting

Hazardous materials incidents — spills, releases, and exposures.

Multi-Unit Response Reporting

Incidents involving mutual aid, multiple apparatus, or multiple agencies.

Vehicle Fire Reporting

Vehicle fire NERIS reporting — passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, and more.

Wildland Fire Reporting

Wildland, brush, and wildland-urban interface fire NERIS reporting.

Start With Your Highest-Volume Incident Type

Station Draft pilots focus on the incident types that matter most to your department. Apply and tell us your mix.

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