NERIS
Firefighters responding to emergency

Strengthening America’s Emergency Response

The National Emergency Response Information System (NERIS) is a mission-critical platform that equips America’s fire service with the data and tools they need to respond effectively. NERIS supports first responders at every level—enhancing preparedness, improving resource allocation, and strengthening coordination for all-hazards incidents.

Onboarding

NERIS is Live! Get Started Today

If your department is not yet registered with NERIS, or you're a new user looking to get started, our onboarding resources will guide you. Whether you're logging in for the first time or exploring features, we've got you covered.

Welcome to NERIS

Incident Reporting for Fire and Emergency Services

Watch how NERIS makes reporting smarter, sharpens detail, and links response with prevention.

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Updates

Siren: The NERIS Blog

Your beacon for updates about the National Emergency Response Information System (NERIS)

New NERIS analytics dashboards

The New NERIS Dashboard Puts Your Data to Work

We are putting all this new information into NERIS – what can we do with it? It’s a question the NERIS team has heard consistently, across help desk tickets and hundreds of conversations with departments around the country.

illustration for 10 million incidents reported

What 10 Million NERIS Incidents Reveal

In December 2025, NERIS crossed one million incident reports — a milestone driven by the departments that had already made the transition. At that time, the work ahead was clear: supporting the many thousands still to come.

OK fire fighters in front of a 75% reporting graphic

In Oklahoma, Jumpstarting Reporting at the State Level

For more than 15 years, Oklahoma's electronic fire incident reporting participation held in a narrow range. Department participation climbed through the mid-2000s, reached roughly half the state's departments by 2007, then plateaued. Incident volume grew modestly over that period, but the share of departments participating barely changed.