NERIS in Washington
Find your department's NERIS ID, see where Washington departments are with NERIS, and get your department filing.
- Washington departments in NERIS
- 416
- have filed incidents
- 275
- incidents filed so far
- 741,883
NERIS public directory + FSRI onboarding data · Oct 8, 2026
Getting set up
Get your department filing
Three steps, in this order.
Official · wsp.wa.govWashington's NERIS pageSomeone in your department holds a NERIS admin login
If nobody does yet, your department signs up with NERIS first.
Choose how you'll file
Enter reports in NERIS itself, which costs departments nothing, or use reporting software from one of NERIS's approved integration partners.
If you use software, enroll it in NERIS
Whoever holds the admin login opens Enrollments in NERIS and enters the software's Client ID. About two minutes, and reversible.
Washington in NERIS
Where Washington departments are with NERIS
416 Washington departments, 275 of them filing (66%).
Department type · share filing
NERIS status
Tap a dot to see the department. Dots sit at each department's listed address. "Filing" means at least one incident in NERIS.
Latest week
243 filing
229 with a confirmed account, of 360 departments tracked that week.
FSRI's weekly snapshots cover Washington departments with a mapped service area (360 of 416), so the latest week can show fewer departments filing than the 275 above.
What a finished report looks like
From what you'd say to what NERIS needs
Said after the call"Engine 3 and Ladder 1 to 412 Maple Avenue for a kitchen fire. Smoke alarms went off and got everyone out. Stretched a line and knocked it down in the kitchen. Pan left on the stove."
- Incident type
- Fire›Structure fire›Room and contents fire
- Smoke alarm
- Operated·Alerted occupant
- Action
- Extinguish
- Origin & cause
- Kitchen·Cooking
That's FireMic, the tool we make: you talk through the call, it fills in the NERIS fields, and it asks about anything you didn't say.
About Washington
Departments in Washington
Washington doesn't have one typical fire department. Combination, volunteer, and career departments are each a substantial share of the state, and paid firefighters make up more of the statewide headcount than the department count alone would suggest.
Nearby states
About grant applications
Some Washington fire departments hold Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) funding, and every AFG application asks the department to describe its calls and how it operates, not just list equipment it wants. We don't know, and won't claim to know, whether current NERIS reporting affects how that description is scored — that's a question for the grant program itself, not for a company that sells reporting software. Separate from scoring entirely, there's a plain practical point: incident reports written up close to the day they happened are faster to summarize into an application than a year of calls nobody got around to writing up.
We are a vendor, not a grant advisor. Read the current notice of funding opportunity or ask your state's grant coordinator.
FireMic is a private company. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or recommended by any Washington state agency, USFA, FSRI, or FEMA. State fire officials do not endorse vendors, and nothing on this page should be read as suggesting otherwise.
Departments and NERIS IDs: NERIS public directory, Oct 8, 2026. Status, incident counts, weekly history and the state outline: FSRI's public NERIS onboarding data, Oct 8, 2026.