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The national platform

Explore fire accountability

Start anywhere — the platform drills from the United States to states, counties, and (soon) departments and incidents. Every published value is public and cited. Fireground Index is both a fire-outcome scorecard and a public data-transparency map: states with complete public data get a scored report card; the rest get an evidence page explaining what’s missing.

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12 of 50 states live

760 county-equivalents with a live, source-backed public scorecard. New states are added continuously.

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Minnesota

87 counties · fire deaths 2021

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Data transparency — states not yet scored

18 documented

These states are not scored because the public data needed to score them fairly isn’t available yet — a matter of data publication, not fire outcomes or fire-service quality. Each has a public evidence page documenting exactly what was checked and what would unlock scoring. A state fire marshal’s office or fire-service data program can unlock a live scorecard by providing complete, county-level data.

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50 states + D.C.

“Live” states have a county-level public scorecard built from verified public data. States marked not-scored link to a data-transparency evidence page. Remaining states show the national report-card view while coverage is added.