Their prevention team has shortlisted for a partnership working award.
It comes as part of the annual National Fire Chiefs Council's prevention awards.
Area commander Adam Burch said in a social media post he was "incredibly proud" of the prevention team's nomination for a partnership award, recognising Fire Sense.
The programme provides monthly interactive sessions to professionals across a range of sectors, including care providers, GPs, neighbourhood policing teams and charity partners.
It's also designed to raise awareness of fire risks and to give frontline professionals the confidence to act quickly whilst safeguarding vulnerable people through referrals to Buckinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service.
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