Edmonton Fire Rescue Services
Established1906
Annual calls95,496[1]
Strength1,284 full-time — including firefighters, dispatchers and other staff [2]
StaffingCareer
ChiefDavid Lazenby (11 May 2024-)[3]
Stations31
Engines47
Trucks13
Rescues13 (+ 3 boats)
Tankers8
Websitehttp://www.edmonton.ca/programs_services/about-fire-rescue-services.aspx

Edmonton Fire Rescue Services (also Edmonton Fire and Rescue Services) is the fire department for the city of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

The Edmonton Fire Department began as a volunteer fire corps in 1891 and the first full department was created in 1906.[4]

Operations

There are 31 stations throughout the city.[5]

NameAddressPump CompaniesLadder CompaniesRescue CompaniesSpecial UnitsChief UnitCoordinates
1Headquarters10351 96 StreetPump 1, Pump 1ALadder 1Public Information Officers (PIO)

Chief of Department, Deputy Chiefs,

Platoon Chief,

Chief of Special Operations

53.5478°N 113.4835°W
2Downtown10217 107 StreetPump 2Rescue 253.5436°N 113.5042°W
3University11226 76 AvenuePump 3Rescue 3Technical Rescue Team Support Unit53.5126°N 113.5221°W
4Jasper Place10949 156 StreetPump 4Rescue 4District Chief - Car 453.5556°N 113.5898°W
5Norwood9020 111 Avenue
(formerly 11169 101 Street)
Pump 5, Pump 5AParade 1950District Chief - Car 1
53.5613°N 113.4805°W
6Mill Creek8105 96 StreetPump 6Ladder 653.5173°N 113.4762°W
7Highlands5025 118 AvenueClosed for renovations53.5700°N 113.4194°W
8Blatchford8603 Flying Club Road NWPump 853.5812°N 113.5424°W
9Roper Station5604 50 StreetPump 9Rescue 9District Chief - Car 253.4937°N 113.4189°W
10Lauderdale12735 101 StreetPump 10Hazmat 1, Hazmat 253.5855°N 113.4933°W
11Capilano6110 98 Avenue
(formerly 6625 101 Avenue)
Pump 11, Pump 11ARiver boom trailer53.5384°N 113.4288°W
12Meadowlark9020 156 StreetPump 1253.5238°N 113.5908°W
13Rainbow Valley4035 119 StreetPump 1353.4779°N 113.5381°W
14Londonderry7312 144 AvenuePump 14Rescue 1453.6067°N 113.4536°W
15Coronet5120 97 StreetPump 1553.4890°N 113.4801°W
16Mill Woods2904 66 Street NWPump 16Ladder 1653.4596°N 113.4351°W
17Castle Downs15505 Castle Downs RoadPump 17Ladder 1753.6176°N 113.5168°W
18Clareview13808 Victoria TrailPump 18Ladder 18All Terrain Pump 1853.6014°N 113.3870°W
19Callingwood6210 178 StreetPump 19Rescue 1953.4967°N 113.6303°W
20Kaskitayo2303 105 Street NWPump 20Rescue 2053.4545°N 113.5009°W
21Rossdale9315 101 StreetRescue 21Mobile Command, Foam Truck 21, Tow unit 21, Utility boat, 2 x Jet boat53.5285°N 113.4932°W
22Wîhkwêntôwin10124 123 StreetPump 22Ladder 2253.5422°N 113.5346°W
23Morin10130 178 StreetPump 23Ladder 23All Terrain Pump 2353.5430°N 113.6280°W
24Terwillegar131 Haddow ClosePump 24Ladder 24All Terrain Pump 24, Mule 24District Chief - Car 353.4592°N 113.5910°W
25Lake District8403 167 AvenuePump 25Investigator 1, Investigator 2, Investigator K9, Service 1, Fan TrailerDistrict Chief - Car 553.6283°N 113.4703°W
26Meadows2803 34 Street NWPump 26Tanker 26, Salvage 1, Service truck 253.4584°N 113.3931°W
27Ellerslie1203 Ellwood Road SWPump 27Ladder 2753.4290°N 113.4758°W
28Heritage Valley12110 26 Avenue SWPump 28Tanker 2853.4108°N 113.5385°W
29Lewis Farms9204 213 StreetPump 29Tanker 29 (Super Tanker), Service 2953.5265°N 113.6880°W
30Pilot Sound15850 50 St NWPump 30Tanker 30 (Super Tanker)53.6198°N 113.4178°W
31Windermere3865 Allan Drive SWPump 31Tanker 3153.4252°N 113.6054°W
Fire Services Centre18603 106A Avenue53.5517°N 113.6447°W

Fleet

EFRS had 158 assets in its fleet as of 2021.[6]

  • 47 Pumps (including 11 in reserve and one being considered for disposal)
  • 8 Tankers
  • 9 Ladders
  • 13 rescue trucks (including one in reserve)
  • 3 rescue boats
  • 16 specialty vehicles (including two in reserve)
  • 43 light vehicles (including 10 in reserve and one being considered for disposal)
  • 15 trailers (including two in reserve)

See also

References

  1. ^ "Edmonton's fire department looks to send firefighters to fewer medical calls - Edmonton | Globalnews.ca". March 28, 2024.
  2. ^ Johnny Wakefield, "Shirley Benson: The first ever woman to become and Edmonton firefighter celebrates another historic accomplishment", Edmonton Journal, March 21, 2018
  3. ^ CBC Edmonton, "City hires Calgary deputy chief to head up Edmonton Fire Rescue Services", CBC, May 12, 2020
  4. ^ "Fire Fighting - City of Edmonton Archives". cityarchives.edmonton.ca. Retrieved 2023-10-05.
  5. ^ Edmonton Fire Stations
  6. ^ KPMG (February 1, 2021). "Review of Edmonton Fire Rescue Services". City of Edmonton. p. 49. Retrieved March 10, 2022.