Fire and Rescue Services
Norfolk County is divided into 11 fire districts. These districts are based on the principle of providing the appropriate fire or rescue service in the best possible time frame.
Each fire district is serviced by a fire station. Fire stations vary in size and capability according to the fire protection and rescue needs of the fire district. The fire districts do not operate independently since all operations are coordinated through a common fire dispatch centre and it is very common for firefighters and fire apparatus to respond from more than one station to an incident, depending on the need.
All fire stations are staffed by volunteer firefighters. Norfolk County has 240 volunteer firefighters. Fire stations are managed by a District Chief with the assistance of a Deputy, Captains, and various specialty ranks.
The Fire and Rescue Service Division meets its Federal, Provincial, and Municipal mandates through the skilled and dedicated efforts of Administration, Programs, Enforcement, and Operations staff. The Division has organized these activities into a number of Bureaus and Districts for management convenience.
Norfolk County does have a Burn Permit and By-Law that regulates the setting of fires in Norfolk County.
Fire Stations
Station #1 - Culver Street in Simcoe
Station #2 - Nelson Street in Port Dover
Station #3 - Main Street in Waterford
Station #4 - Teeter Street in Teeterville
Station #5 - Argyle Avenue in Delhi
Station #6 - Main Street in Courtland
Station #7 – Queen Street-Hwy 59 in Langton
Station #8 – County Road 28 in Fairground
Station #9 – Erie Street in Port Rowan
Station #10 – County Road 16 in St. Williams
Station #11 – Brock Street in Vittoria
Norfolk County Fire & Rescue Services
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