Bedrock (The Flintstones) - Features - Law and Government

Law and Government

A police department helps protect the residents; for a period of time, Fred and Barney were members as part-time police officers.

Bedrock has also been shown as having a volunteer fire department, although the episode in which the volunteer fire department was introduced suggests the uselessness of such a service in a city of stone buildings; instead, its members use it as an excuse to create a social club. However several other episodes feature a more traditional full-time firefighting service.

Also located near Bedrock is Camp Millstone Army Base, where Fred and his best friend Barney Rubble were stationed after they were mistakenly inducted into the Army.

Bedrock's city government plays a role in The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show episode "Mayor May Not," where Pebbles becomes the city's temporary student mayor for a week.

Regarding health care, Bedrock had the Rockapedic Hospital, where Pebbles was born.

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