Operations
Peel Region EMS operates in the following geographical entities within Peel Region:
- Mississauga, Ontario
- Brampton, Ontario
- Caledon, Ontario
List of EMS stations:
- Pacific Gate Reporting Station - 6825 Tomken Road, Missisauga (Opening January 2012)
- Clarkson - 1578 Finfar Court, Mississauga
- Tedlo - 2355 Tedlo Street, Mississauga
- Fewster - 1197B Fewster Drive, Mississauga
- Maingate (HQ) - 5299 Maingate Drive, Mississauga
- Kennedy - 6660 Kennedy Road, Mississauga (Scheduled for Closing 2012)
- Kitimat - 6810 Kitimat Road, Mississauga
- Malton - 1980 Boylen Road, Mississauga
- Bramalea - 52 Bramalea Road, Brampton
- Hale - 75B Hale Road, Brampton
- Heartlake - 91 Sandalwood Parkway East, Brampton
- Valleywood - 2 Snelcrest Drive, Caledon
- Bolton - 28 Ann Street
- Caledon - 3611 Charleston Side Road
Future Stations (estimated by 2017):
- 7101 Goreway Drive satellite station
- 555 Queen Street West satellite station
- 1355 Winding Trail satellite station
- 1600 Bovaird Drive reporting and administration station
- 394 Orenda Road satellite station
- 10797 The Gore Road satellite station
- 2492 Thomas Street reporting Station
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