Stations, Vehicles and Special Responsibilities
Fyshwick Fire Station (No. 1)
Vehicles: Scania Pumper, Bronto Aerial Platform, Heavy Water Tanker, Utility, HazMat Response Vehicle, Decontamination Trailer, and Mobile Canteen.
Ainslie Fire Station (No. 2)
Vehicles: Scania Pumper, Heavy and Light Bushfire Tankers, and Breathing Apparatus Support Vehicle.
Phillip Fire Station (No. 3)
Vehicles: Heavy Rescue Pumper.
Special Responsibilities: All road rescues south of Lake Burley Griffin, may attend incidents further north if required.
Belconnen Fire Station (No. 4)
Vehicles: Scania Heavy Rescue Pumper.
Kambah Fire Station (No. 5)
Vehicles: MK III Pumper, Remote Area Road Rescue Vehicle, Vertical Rescue Vehicle, and Confined Space Rescue Trailer.
Special Responsibilities: all vehicle rescues in the ACT, remote area rescue, training and maintenance of Vertical Rescue skills for all ACT Fire Brigade personnel.
West Belconnen Fire Station (No. 6)
Vehicles: Scania Pumper, Heavy Tanker, and Light Tanker.
Chisholm Fire Station (No. 7)
Vehicles: Scania Pumper, Heavy Tanker, and Light Tanker, Large and Small CAFS Tankers
Responsibilities: Incidents on Monaro Highway south to ACT/NSW border
Greenway Fire Station (No. 8)
Vehicles: Scania Pumper, Heavy Tanker, Light Tanker
Gungahlin Joint Emergency Services Centre (JESC) (No. 9)
Vehicles: Scania Pumper, Large and Small CAFS Tankers
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