Brampton Fire and Rescue

Brampton Fire and Rescue respond to fire calls in the City of Brampton in Peel Region of Ontario, Canada. It operates thirteen fire halls and co-oridinates with other emergency services in Peel Region and the Greater Toronto Area:

  • Mississauga Fire and Rescue
  • Toronto Fire Services
  • Caledon Fire Department
  • Vaughan Fire Rescue

A list of fire halls and locations and current apparatus as of Jan 2011:

  • Station 201 Rutherford Road - Pumper 201, Squad 201, Air/Light 201, Car 207 D/C, Car 208 D/C, Car 206 P/C
  • Station 202 Bramalea Road - Pumper 202, Aerial 202, Technical Rescue 202
  • Station 203 Williams Pkwy - Squad 203
  • Station 204 Queen Street - Pumper 204, Aerial 204, Hazmat 204
  • Station 205 Sandalwood Pkwy W. - Pumper 205, Squad 205
  • Station 206 Hurontario St. - Pumper 206, Squad 206
  • Station 207 Vodden St. - Aerial 207
  • Station 208 Fernforest Dr. - Aerial 208, Command Post 208
  • Station 209 Sandalwood Pkwy. E. - Pumper 209,Tanker209, Second truck 2013
  • Station 210 Creditview Rd. - Aerial 210, Rehab 201
  • Station 211 Gore/Edgeforest - 2012
  • Station 212 Mississauga Road - Pumper 212
  • Station 213 Ebeneezer Dr. - Aerial 213
  • Station 214 Airport/Intermodal - 2014
  • Station 215 Heritage Rd - 2020

The two volunteer stations 217,218 have been closed as of the opening of ST.212 in January 2011.


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