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History

The Town of Huron East was formed through amalgamation in 2001. For a time after amalgamation, the fire departments affected continued to operate as separate entities. Three fire departments were merged to form the new fire department:

Each fire station is supervised by a District Chief.

Apparatus Roster

All pump/tank measurements are in Imperial gallons.

Brussels Fire Station - 51 CN Road, Brussels

Built 1995

Unit 5-1 (Parade) - 1953 Chevrolet / Marsh (450/500) pumper (ex-Civil Defence)
Unit 5-2 - 1982 Ford C / King pumper (625/500)
Unit 5-3 - 2006 Freightliner M2 106 / Metalfab pumper (1050/1000/20F)
Unit 5-5 - 1987 International / 1997 C-Max tanker (-/1500) (ex-Tiny Township Fire Department)
Unit 5-7 - 2009 GMC 5500 / Asphodel 18' rescue

Grey Township Fire Station - 44358 Brandon Road, Ethel

Unit 2 - 2013 International / Fort Garry tanker (420/1500) (SN#M400)
Unit 3 - 1986 International S1900 / 1990 C-Max tanker (-/1500)
2004 International 4400 / BMB Engine pumper (1050/1000)

Seaforth Fire Station - 31 Birch Street, Seaforth

Built 1980

Engine 1 - 2008 Spartan Advantage / Rosenbauer (1050/1000/30F)
Pumper 2 - 1995 International 4900 / Dependable (840/1000)
Unit 4 - 1987 Ford F800 tanker (port./1500)
Unit 5 - 2009 Freightliner M2 / Rosenbauer tanker (500/1800)
Rescue 7 - 2015 Freightliner M2 / Dependable walk-in rescue
Aerial 8 - 1980 International Cargostar / King (1050/?/85' Snorkel) (ex-Stratford Fire Department (Ontario))
Parade - 1948 International KB6 / Bickle pumper (500/500)

Retired Apparatus

1985 GMC step van rescue
1980 Ford C904 / King pumper (840/500) (SN#800014) (Donated to the Emergency Services Training Centre)
1978 Chevrolet C65 / Freiburger tanker (-/1500) (ex-West Grey Fire Department)
1976 Ford L800 tanker (-/1700)
1975 Ford C900 / King pumper (840/500)
1974 GMC step van rescue
1974 GMC 6500 / Thibault pumper (625/500)
1972 Chevrolet C60 tanker (-/1500)

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