Alderney Fire Brigade
Alderney
Part of States of Alderney
Story
Previously combined as Alderney Fire, Ambulance and Rescue Service. From April 2023, the ambulance component was separated and is now operated by St John Ambulance and Rescue Services, Guernsey.
Alderney Fire Brigade is a professional fire and rescue service on Alderney. The service is managed by the States of Alderney, which has operated it since 2021. The service operates three firefighting appliances and one 4x4 rescue unit. It provides a free service to all Alderney residents. The island's Fire, Ambulance and Rescue Service transitioned into a combined service during 2020. —
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Quick facts
- Legal form
- States Entity
- Coverage
- Alderney
- Facilities
- Accessible Parking
- Specialises in
- Fire Rescue
Services offered
- Fire response (inferred from the source page)
- Rescue services (inferred from the source page)
- Rope rescue (inferred from the source page)
Contact
- Phone
- +44 1481 822672
- fire@alderney.gov.gg
- Address
- Route de Crabby, Alderney, Guernsey GY9 3XY
Location
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