East Sussex Fire & Rescue Service
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| East Sussex Fire & Rescue Service | |
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![]() East Sussex Fire & Rescue Service area |
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| Coverage | |
| Area | East Sussex, City of Brighton & Hove |
| Size | 1,792 km² |
| Population | 752,900 |
| Operations | |
| HQ | Eastbourne |
| Staff | ~800 |
| Stations | 24 |
| Co-responder | no |
| Chief Fire Officer | Des Prichard |
| Deputy Chief Fire Officer | Gary Walsh |
| Website | East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service |
| Fire authority | East Sussex Fire Authority |
The East Sussex Fire & Rescue Service is the statutory fire and rescue service for the county of East Sussex and city of Brighton and Hove. It is funded via the Council Tax.
East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service has 24 fire stations.
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Fire Stations[edit]
East Sussex Wholetime[edit]
- The City Borough: Hove, Preston Circus, Roedean
- Eastbourne Borough: Eastbourne
- Hastings Borough: Hastings, Bohemia Rd
East Sussex Wholetime / Retained[edit]
- Hastings Borough: Hastings, The Ridge
- Wealden Borough: Crowborough, Uckfield
East Sussex Retained[edit]
- Wealden District: Forest Row, Hailsham, Heathfield, Herstmonceux, Mayfield, Pevensey, Wadhurst
References[edit]
See also[edit]
Other East Sussex Emergency Services[edit]
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