User:Leroy3616/Charlottetown Fire Department (PEI)
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Charlottetown Fire Department (PEI)
The Charlottetown Fire Department is the Fire & Rescue Services serving the City of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. The Department consist of approximately 85 Firefighters. CFD operates out of 2 Fire Stations. Station 1 having an Engine staffed by career firefighters 24/7 but the rest operating 100% Volunteer. Station 2 is 100% Volunteer Fire Station. CFD provides the following services to the City of Charlottetown, fire suppression, rescues, MVA's, assists to EMS, special services, HazMat, and more. CFD also provides Mutual Aid Support to its neighboring fire departments. The main neighboring departments are North Shore Fire Rescue located in York PEI. North River Fire Department located in Cornwall PEI. Crossroads Fire Department located in Crossroads PEI. All these departments are 100% Volunteer. ...
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CFD Station #1
[edit]Station #1 is located at 89 Kent Street, Downtown Charlottetown. Island EMS also uses this Station as a Mobile Posting Location for Ambulances to provide coverage in that area.
Units:
Engine-1 (2000 Spartan Metrostar/Metalfab) (1050/600)
(Staffed 24/7)
Engine-2 (2003 Freightliner FL80/Metalfab) (1050/1000)
Ladder-2 (2013 Pierce Impel) (1750/250/60F/100' rearmount tower)
Rescue-1 (1992 Ford F600 / Tibotrac)
Engine-5 (1989 Ford CF / Hub) (840/1000)
Fire Inspector (2003 GMC / Lantz)
Parade Unit (1929 Lafrance Type 145)
CFD Station #2
[edit]Station #2 is located at 152 Saint Peters Road in Charlottetown. This station serves the "upper portion of town". This Station is 100% Volunteer.
Units:
Engine-3 (2011 Spartan Metrostar / Metalfab) (1250/900)
Engine-4 (2003 Spartan Metrostar / Metalfab) (1050/2500)
Engine-6 (1993 E-One Sentry / Superior) (1050/1000)
Rescue-2 (2000 International 4700 / Metalfab)
Ladder-1 (1996 E-One Hurricane / Superior) (1050/200/100' rearmount)
Tanker-1 (2010 Freightliner M2 112 / Metalfab) (Not sure pump/tank size)
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