Fire & Emergency Services

             As one of the largest primarily volunteer Fire Services in Ontario, this department prides itself on protecting life, property and the environment.  Fire & Emergency Services is comprised of approximately 250 personnel working out of nine fire stations.  Fire & Emergency Services staff provide fire prevention education, inspect public premises to ensure that buildings comply with the Ontario Fire Code, respond to motor vehicle collisions to provide extrication and rescue, in addition to providing fire prevention, fire control and emergency medical care.
Burn Permits may be purchased for $ 10.00 from the Fire Administration office.  Applicants must also provide photo I.D.

Brad Bigrigg, Fire Chief
Tony Lippers, Deputy Fire Chief, x.4330
Mark Wallace, Chief Fire Prevention Officer, x.4333
Gillian Boyd, Fire Prevention/Public Education Officer, x.4335
Dave Pelayo, Fire Prevention Inspector, x.4340
Peter Lewko, Driver’s Licencing Compliance/Instructor x 4336
Colin Hanna, Training Officer x 4339

Administration Office:
6097 Old Church Road,
Caledon East, ON L7C 1G6
905.584.2272 x.4303
Monday – Friday, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Message from the Fire Chief
By-Laws
Response to Motor Vehicle Collisions
Fire Station Locations
Fire Prevention & Public Education
Caledon Emergency Response Plan - CERP
a) Evacuation - CERP
b) Shelter - CERP
7-Day Emergency Food Plan
Open Air Burn Permits
Special Services
Training
Statistics
Links
Fire Accreditation
Fire Underwriters Survey

It’s the Law to have
Working Smoke Alarms

Answering the Call:
A History of Firefighting in the Town of Caledon

Staff

Fire Chief
Deputy Fire Chief
Chief Fire Prevention Officer
Public Education Inspector
Firefighter Inspector
2  Training Officer
3  Administrative Assistants
3  Full Time Captains
14 Full Time Firefighters
245 Volunteer Firefighters

Equipment

10 – Pumpers

1 - Pumper/Aerial

8 - Pumper Squads

7 - Pumper Tankers

2 - Water Tankers

1 - Command/ Lighting  Unit     2 - 4x4 response / support vehicles