The Clarence-Rockland Fire Department (CRFD) is a composite force of career and volunteer personnel covering a response area of over 300 km square. We operate out of three fire stations, an administration and emergency operations centre and a training facility.
On the following pages learn more about:
- how to become a volunteer firefighter
- open air burning rules and regulations with details about which permits you need
- permit applications and certificates for open air burns, special event fireworks, Fire Safety Plans and water shuttle accreditation
- fire safety and prevention information
- how to book education and special event visits
Stations, Equipment and Response Area |
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Station 1 is located at 2130 Laval Street in Bourget and is equipped with:
Response Area: rural and urban areas of Bourget Station 2 is located at 1484 Landry Road in Clarence-Creek and is equipped with:
Response Area: rural and urban areas of Clarence and back-up support for Stations 1 and 3 Station 3 is located at 1550 Laurier Street in Rockland and is equipped with:
Response Area: rural and urban areas of Rockland |
Our services |
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We respond to emergencies including:
We are also responsible for:
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Our mission |
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Our primary mission is to prevent fires and to provide a range of programs to protect the lives and properties of the citizens of Clarence-Rockland from the adverse effects of fire, accidents, sudden medical emergencies, exposure to dangerous goods or conditions created by man or nature. |
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Contact Us |
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Clarence-Rockland Fire Department infofire@clarence-rockland.com 613-446-6022 |