Fredericton - Fire Department

Fredericton - Fire Department Official page for the City of Fredericton Fire Department. For emergencies call 9-1-1. Non-emergencies call 506-460-2020.

Social media terms of use: www.fredericton.ca/social-media CORE VALUES
To be open, honest, and accountable in our dealings with colleagues and the public. To maintain our commitment to be professional. SAFETY
Placing priority on the safety of the public, our community and first responders. LEADERSHIP
Fostering a culture which encourages growth from within the organization by engaging and empower

ing individuals and teams. PROFESSIONALISM
Continually achieving high standards of service through training and ongoing education. PROGRESSIVENESS
Continually being proactive, adaptable and thoroughly prepared. MISSION STATEMENT
To protect life, property and the environment through decisive action, strong leadership, teamwork, and dedicated community partnerships

VISION STATEMENT
The Fredericton Fire Department will pursue innovation and excellence in the delivery of fire and emergency services guided by principles of trust, integrity, and commitment.

08/24/2026

16 days to go: The very best seat in the house is right on the course!

Join us as a volunteer at the upcoming FireFit National and World Championships in Fredericton from September 9 to 13.

We have a range of volunteering opportunities available.
Join us on the course for the best seats in the house.

Shoot us an email at [email protected] to learn more.

The HIZ shows how you can minimize your home and property’s vulnerability to wildland fire by addressing threats in each...
08/24/2026

The HIZ shows how you can minimize your home and property’s vulnerability to wildland fire by addressing threats in each of the three priority zones, starting with the most vulnerable area, the Immediate Zone, and working your way outward. The HIZ focuses on reducing the opportunity for the spread of flames, and removal of points where embers can gather and ignite objects or buildings. Learn more about the HIZ and how you can reduce your risk, in the FireSmart Begins at Home Guide.

Learn more at https://firesmartcanada.ca/

Update at 9:51 p.m.: This evening at 8:47 p.m., all Fredericton fire crews were dispatched to a fire in a residential bu...
08/20/2026

Update at 9:51 p.m.: This evening at 8:47 p.m., all Fredericton fire crews were dispatched to a fire in a residential building on King Street, between Northumberland Street and the traffic circle. The fire was quickly located and extinguished by fire crews, who also conducted a thorough search of the building for occupants. The incident was declared under control at 9:24 p.m.

There are no reported injuries associated with the fire. Approximately 8–10 residents have been displaced from the building. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Update at 9:24 p.m.: The incident is under control.

Initial notification: Your Fredericton Fire Department is working at a fire in a residence on King Street near the traffic circle. Please avoid the area while firefighters conduct their work.

Fredericton is taking a proactive approach to community safety. City staff, stakeholders, and partners are working toget...
08/05/2026

Fredericton is taking a proactive approach to community safety. City staff, stakeholders, and partners are working together on a wildfire risk assessment that will help guide future planning, prevention, and resilience efforts.

We are proud of the collaborative work underway to help protect the people, neighbourhoods, and natural spaces that make Fredericton a safe place to live, work and play.

Learn how to be prepared by visiting: https://www.fredericton.ca/resident-services/public-safety/emergency-preparedness

Learn more about wildfire preparedness by visiting: https://firesmartcanada.ca/

The Home Ignition Zone shows how you can minimize your home and property’s vulnerability to wildland fire by addressing ...
07/29/2026

The Home Ignition Zone shows how you can minimize your home and property’s vulnerability to wildland fire by addressing threats in each of the three priority zones, starting with the most vulnerable area, the Immediate Zone, and working your way outward.

The HIZ focuses on reducing the opportunity for the spread of flames, and removal of points where embers can gather and ignite objects or buildings.

Learn more about the HIZ and how you can reduce your risk, in the FireSmart Begins at Home Guide.

Learn more at https://firesmartcanada.ca/

Update at 9:45 a.m.: Fire crews have completed their work and cleared the scene.Your Fredericton Fire Department is wor...
07/17/2026

Update at 9:45 a.m.: Fire crews have completed their work and cleared the scene.

Your Fredericton Fire Department is working on the scene of a hydraulic fluid spill on Riverside Drive (route 105). We appreciate your cooperation while traffic is impacted in the area.

Your Fredericton Fire Department has attended a number of mulch fires today. Improper disposal of smoking materials is a...
07/16/2026

Your Fredericton Fire Department has attended a number of mulch fires today. Improper disposal of smoking materials is a leading cause of mulch fires. We encourage residents to exercise care when disposing of smoking materials.

07/16/2026

FireFit National and World Championships are coming to Fredericton, September 9–13. The City of Fredericton and the Fredericton Fire Department welcome you to this world-class event, hosted right here in our beautiful city.

FireFit Championships are known as the toughest two minutes in sports, where firefighters compete head-to-head and as teams through a series of strength, agility, and endurance challenges that represent the physical demands of being an effective firefighter.

Follow this social media page for upcoming event details. Registration, hotel, and sponsorship information are available at www.firefitworlds2026.com

07/09/2026

We were happy to welcome local firefighters Matt Forward, Adrian Bent, and Ryan Hallam to camp today to speak with our athletes about fire safety and careers in the fire service.

This visit was special for us because Matt's journey has come full circle. He attended Champions camps as a young athlete, later returned as an instructor, and today he was back with us as a firefighter helping inspire the next generation.

Adrian and Ryan also have children involved in our programs, making this a great opportunity for our campers to learn about firefighting as a career, see the equipment and gear up close, and learn how it all works.

Thank you to Matt, Adrian, and Ryan for spending part of their day with us and for everything they do for our communities.

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520 York Street
Fredericton, NB
E3B3R2

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