Harrogate Fire Station

31/03/2026

Today's the day - this page will be closing by the end of the day.

Thank you to everyone who has followed, supported and engaged with this page over the years.

Please give the new district page a follow below where we will still be posting content and announcing when the Open Day will take place🚒

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61579542905286

Thank you 🙏

29/03/2026

*** Reminder of page closure ***

This page and all other individual North Yorkshire Fire station pages will close on the 31st March.

A new district page has been set up instead where firefighters from Harrogate will still be posting to along with our communications team.
Please follow us here at https://www.facebook.com/share/1Avb7jDLh6/ for local updates, safety advice and recruitment info.

We will announce on this new page when Harrogate Fire Station Open Day will take place next month

Thank you all for following us over the last few years and stay safe

From all at Harrogate Fire Station 🚒

The official page for North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service Harrogate District. Covering fire stations in Masham, Lofthouse, Ripon, Summerbridge,Boroughbridge, Knaresborough and
Harrogate. In an emergency dial 999. This page is not monitored 24/7

25/03/2026

*** page closure ***

North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service individual station pages will close at the end of March.

Please continue to follow us on the new district page here https://www.facebook.com/share/1Avb7jDLh6/ for local updates, safety advice and recruitment info.

We will also announce when Harrogate Fire Station Open Day will take place on the new district page

Thank you all for following us over the last few years and stay safe

From all at Harrogate Fire Station 🚒

The official page for North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service Harrogate District. Covering fire stations in Masham, Lofthouse, Ripon, Summerbridge,Boroughbridge, Knaresborough and
Harrogate. In an emergency dial 999. This page is not monitored 24/7

25/03/2026

🚒💧 Water Safety Advice at Conyngham Hall 💧🚒

We’re bringing Harrogate Fire Station to you

📍 Car park at Conyngham Hall

📅 April 11th 2026

⏰ 10:00am – 3:00pm

Come along and meet your local firefighters and learn some tips about staying safe around water this summer.

🔥 What to expect:

• Water safety advice that could save a life

• Live demonstrations using our water flume showing you the dangers of open water

• Have a go with our throw line rescue

👨‍🚒 Chat with crews, ask questions and learn what to do in an emergency.

Perfect for families, walkers, cyclists and anyone who enjoys the outdoors around water. Children can also have photos with the fire engine 🚒

Come down and say hello and help us keep everyone safe!

17/02/2026

Last night fire crews from Green Watch 🚒, Red Day Crewing 🚒 and Knaresborough 🚒 took part in a High Rise training exercise at Victoria Car Park in Harrogate. Grassington crew 🚒 stood by covering whilst the drill took place.

Victoria Car Park 🏢 was a good location to train as we could use the stairwell 👣 and dry risers 💦 as part of the High Rise building fire scenario.

Crews successfully followed training procedures and rescued two 'casualties' from level 10

Thank you to Victoria Car Park for allowing us to train there helping us keep our skills up to date 👩‍🚒👨‍🚒

15/02/2026

🔔🚒Our crews will be carrying out an exercise at the Victoria Multi-Storey Car Park in Harrogate on Monday 16th February at 7pm - 9pm. Please do not be alarmed if you see several fire engines in attendance.

14/02/2026

Always good to train with the ALP around various locations in Harrogate 🚒 keeping our skills up to date 👩‍🚒👨‍🚒

Yesterday both Blue Shift and Blue Day Watch Crews pumped water from Crimple Beck to our Aerial Ladder Platform (ALP) via a water relay.

The ALP cage operator then practised delivering water from height. The ALP is used at various incidents including property fires, high rise fires etc

13/02/2026

So good to hear Henshaws enjoyed their visit 👨‍🚒👩‍🚒🚒

03/02/2026

So good to see hear the students from Harrogate High School enjoyed their time at Harrogate Fire Station last week 🚒👩‍🚒👨‍🚒

30/12/2025

The past few days have brought devastating tragedies no firefighter ever wants to face.

On Boxing Day, a woman and her two children lost their lives in a house fire in Gloucestershire. Then on Sunday a child tragically died in a house fire in Kent, and another adult and child were taken to hospital, along with three firefighters who were responding to the incident.

Our hearts at NYFRS go out to the friends, family, and colleagues affected by these events.

Take a moment tonight to hold your loved ones a little closer, and let this serve as a reminder to check your smoke alarms so everyone in your home stays as safe as possible.

24/12/2025

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas from all at Harrogate Fire Station 🎄

We hope you all stay safe over the festive period. Hopefully you won't be needing us but always here ready if you do🚨

18/11/2025

Air fryers are a popular choice for quick, healthy meals, but they can pose a fire risk if not used correctly. This last year we’ve been to several incidents involving air fryers, follow these essential tips to help you stay safe in the kitchen:

• If you notice a burning smell (other than food) or hear any unusual noises, switch the fryer off immediately and contact the retailer or manufacturer.
• Never pour oil into the air fryer pan. Always follow the manufacturer’s recipe instructions.
• Watch out for hot steam when opening the fryer to avoid burns.
• Wait at least 30 minutes before cleaning and never immerse the fryer in water.
• Keep the fryer and power cords away from hot surfaces, such as electric, halogen or induction hobs even if they’re turned off.
• Always turn off the fryer at the socket when not in use.
• Never leave the fryer unattended while it’s in use.
• Do not overfill your fryer, typically it should be no more than two-thirds full.
• Place the air fryer on a flat, clear surface with at least 5 inches of space around it for ventilation.
• Never use an air fryer under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
• Avoid placing the fryer on tea towels or other flammable surfaces.
• Do not use baking paper or other flammable inserts inside the appliance.