Saanich Fire Department
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The Saanich Fire Department was established in 1919. Today the Department employs 103
career firefighters and 5 support personnel. Saanich's diverse terrain, with ocean
coastline, lakes, forests and mountains makes for a variety of emergency responses.
Mandate
To protect persons and property; and to provide all proper measures to prevent, control
and extinguish fires and provide assistance to:
- Medical emergencies
- Land and marine rescue operations
- Requests from other fire services
- Hazardous materials incidents
- Requests for public service
In addition to providing fire fighting and rescue services, the Department is
responsible for a variety of programs, including:
- Marine Fire - Rescue
- Medical First Responder
- Technical Rope Rescue - High Angle & Confined Space
- Juvenile Fire Setter Intervention Program
- Incident Pre-Planning
- General Fire Safety Inspections of Public Buildings
- Community Liaison Team
Structure
The Saanich Fire Department consists of 6 divisions:
Employment Opportunities
Individuals interested in pursuing a career in the fire service, and seeking
information on how to prepare for future opportunities may contact the Training
Division at 475-6111, or review the following
Recruit Fire Fighter
Information package.
**Please note, we are not accepting applications at this time.
*Information contained in the Recruit Fire Fighter Information package is subject
to change.
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Saanich Fire Headquarters
760 Vernon Avenue
(250) 475-6111
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Station No. 2
4595 Elk Lake Drive
(250) 479-1531
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Station No. 3
1900 McKenzie Avenue
(250) 477-2515
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