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Fire & Emergency Services

About the Fire Department

Our Fire Department is comprised of 120 Volunteer Firefighters, with a full-time Fire Chief, Deputy Chief of Operations, Deputy Chief of Prevention & Life Safety, Chief Training Officer, Training Officer, Fire Prevention/Public Education Officer, and a Fire & Emergency Services Assistant. The Department operates out of five strategically located Fire Stations that handle approximately 700 calls for service a year.

Station Apparatus

Oro-Medonte Fire Stations 1

Station 1

  • Pumper 1; 2016 Spartan Metrostar – Pump 1 operates as a Rescue Pumper covering the Southeast part of the Township
  • Tanker 1; 2007 International – Tank 1 is a 1500 IG Pump Tanker
  • Support 1; 2017 Ford F150 – carries Ice Water Rescue Equipment 
Oro-Medonte Fire Station 2

Station 2

  • Pump 2; 2024 Spartan – Pump 2 is currently the busiest Pumper within the Township and services Highway 11 Corridor
  • Tanker 2; 2017 Freightliner – Tank 2 is a 2500 IG Pump Tanker
  • Rescue 2; 2016 Freightliner – Rescue 2 is one of two heavy rescue trucks within the Township and services the Highway 11 Corridor
  • Support 2; 2022 F250 – Support 2 is deployed with the Townships Marine Unit and also operates as a Wildland Unit
  • Marine 2; 2009 Airboat – Marine 2 is used to service all bodies of water within the Township
  • Tanker 4; 2005 International – Tank 4 serves as the second run Tanker for Station 2
Oro-Medonte Fire Station 3, Headquarters.

Station 3: Headquarters

  • Pump 3; 2018 Spartan – Pump 3 operates out of OMFES Headquarters and is first due for Horseshoe Valley area
  • Tanker 3; 2021 Freightliner; 1500 IG Pump Tanker that is operated by HQ Daystaff
  • Ladder 3; 2008 Spartan – 103’ stick and serves as the only Ladder Truck within the Township
  • Rescue 3; 2010 International - Rescue 3 is one of two heavy rescue trucks within the Township and services the Highway 400 Corridor
  • UTV 3; 2015 Polaris RX9 – UTV3 provides Off-Road Rescue & Wildland capabilities

Station 5

  • Pumper 5; 2016 HME – Pump 5 services the northern part of the Township
  • Tanker 5; 2017 Freightliner – 1500 IG Pump Tanker
  • Rescue 5; 2023 Ford F550 – Rescue 5 operates as a light Rescue out of Station 5
Oro-Medonte Fire Station 6

Station 6

  • Pumper 6; 2007 International – Pump 6 services the Northwest part of the Township
  • Tanker 6; 2002 GMC - 1500 IG Tanker
  • Rescue 6; 2004 Spartan – Rescue 6 is a Rescue Pumper that services the 400 Corridor

Fire Station Locations

The Fire Department Headquarters:

3375 Line 4 N​
​Station #3 Horseshoe Valley
Phone: 705-487-2171
Fax: 705-835-5884

  • Station #1 - Shanty Bay - 300 Line 3 South 
  • Station #2 - East Oro - 529 Line 11 North
  • Station #3 - Coldwater - Headquarters - 3375 Line 4 North
  • Station #5 - Warminster - 1885 Warminster Sideroad
  • Station #6 - Moonstone - 5668 Line 7 North​

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