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!Notes
!Notes
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|GFM10412
|Aerial 1
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GFM10412
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department A-1-c.jpg|128px]]
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department A-1-c.jpg|128px]]
|2013
|2013
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*Was rebadged as Aerial 6 for a short time in 2019?
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|GFM10016
|Pump 1
----
GFM10016
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department P-2-b.jpg|128px]]
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department P-2-b.jpg|128px]]
|2012
|2012
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*Call-back unit.
*Call-back unit.
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|- align="center"
|GFJM1828
|Tanker 1
----
GFJM1828
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department T-1-c.jpg|128px]]
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department T-1-c.jpg|128px]]
|2017
|2017
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*Entered service March 2018.
*Entered service March 2018.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|GF344229
|Platoon Cheif 1
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GF344229
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department Command-b.jpg|128px]]
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department Command-b.jpg|128px]]
|2016
|2016
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*First to arrive in new livery.
*First to arrive in new livery.
*Platoon Chief.
|- align="center"
|Mechanical Division
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department Maintenance-a.jpg|128px]]
|2001
|Ford
|F-550 SD XL 4x4 / Wilcox
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| align="left"|
*Maintainance truck.
*Ex-Guelph/Eramosa Fire Department R26.
*Acquired in 2016.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|Traning Division
|Traning Division
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!Notes
!Notes
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|GF073475
|Pumper 2
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GF073475
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department P-6-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department P-6-a.jpg|128px]]
|2010
|2010
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*Former command unit.
*Former Platoon Cheif 1.
*Ice/Water Rescue.
*Ice/Water Rescue.
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!Notes
!Notes
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|GFM10753
|Rescue 3
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department P-5-a.jpg|128px]]
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|2014
GFM11674
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department R-4-b.jpg|128px]]
|2017
|Rosenbauer
|Rosenbauer
|RBM Commander Raptor
|Commander Walk-around Rescue
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*Delivered May 2017.
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!Notes
!Notes
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|GFM11674
|Aerial 4
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department R-4-b.jpg|128px]]
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department Aerial 4 (2022)-a.jpg|128px]]
|2017
|2022
|Rosenbauer
|Peirce
|Commander Walk-around Rescue
|Enforcer Ascendant rear-mount
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| align="left"|
*Delivered January 23rd, 2023.
*Ex-Commercial Emergency Equipment demo
|- align="center"
|Historic
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department Historic-a.jpg|128px]]
|1946
|Bickle-Seagrave
|66E aerial
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*Delivered May 2017.
*Originally sold to Harriston in 1993, sold to Guelph Firefighters in 1999. Currently used for special events.
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!Notes
!Notes
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|GF073476
|Pump 5
----
GF073476
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department P-3-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department P-3-a.jpg|128px]]
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|2010
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*Former Pump 3.
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|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department Historic-a.jpg|128px]]
|1946
|Bickle-Seagrave
|66E aerial
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| align="left"|
*Originally sold to Harriston in 1993, sold to Guelph Firefighters in 1999. Currently used for special events.
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!Notes
!Notes
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|- align="center"
|GFM12095
|Pump 6
----
GFM12095
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department P-1-c.jpg|128px]]
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department P-1-c.jpg|128px]]
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|2018
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*In modified livery.
*Former demonstrator.
*Initially was to be a demonstrator.
*Former Pump 1.
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|Mobile Support
|Mobile Support
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===Spare Fire Apparatus===
===Spare Fire Apparatus (Can be parked at any stations when not in use.)===


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|GF001931
|Pump 8
|[[File:Guelph Fire Department GF001931-a.jpg|128px]]
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|2000
GF006738
|Superior
|E-One Cyclone
(1050/400/75' rear-mount)
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| align="left"|
*Ex-001.
|- align="center"
|GF006738
|[[File:Guelph Fire Department P-8-b.jpg|128px]]
|[[File:Guelph Fire Department P-8-b.jpg|128px]]
|2003
|2003
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*Ex-031.
*Ex-031.
*Former Pump 2, 1 & 7.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|GF052424
|Pump 7
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GF052424
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department P-1-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department P-1-a.jpg|128px]]
|2005
|2005
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*Ex-051.
*Ex-051.
*Former Pump 5 & 1.
|- align="center"
|Pump 9
----
GFM10753
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department P-5-a.jpg|128px]]
|2014
|Rosenbauer
|RBM Commander Raptor
|
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| align="left"|
*Former Pump 4, 5 & 3.
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*Formally numbered P-3, P-1 and P-8.
*Former Pump 3, 1 & 8.
|- align="center"
|GF001931
|[[File:Guelph Fire Department GF001931-a.jpg|128px]]
|2000
|Superior
|E-One Cyclone
(1050/400/75' rear-mount)
|
|
| align="left"|
*Ex-001.
*Former Pump 4, 7, 8 & 9.
|- align="center"
|
|[[Image:Guelph Fire Department Maintenance-a.jpg|128px]]
|2001
|Ford
|F-550 SD XL 4x4 / Wilcox
|
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| align="left"|
*Mechanical Division.
*Ex-Guelph/Eramosa Fire Department R26.
*Acquired in 2016.
*Transferred to Public Works in 2022.
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==See Also==
==See Also==
*[[Guelph Transit]]
*[[Guelph Transit]]

Revision as of 19:04, 18 March 2024

History

The Guelph Fire Department has been serving the city of Guelph since 1909. Founded on October 1, the department has grown to include six stations, more than 170 personnel, and a fleet of 16 emergency response vehicles.

In 2011, Guelph Fire opened a facility at 160 Clair Road West in the city’s south end that houses Guelph Fire, Guelph-Wellington Paramedic Service, and Guelph Police. The facility is the first of its kind in Ontario.

Also in 2011, Guelph Fire became an accredited agency from the United States-based internally recognized Commission on Fire Accreditation International. The department is the fourth fire service in Canada and the second in Ontario to achieve this goal.

Today, the Guelph Fire Department provides an essential service to the community—24 hours a day, seven days a week.


Station 1 (HQ)

Fleet
number 		Thumbnail Year Manufacturer Model Engine Transmission Notes
Aerial 1

GFM10412

Guelph Fire Department A-1-c.jpg 2013 Rosenbauer Commander T-Rex
  • Was rebadged as Aerial 6 for a short time in 2019?
Pump 1

GFM10016

Guelph Fire Department P-2-b.jpg 2012 Rosenbauer RBM Commander
  • Call-back unit.
Tanker 1

GFJM1828

Guelph Fire Department T-1-c.jpg 2017 Freightliner M2-106/Pierce
  • Delivered late 2017.
  • Entered service March 2018.
Platoon Cheif 1

GF344229

Guelph Fire Department Command-b.jpg 2016 Chevrolet Suburban
  • First to arrive in new livery.
Traning Division Guelph Fire Department Training -a.jpg 2005 Ram 3500
  • Former Ice/Water Rescue 1.
Training Division Guelph Fire Department Training-b.jpg Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD
  • Ex-Guelph Eramosa Fire Department.
  • Acquired in 2015.

Station 2

Fleet
number 		Thumbnail Year Manufacturer Model Engine Transmission Notes
Pumper 2

GF073475

Guelph Fire Department P-6-a.jpg 2010 Spartan/Rosenbauer Gladiator Classic ELFD
GF168168 Guelph Fire Department Water Rescue 1-a.jpg 2005 Chevrolet Express Van
  • Former Platoon Cheif 1.
  • Ice/Water Rescue.
Guelph Fire Department Water Rescue-a.jpg Boat

Station 3

Fleet
number 		Thumbnail Year Manufacturer Model Engine Transmission Notes
Rescue 3

GFM11674

Guelph Fire Department R-4-b.jpg 2017 Rosenbauer Commander Walk-around Rescue
  • Delivered May 2017.

Station 4

Fleet
number 		Thumbnail Year Manufacturer Model Engine Transmission Notes
Aerial 4 Guelph Fire Department Aerial 4 (2022)-a.jpg 2022 Peirce Enforcer Ascendant rear-mount
  • Delivered January 23rd, 2023.
  • Ex-Commercial Emergency Equipment demo
Historic Guelph Fire Department Historic-a.jpg 1946 Bickle-Seagrave 66E aerial
  • Originally sold to Harriston in 1993, sold to Guelph Firefighters in 1999. Currently used for special events.

Station 5

Fleet
number 		Thumbnail Year Manufacturer Model Engine Transmission Notes
Pump 5

GF073476

Guelph Fire Department P-3-a.jpg 2010 Spartan/Rosenbauer Gladiator Classic ELFD
  • Former Pump 3.

Station 6

Fleet
number 		Thumbnail Year Manufacturer Model Engine Transmission Notes
Pump 6

GFM12095

Guelph Fire Department P-1-c.jpg 2018 Rosenbauer Avenger
  • Former demonstrator.
  • Former Pump 1.
Mobile Support Guelph Fire Mobile Support-a.jpg 2001 Ford Forest River Mobile Home
  • Ex-Mobile Command.
Emergency Command Guelph Fire Department Mobile Command-a.jpg 2015 Hino 338
  • Used by both Guelph Police & Guelph Fire.

Spare Fire Apparatus (Can be parked at any stations when not in use.)

Fleet
number 		Thumbnail Year Manufacturer Model Engine Transmission Notes
Pump 8

GF006738

Guelph Fire Department P-8-b.jpg 2003 Superior E-One Cyclone II
  • Ex-031.
  • Former Pump 2, 1 & 7.
Pump 7

GF052424

Guelph Fire Department P-1-a.jpg 2005 Spartan/Rosenbauer Gladiator Classic MFD
  • Ex-051.
  • Former Pump 5 & 1.
Pump 9

GFM10753

Guelph Fire Department P-5-a.jpg 2014 Rosenbauer RBM Commander Raptor
  • Former Pump 4, 5 & 3.

University of Guelph Fire Prevention Roster

Fleet
number(s) 		Thumbnail Year Manufacturer Model Engine Transmission Notes
1C University of Guelph Fire Prevention 1C-a.jpg Chevrolet Colorado

Retired Roster

Truck Number Thumbnail Year Manufacturer Model Engine Transmission Notes
1976 Ford C King Pumper
1978 International CO1950B King Pumper.
1979 Ford E-375 Cube Van Rescue
  • Hazmat.
No. 3 1982 Ford LS9000 Thibault Pumper
1982 International CO1950B Thibault Qunit
861 1986 GMC Canavassen
  • Mobile Command.
  • Retired in 2001.
871 Guelph Fire Department P-7-b.jpg 1987 Mack / Hub MR686P / Pumper (1050/500)
  • Sold to Harley Township Fire Department.
881 1988 International S1900 Dependable Heavy Rescue
901 Guelph Fire Department A-1-b.jpg 1990 Grumman Aerialcat platform (1250/150/102' rear-mount)
  • Sold to trailer park in Ennismore, August 2014.
931 Guelph Fire Department 931-a.jpg 1993 International 4900 / C-Max (-/2500)
  • Body built in St. Jacobs, ON.
  • Used for out of town calls.
  • Retired March 2018.
941 Guelph Fire Department 941-a.jpg 1994 Simon Duplex Saulsbury Pumper
  • VIN
942 Guelph Fire Department 942-a.jpg 1994 Simon Duplex Saulsbury Pumper
  • VIN
981 Guelph Fire Department P-9-a.jpg 1998 Saulsbury HME 1871 Telesqurt
  • Former Pump 3, 1 & 8.
GF001931 Guelph Fire Department GF001931-a.jpg 2000 Superior E-One Cyclone

(1050/400/75' rear-mount)

  • Ex-001.
  • Former Pump 4, 7, 8 & 9.
Guelph Fire Department Maintenance-a.jpg 2001 Ford F-550 SD XL 4x4 / Wilcox
  • Mechanical Division.
  • Ex-Guelph/Eramosa Fire Department R26.
  • Acquired in 2016.
  • Transferred to Public Works in 2022.

See Also

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