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On this page you will find various ways of contacting us with your enquiries about safety, educational visits, communication and recruitment.

In an emergency situation, if you are unable to talk to an operator, you can also use your phone to text the emergency services for help – Emergency SMS has been designed for people with hearing loss or difficulty with speech, although anyone can use it.

Find out more about Emergency SMS here.

For Emergencies

Call 999

General Enquiries
Mon to Thurs 8.30am – 4.30pm
Fri 8.30am – 4pm

01296 744400

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Other telephone numbers

Fire safety in the workplace

Aylesbury Vale/Chiltern: 01296 744400
AVDC-CDC-Fire-Safety@bucksfire.gov.uk

Wycombe/South Bucks: 01628 470640
WDC-SBDCfiresafety@bucksfire.gov.uk

Milton Keynes: 01908 236413
MiltonKeynesFireSafety@bucksfire.gov.uk

Fire safety in the home

01296 744477
referrals@bucksfire.gov.uk

Educational visits or talks

education@bucksfire.gov.uk

Communication and media

01296 744443 / 01296 744445
cteam@bucksfire.gov.uk

Recruitment

hr@bucksfire.gov.uk

Our address

Buckinghamshire Fire & Rescue Service Headquarters,

Stocklake, Aylesbury HP20 1BD

Our social media

@Bucksfire

Buckinghamshire Fire & Rescue Service

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are your fire stations located?

We have 19 strategically placed stations across Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes. They are located at (listed in alphabetical order): Amersham, Aylesbury, Beaconsfield, Brill, Broughton, Buckingham, Chesham, Gerrards Cross, Great Missenden, Haddenham, High Wycombe, Marlow, Newport Pagnell, Olney, Princes Risborough, Stokenchurch, Waddesdon, West Ashland and Winslow. Details about our fire stations and their locations can be found on our ‘About Us‘ page.

My smoke alarm is beeping what do I do?

A beeping or chirping smoke alarm can indicate a fault with the battery or sensor within it. Although the smoke alarm may continue to work in the short term when the beep is intermittent, the cause of the beeping needs to be investigated and if necessary the smoke alarm should be replaced.

What is the fitness test for Wholetime Firefighters?

As part of our Wholetime Firefighters fitness tests you will be required to complete the Bleep Test to a level 8.6, as well as the completion of 3 strength tests. These include Equipment Grip and Carry (testing aerobic endurance and grip), Ladder Haul-Aloft (testing upper body strength) and a Push-Pull test. If you are considering applying, it is advisable that you start working on your fitness and strength in advance. If you are successful at the early stages of the process, you will then be ready for the fitness test. It is also important that you maintain your fitness.

I have a disability – can I apply for a Support Staff role?

Yes you can. We welcome all applications. As part of the recruitment process, you will be asked if you have a disability, and asked to give details of the type of adjustments you may require in order to take part in the selection process and to fulfil the role you are applying for, should you be successful. Each case will be considered on an individual basis and, where reasonable adjustments can be made, your application will be progressed.