Brill Fire Station is one of the more remote stations in Buckinghamshire. It serves a rural community, not only with operational cover but also with home fire safety advice.
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Brill Fire Station is one of the more remote stations in Buckinghamshire. It serves a rural community, not only with operational cover but also with home fire safety advice.
Drill Nights
Drill nights are held on Mondays, starting at 7pm.
The station works closely with Buckinghamshire Fire & Rescue Service’s Community Safety staff and actively carries out schemes in the community to raise the public awareness of fire.
The station was modernised in 2000 to include better facilities for the staff, while maintaining its traditional façade.
The station has one appliance, a Rescue Pump, that is crewed by a minimum of four firefighters.
Click on the following link: What is an On-Call firefighter, or contact the Station Commander phenderson@bucksfire.gov.uk giving as much information about yourself as possible.
Station Commander
Paul Henderson
