High Wycombe Fire Station is positioned on a roundabout in the south of the county. It is located at the junction of the A40 London to Oxford road, with the A404 Amersham to Maidenhead road. The building was officially opened in 1966, and has had various upgrades and renovations to modernise it over the years.
The area served by the station is a mixture of urban and rural, residential and light and medium industrial, motorway to country lane, with sites such as a hospital, schools, shopping malls, stately homes and military sites.
The station has 48 wholetime serving firefighters and the station is available 24/7, 365 days a year, with an On-Call unit which responds to emergencies on a part-time basis. It is also home to two fire appliances, a 32-metre Scania turntable ladder, rural firefighting unit and a Rosenbauer On-Call appliance.
On-Call
Training for High Wycombe Fire Station’s On-Call firefighters is held on Tuesdays, starting at 7.00pm. If you are interested in becoming an On-Call firefighter at High Wycombe, please visit our recruitment page.
Station Commander
Dave Tubbs
