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London Fire Fighters

Preserving the history of the London Fire Fighters

History  fills our human need for tales about our community and about the things that we have done. Understanding the service of today involves accurately recalling history. History can offer potential solutions to current problems and help guide and direct us when solving them.

History is every bit as fantastic and as exciting as a novel.

Join us in preserving our history and telling the stories of the London Fire Department.

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  • London Fire Department Engine No. 4, a red and white pumper truck, parked on a snowy residential street with fire hoses deployed while responding to a severed natural gas line emergency.

E4 – Natural Gas Incident

January 1st, 2026|

London, ON Engine No. 4 (2023-03-E) 2023 Rosenbauer Commander R7011 pumper (1250/625/25F) Attending for a severed natural gas line on Thursday afternoon. Source: London Fire Department (@LdnOntFire).

  • White over red, not decaled London Fire Department heavy rescue truck parked outdoors, featuring a large enclosed rescue body, emergency lighting, and reflective safety markings.

New Rescue

December 3rd, 2025|

Working with our partners City View Specialty Vehicles and Rosenbauer this past week, LFD will soon receive this beautiful mission specific heavy rescue to finally replace a previous retired unit. Thanks to James Watt...

  • A severely damaged red car and a black pickup truck sit across a debris-covered Adelaide Street North following a major morning collision. Emergency vehicles and responders are visible behind the wreckage as the roadway remains closed for investigation and cleanup.

Two injured in ‘serious’ crash

November 26th, 2025|

There are multiple articles for this incident: The London Free Press   |  CTV News  Two injured in 'serious' crash that shut down major London road Two people were...

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Trucks & Vehicles

From horse and wagons, right on through to present, check out the various vehicles used by the London Fire Service.

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The London Fire Department

The administration, organization, and leadership of the department.

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London Professional Fire Fighters Association

The association representing the personnel working within the department, except for administration staff.