Station 1 – Heaquarters

Station 1 – Heaquarters2024-09-04T19:58:25-04:00
Dedicated as Memorial Headquarters, in memory of those honoured upon the monument in front of the station.

Station 1

London Fire Department Memorial Headquarters

In 1995, the station was relocated for the third time in its history. Serving as the London Fire Department’s Headquarters, the following divisions are staffed out of this building:

Active vehicles

History of Station 1

In 1995, the station was relocated for the third time in the history of the London Fire Department.

Previous locations were Waterloo St and King Street.

September 12, 2011, London Fire Chief John Kobarda along with Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty unveiled the newly renamed station and the London Fire Fighters’ Memorial Monument.  This monument was a joint effort with administration and the LPFFA with much of the labour was done by London Fire Fighters. The unveiled monument honours fire fighters who died in the line of duty with the city of London since 1855.

Previous locations of Station 1

King Street

1875 –

Central fire hall, 340 Waterloo Street, opened July 15, 1957.

340 Waterloo Street

July 15, 1957 – 1995

Station News

August 2011

July 2000

December 1998

September 1994

Station Photos