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Engine for sale
London, ON Old Engine No. 22 (2007-04-PR) 2007 Spartan Advantage FF VA41M-2142 MFD / Smeal pumper (1500/500/40F) Available for purchase through GovDeals. The current minimum bid price is $2,525. Photo credit: City of London....
Resident, dog escape $150K overnight blaze
Heather Rivers A London resident and their dog escaped an early morning fire on Monday, officials with the London Fire Department say. In a statement on social media, they say...
Station 1 Responding
London Fire NEW Engine 1 and Truck 1 Responding To A Monitored Alarm In Stations 2 First Due Last Weekend Vehicle Information: NEW Engine 1 - 2024 Rosenbauer Commander. Truck 1 - 2024...
Quick attack on Dundas St fire
Fire crews executed an aggressive and effective attack on a fire at the rear of the building in the 700 block of Dundas Street, successfully preventing it from extending into the interior. The swift...
District Chief Chris Champagne Retires
Please join us in congratulating District Chief Chris Champagne who recently retired after nearly 33 years of dedicated service with the London Fire Department. Thank you for your service! We wish you all the...
Test Your Smoke Alarm
Source: Facebook | London Fire Department
