Vehicles

Vehicles2025-02-19T15:40:08-05:00

The City of London, Ontario, Canada currently provides fire prevention & emergency services out of 14 Stations and almost 100 vehicles.  Each vehicle has a call-sign and is listed below by the vehicle type.

Each vehicle has a unique identifier, find out more here.

Engines

Engines, also known as pumpers, are staffed with four personnel, carry approximately 1200 liters of water, 900 meters of hose, ground ladders, and hand tools.

Engine 1
Engine 2
Engine 3
Engine 4
Engine 5

Engine 6
Engine 7
Engine 8
Engine 9
Engine 10

Engine 11
Engine 12
Engine 13
Engine 14

Trucks

Aerial Trucks provide large mounted ladders for rescue and elevated water applications.

Truck 1
Truck 6
Truck 7
Truck 9

Chiefs

Three on duty, provide leadership and scene management.

Car 1 – Platoon Chief
Car 2 – District Chief
Car 6 – District Chief
Car 9 – District Chief

Speciality

Rescue 2
Haz-Mat
Technical Support (Air/Light)
Marine 2
Marine 3

Tankers

Tankers deliver water to scenes where there are no hydrants.

Tanker 5
Tanker 11

Looking for a specific vehicle?

Every vehicle has a unique identification number and can be looked up here.

Decomissioned Vehicle IDs

Car 3

Rescue 1
Rescue 6
Rescue 11

Ladder 1
Truck 2

Tanker 7
Tanker 8
Tanker 9

Vehicle News

  • Two London fire fighters working at the front end of Truck 1
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