Fire and Rescue
Service Description: The Fire & Rescue Service is a specialist Department of the Isle of Wight Council that provides a range of services for the people of the Isle of Wight. We have one Wholetime Fire Station, nine Retained Fire Stations, a Safety and Risk Management Department, Human Resources Department and a network of Support Departments. We actively strive to ensure the service you receive is: - • One of quality • Efficient and effective • Professional and courteous
Also known as:- Attending Fires, Enforcement, Fire and Rescue Special Services, Fire Brigade, Fire Certificates, Fire Control Centre, Fire Extinguishers, Fire Fighters, Fire Hydrants, Fire Stations, Gas Pipelines, HazChem, Petrol, Petroleum Filling Station Safety Checks, Petroleum Filling Stations, Petrolum, Radiation
Frequently Asked Questions for this Service
- How do I report a controlled bonfire?
- How many fire engines do the Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service have?
- Could you check appliance access for neighbouring properties/properties being built?
- Do I have to report a fireworks party?
- Can the Fire Service erect banners?
- How do I apply to be a firefighter
- Will there be any charge for the appliance that attended an incident?
- Who do I call about a fire extinguisher that doesn’t work?
- How do I gain more information about joining the Young Firefighters Scheme?
- How do I obtain a copy of a Fire Report?
- Could you pump out my pond/pool etc, and what is the cost?
- Do I contact the Fire Service to report dead animals on the road?
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