I live right by this place. They have a lot of calls. You can hear them rushing out to help others…read more This Fire Department is very clean. There is also a police sub station attached to the building. Good to know our area is covered. Rescue is here also. Great place to bring your kids. And great to know they are so close to the schools.

What wonderful guys! So kind, patient, and helpful when I had to call them to help my husband get…read moreinto a lift chair due to his disability. I needed some men with muscles and knowledge of how to handle a large, severely handicapped male safely, and they were perfect for the task.

This fire station helped me install my car seat. They provided a 20 minute personal "class" on…read moresafety and installation, and were amazingly nice and helpful! I believe it was Chad who helped me. Thanks guys!! So worth it!

These kind firefighters helped me install my baby's car seat so they will always have a warm spot…read morein my heart. :)

My husband called them because my mother was having a stroke. Instead of taking her right away to…read morethe hospital, they were wasting precious time by asking all types of stupid and unnecessary questions like why did I think she was having a stroke (when they could see her showing every single sign described in a stroke)? It's amazing that even though this is their job, they don't know what a person with a stroke looks like. Perhaps they haven't been taught that for every minute delayed in treating a stroke, the average patient loses 1.9 million brain cells, 13.8 billion synapses, and 12 km of axonal fibres; they should move as fast as possible to prevent further damage.

These first responders not only risk their lives to save others, but they are friendly and…read moreinformative to curious little ones that enjoy watching their trucks. We used to stop by with our little guy to check out the trucks and although the pandemic has meant that we watch from a distance, firefighters do seem to always have their mask on hand or nearby and are willing to answer questions as they go about their tasks of keeping the trucks in tip-top shape. They also rolled through several neighborhoods parading a plump, friendly Santa on a flatbed in the weeks before Christmas. Lights were flashing and the occasional siren or horn blast wowed the littles and was a refreshing change of pace during the pandemic. It was definitely a treat. Kudos HSFD and rock on!

Excellent staff, very friendly and knowledgeable. Will to help and teach fire safety to all age…read moregroups. Highly recommend this place and all the cre

Hard working team really cares for the community.All I know they do what I wouldn't dare to do .read more