Meet the crew, the good, the bad and the ugly, go to the Team page to find out who is who.

Christmas 2025 a snowy evening

We rescue dogs, OK cats too

Even Sparky helped out at the 2025 parade

Can I help?

Thanks to the community Generosity it’s always a success

The graduating class

The Auxiliary annual fish derby

Rain or Shine we go fishing

Always a hit young or old

Training: We are constantly training in all aspects of the fire service. Training builds muscle memory. This allows us to "don't think, just do"

Getting ready for SCBA training

Dodgeball? Helps you get comfortable with SCBA, and helps woth breath control

Keep pulling you almost got it there

Well ya you have to bring it back

It’s a little warm here A big thank you to Oxford Fire Dept. for inviting us to participate in this traing exercise.

A big thank you to the town of Oxford, for allowing the Oxford Fire Dept. ( who invited us) to do a training exercise on this derelect building. It was a controlled burn and gave us a very rare oppotunity to train in an actual structure fire.

You wanted a convertible?

we will get you out, one way or the other

Primary search

Controlled live fire

Training on how to deal with people with Dementia. This training taught us how to identify dementia and help the person so they are comfortable and safe. It taught us about what dementia is and a very, very breif insight on how it could affect a person. This type of training gives us a comfort level when dealing with them. A big thank you to the alzheimer’s society of Nova Scotia for putting this on.

Forcible Entry. This is only a snap shot of the training we do. Pics of training could fill pages. Our members are trained in a wide variety of situations. Some are trained in senior and at risk youth education. Most are trained as MFR’s (medical first responders), others are trained in Fire Prevention, officers have specialized training in incident command. And the list goes on All this and remember we are all VOLUNTEERS