Fire and Emergency Services

Thorold Fire and Emergency Services Team

The Thorold Fire and Emergency Services operates four Fire Stations across Thorold, including one composite and three volunteer.

The City of Thorold Fire and Emergency Services is Tanker Shuttle Accredited

To be recognized for Accredited Superior Tanker Shuttle Service, a fire department must be able to demonstrate the ability to shuttle water via tanker trucks to fight fires in detached dwellings that are located in rural areas, far from municipal hydrants. Specifically, to become accredited, the fire department must deliver a minimum flow rate of 950 litres/minute within the first five minutes of arriving to the test site, and be able to maintain this water flow for two hours.

View Station 2 certificate and Station 4 certificate.

This accreditation will also allow residents in Station 2 and Station 4 rural areas to qualify for a reduced insurance premium, by providing proof that their property is served by their accredited fire station. 

Click below to see where the rural areas of Thorold are located.

Rural Map 

A Fire Underwriters Survey evaluator was present to observe the Thorold Firefighters during the simulation. Watch a behind-the-scenes video of the session below:

The City of Thorold Fire Master Plan 2025

Click below to download and read approved City of Thorold Fire Master Plan for 2025.

Fire Master Plan

Contact the Thorold Fire and Emergency Services Team

Below is a detailed contact list of staff and volunteers. For general inquiries or complaints, please email fpo@thorold.ca or call 905-227-6422.