History[]
In 1974, Goulbourn Township was amalgamated with the Village of Richmond to create an expanded Goulbourn Township. The Richmond Fire Department became part of the township FD.
In 2001, all municipalities in the Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton were amalgamated to form the newly expanded City of Ottawa. Goulbourn's fire department became part of Ottawa Fire Services (Ontario).
Fire Stations[]
| Station | Address | In Service | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1631 Main Street, Stittsville | 1968-2000 | Now used to store training trucks. Also home to the Stittsville Food Bank. |
| 2 | 3540 McBean Street, Richmond | 1974 (amalgamation)-1994 | Now a carpentry business. |
| 2 | 6280 Perth Street, Richmond | 1994-amalgamation | Now Ottawa Fire Service Station 82. |
| 1 | 1643 Main Street, Stittsville | 2000-amalgamation | Now Ottawa Fire Service Station 81. |
Apparatus[]
- 1997 Freightliner FL 80 tandem / Dependable pumper/tanker (840/2500)
- 1997 Spartan Gladiator / American Eagle pumper (1050 top-mount/800)
- 1996 GMC Top Kick tandem / Dependable front-mount pumper (840/2300) (SN#PT840-2300)
- 1995 Ford CF-8000 / Superior pumper (1050 top-mount/800) (SN#SE 1645)
- 1993 Ford F-350 / Ottawa walk-in rescue
- 1988 Ford C-8000 tandem / Superior pumper (1050/500/75' Telesqurt) (SN#SE 838)
- 198? GMC Vandura cube rescue
- 1977 GMC T6500 / Thibault pumper (625/500) (SN#T77-122)
- 1975 GMC T6500 / Thibault pumper (840/500)
- 1974 International CO1710B / Pierreville tanker (420/1000) (Sold 1996)
- 1972 Ford C-800 tanker (250/1500) (Almonte refurb)
- 1966 GMC T / Thibault pumper (625/800) (SN#16632 / Pump SN#392783)
- 1959 pumper (625/500)
- 1952 pumper (420/500)
- 1927 GMC T-20 open cab / LaFrance (Sold 1972 to Wolfville Fire Department) (Found O/O/S in field after service with Springhill Volunteer Fire Department (Nova Scotia) and returned to Goulbourn; restored to parade truck)