History[]
In 2001, Seaforth was amalgamated with other area municipalities to form the Municipality of Huron East. Huron East's fire departments continued to operate independently for a number of years post-amalgamation, but eventually a fire chief was hired for the entire municipality.
Fire Stations[]
| Station | Address | In Service | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fire Station | Market & Jarvis Streets | 1866-1891 | Part of Market House, which housed the Town Hall and market building. Destroyed by fire. |
| Fire Station | 72 Main Street | 1894-1957 | Town Hall. Converted to town offices. |
| Fire Station | 31 Birch Street | 1980-2001 (amalgamation) | Became Huron East Seaforth Fire Station. |
Apparatus[]
- 1995 International 4900 / Dependable pumper (840/1000) (Ex-Pump 2)
- 1987 Ford F-800 tanker (port./1500)
- 1985 GMC step van rescue
- 1980 Ford C-904 / King pumper (840/500 March 13/80) (SN#800014) (Ex-Pump 2)
- 1980 International CargoStar COF tandem / King aerial (1050/?/85' Snorkel) (SN#79045) (VIN#D1122KCA10719) (Ex-Aerial 7) (Ex-Stratford Fire Department (Ontario))
- 1976 Ford L-800 tanker (-/1700)
- 1975 Ford C-900 / King pumper (840/500 August 1/75) (SN#73080)
- 1965 Ford tanker
- 1951 GMC / Bickle-Seagrave pumper (500/550) (SN#5142)
- 1947 International KB8 / Bickle-Seagrave pumper (500/300) (SN#4601)