History[]
The Service des incendies de Mont-Royal ceased to exist in 2002 with the amalgamation of the Town of Mont-Royal with the City of Montréal. In 2006, Mont-Royal regained its independence but the fire protection service remains under the agglomeration council.
Fire Stations[]
| Station | Address | In Service | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Caserne | 1190, Boulevard Laird | 19?? - 1950 | Demolished |
| Caserne | 10, Avenue Roosevelt | 1950 - 2001 | Now Montréal Station 74 |
The first fire station, on Laird Boulevard, in 1944
Apparatus[]
- 1999 Chrysler Intrepid assistant chief
- 1999 Chrysler Intrepid chief
- 1995 Ford E-350 / Transit rescue
- 1994 Spartan Gladiator / Superior pumper (1500/500) (SN#SE 1383)
- 1991 Spartan Monarch / Phoenix aerial (1750/300/110' LTI rear-mount) (SN#89-11-855-249)
- 199? Ford Crown Victoria assistant chief
- 1985 International CO1950B / 1987 Phoenix pumper (1050/500) (SN#85-05-024-113)
- 198? GMC Sierra 3500 utility
- 198? Dodge Diplomat assistant chief
- 1975 Thibault PWT817G aerial (-/-/100' rear-mount) (SN#T75-109)
- 197? Plymouth Volare assistant chief
- 1969 Mack CF600 / Thibault pumper (1050/500) (Mack VIN#CF608FC-1083) (SN#T69-211) (Sold to Hudson)
- 1967 Mack C-95 pumper (1050/500)
- 196? International M1200 / Metro Van step van rescue
- 1949 GMC 450 pumper (?/240)
- 1949 Bickle-Seagrave 66-EA aerial (-/-/85' mid-mount) (SN#E-9710)
- 1934 Bickle Underwriter quad (SN#6013)
- 1927 Bickle hose wagon (250/50/33 lbs. chemical)