Stations and Equipment

Fire Stations 

Woodstock Fire Department is comprised of two fire stations covering the entire City of Woodstock. The Fire Department Headquarters is located at Station 1. There are 56 full-time firefighters divided into 4 fire-platoons. Each platoon consists of maximum 14 firefighters ready to respond to fires and emergencies, 24-hours a day and 7 days a week.  

Fire Station No. 1 

Built in 1974 Fire Station 1 is the Headquarters Station, housing the Administration, Fire Prevention, Training, and Suppression Divisions. In 2018, an addition to the administration side of the building as well as additional drive-through apparatus bay was built. Fire Station 1 is currently staffed with 10 firefighters, 5 fire apparatus vehicles, and all other support/prevention vehicles. 

P.O. Box 1539, 1203 Parkinson Road, Woodstock Ontario N4S 0A7 (
519) 537-3412
In an emergency dial 9-1-1

Non-emergency inquiries call fire dispatch at (519) 537-2323 

Fire Station No. 2  

Fire Station 2 was built in 1990 and it is staffed with 4 firefighters and 2 fire apparatus vehicles.

251 Vansittart Avenue Woodstock Ontario N4S 5H8.
In an emergency dial 9-1-1, 
Non-emergency inquiries call fire dispatch at (519) 537-2323 

Equipment and Apparatus

Aerial 1: 2021 Pierce 107 foot aerial ladder truck  

Ladder 1: 2005 American LaFrance 75 foot aerial ladder truck 

Engine 1: 2023 Pierce Enforcer HDRP pumper truck 

Engine 2: 2013 Pierce pumper truck 

Engine 3: 2019 Pierce pumper truck 

Rescue Command: 2009 International Navistar truck 

Rescue Boat: 16 foot 2Tinga with 30-hp evinrude motor 

2012 Dodge Ram 3500 (Training 1) is used to support fire suppression activities as well as training 

2008 John Deere Gator support vehicle 

1929 Bickle Pumper truck (Retired from Service) 

Also part of the fleet, there are 2 fire prevention/inspection/education Toyota RAV4 vehicles, 1 Chevy Colorado fire investigation unit, 2 Ford Explorer vehicle and 1 fire prevention/education trailer.