Chatham-Kent Fire and Emergency Services is a large composite department, which provides service to a population of 107,341 and service area of 2,500 km² through a composite department structure. There is a front-line staff component of approximately 400. Amalgamated in 1998, Chatham-Kent Fire and Emergency Services brought together firefighters from twenty-three communities, working together to p
rovide a seamless delivery of high quality service to the public. Each station is involved in supporting their community; and the firefighters from each station make contributions of time and effort at emergencies, local events, and Public Education venues throughout the year. The staffing of the Chatham-Kent Fire and Emergency Services is comprised of the following divisions:
Administration
Operations
Prevention
Public Education
Training and Development
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Chatham-Kent Fire and Emergency Services Stations
There are two full-time, one composite and sixteen volunteer fire stations in the Chatham-Kent. Station #1 Chatham
Station #2 Chatham
Station #3 Wallaceburg
Station #4 Dover
Station #5 Chatham North
Station #6 Dresden
Station #7 Chatham South
Station #8 Thamesville
Station #9 Bothwell
Station #10 Highgate
Station #11 Ridgetown
Station #12 Harwich North
Station #14 Erieau
Station #15 Raleigh North
Station #16 Raleigh South
Station #17 Merlin
Station #18 Blenheim
Station #19 Tilbury
Station #20 Wheatley
