About Fire & Emergency Services
The Town of East Gwillimbury's Fire and Emergency Services (FES) is comprised of paid-on-call and career firefighters who provide emergency services to residents and visitors. The top priority of the ECSS team is a safe community which our firefighters promote through the three lines of defence: public education, fire prevention, and emergency response.
The FES department is made up of three branches:
1. Community Education and Fire Prevention |
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The Community Education and Prevention branches are responsible for:
We provide fire and life safety education through information sessions and presentations to businesses, schools, organizations, and community groups. Community Education and Prevention Request Form
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2. Training |
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The Training Branch is responsible for:
Training is always evolving and adapting with new techniques, equipment, and technology. Training remains an important part of the fire department's normal activities to ensure a state of readiness. With the large variety of situations to which the department responds to, it is important that all members of the department remain current in the areas of firefighting, rescue, automatic external defibrillation, CPR, and basic life support. In addition to the basic firefighting skills learned and continually trained on, there are many more in specific skills required for specialty/technical incidents.
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3. Fire Suppression |
The operations branch responds to a variety of emergency incidents including:
Personnel also assist with community education and prevention programs.
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Learn more about fire prevention, home escape planning, life safety and how to keep you and your family safe.
Emergency planning and preparedness is an important part of keeping you and your family safe in case of an emergency or disaster.
Take a tour of our stations and vehicles or request a classroom presentation. Let's start talking about the importance of fire and life safety.
Learn more about how you can be a paid-on-call firefighter in our composite department and review the application requirements.
Fire Stations
EG's fire department is made up of three fire stations that provide 24-7 protection to our residents.
| Holland Landing - Station 24 |
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19314 Yonge Street, Holland Landing The nearest intersection is Mount Albert Road and Yonge Street. The Fire Chief and Deputy Fire Chief work out of this location which is the home to the Training Branch and the Community Education and Prevention Branch. This station officially opened in November 2002 and is mainly staffed with paid on-call firefighters, who work out of this station and respond to emergency and non-emergency calls |
| Mount Albert - Station 26 |
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22 Princess Street, Mount Albert The nearest intersection is Highway 48 and Princess Street. This station was rebuilt in 2015 and is mainly staffed with paid on-call firefighters, who work out of this station and respond to emergency and non-emergency calls. |
| Queensville - Station 28 |
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1590 Queensville Side Road, Queensville The nearest intersection is Queensville Side Road and Leslie Street. This station was renovated in 2015 and is home to 18 full-time firefighters as well as paid on-call firefighters that respond to emergency and non-emergency calls. |
Emergency Services Community Partners
EG partners that provide emergency services include York Regional Police and York Region Paramedic Services.
York Regional Police
47 Don Hillock Drive
Aurora, ON L4G 0S7
Toll Free:1-866-876-5423 (non-emergencies only)
TTY 1-800-668-0398
Email YRP (This email is monitored during business hours and is for non-emergencies only)
YRP website
York Region Paramedic Services
Toll Free: 1-877-800-7924 (non-emergency)
Fax: 905-895-5143
York Region EMS or EMS Special Operations
York Region EMS website
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