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The East Sussex Fire & Rescue Service is the statutory fire and rescue service for the county of East Sussex and city of Brighton and Hove. It is funded by Brighton and Hove City Council, the two borough councils of Eastbourne and Hastings and the district councils of Lewes, Rother and Wealden. East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service has 24 fire stations.
[edit] Fire Stations
[edit] East Sussex Wholetime
- The City Borough: Hove (Extended Rescue Pump, Water Tender Ladder, High Volume Pump), Preston Circus (Extended Rescue Pump, Water Tender Ladder, Aerial Ladder Platform), Roedean (Extended Rescue Pump))
- Eastbourne Borough: Eastbourne (Extended Rescue Pump, Water Tender Ladder, Aerial Ladder Platform, Chemical Support Unit, Incident Response Unit, Community Fire Safety Vehicle)
[edit] East Sussex Wholetime / Retained
- Lewes District: Lewes (Extended Rescue Pump, Water Tender Ladder, Technical Rescue Unit), Newhaven (Extended Rescue Pump, Water Tender Ladder, Foam Unit)
- Hastings Borough: Hastings (Extended Rescue Pump, Aerial Ladder Platform, Fire Victim Support), The Ridge (Extended Rescue Pump, Water Tender Ladder, Dual Purpose Truck, Landrover L4T),
- Rother District: Bexhill (Extended Rescue Pump, Water Tender Ladder, Rope Rescue Vehicle), Battle (Extended Rescue Pump, Water Tender Ladder, Rope Rescue Vehicle, Technical Rescue Unit)
- Wealden District: Crowborough (Extended Rescue Pump, Water Tender Ladder, Animal Rescue Unit, Landrover L4T), Uckfield (Extended Rescue Pump, Water Tender Ladder)
[edit] East Sussex Retained
- Lewes District: Barcombe (Extended Rescue Pump), Seaford (Maxi-Cab Rescue Pump Ladder, Landrover L4T)
- Rother District: Broad Oak (Extended Rescue Pump), Rye (Extended Rescue Pump, Water Tender Ladder), Burwash (Extended Rescue Pump)
[edit] See also
[edit] Other East Sussex Emergency Services
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