100% of the funds collected will go to the Canadian Red Cross, the Canadian Government will match all donations made through our registered charity.

Off duty and on duty Fire Fighters will be out in the community on Saturday Jan 23rd. Please donate to one of our fire fighters in uniform or at a Surrey fire hall.

We are Proud and Honored to serve you

The Men and Women of the Surrey Fire Fighters Association are dedicated to saving lives and protecting property for the residents of the City of Surrey.

We provide high quality professional dispatching services, fire protection, medical aid, rescue services, hazardous materials response, fire prevention and education services.

Today we have 382 members in the fire service of the City of Surrey. We work in 14 of 17 stations.

Members of the Surrey Fire Fighters Association are very active in the community providing leadership and lending a hand.

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The Surrey Fire Fighters Association was organized in 1957 as part of the International Association of Fire Fighters. The IAFF is an organization of over 290,000 members that promotes and supports fire service workers in best practices & standards.

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To provide charitable programs that benefit the citizens of our community and to assist other charities within the community that have similar goals and objectives.

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Our goals and objectives are:

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· City of Surrey Web Site

· Surrey Fire Dept Training Web Site

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Fire Fighting – and more

Surrey ’s Professional fire fighters handle all types of structure fires, including house, industrial, garage, school, apartment, drug lab and high-rise. We also fight vehicle fires, from cars and motorcycles, to trucks and tractor-trailer rigs. Other types of fires include rail, marine, grass or brush and garbage container fires.

The number of fire fighters responding to fires varies and depends on the number of units dispatched based on potential severity of the fire. It is recommended and recognized by the NFPA and the WCB that each initial response vehicle be staffed with a minimum of four fire fighters. This is to allow two fire fighters to immediately start an interior rescue procedure knowing there are two fire fighters outside as backup for their personal safety. This is known as “The two in two out rule”. fire fighters perform many tasks when fighting a structure fire.

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