Sark Fire & Rescue Service
Sark
About
Sark Fire & Rescue Service is a fire station on Sark. The service is turned out via JESCC in Guernsey after a 999 call. Its tractor-drawn fire appliances have off-road capability and carry 600 gallons of water. Chief Fire Officer Kevin Adams has been a member of the service since 1989 and has held his role since 2008. —
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Quick facts
- Established
- 1958 (inferred from the source page)
- Facilities
- Tractor-drawn fire appliances with off-road capability, Appliances carry 600 gallons of water, against 400 on a standard appliance
People1
- Kevin Adams — Chief Fire Officer
Services offered
- Assisting Sark Medical Services with patient transfers to the ambulance boat Flying Christine III
- Animal rescue
- Water deliveries to households on rainwater catchment during low rainfall
- Assisting the RNLI lifeboat with pumping out vessels
- Cliff rescue and abseiling
Contact
- Phone
- +44 7781 110806
- Website
- www.sarkfireservice.org.gg
- Address
- Sark Fire Station, La Chasse Marette, Sark, Channel Islands, GY10 1SF
Location
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