Welcome to the St. Andrews Fire Department

Established in 1817, the St Andrews Fire Department is committed to the safety of our community.  As dedicated Fire/Rescue Volunteers, we aim to provide the public with a rapid response to fire suppression, rescues and assist with medical emergencies to the best of our abilities. We are a small composite fire department in Southwestern New Brunswick. We have one full time Member (Chief), and 30 paid on-call volunteers. We run out of one station, with a fleet of two pumpers, a pumper/tanker, mini-rescue, 4x4 utility truck, a rescue side by side four wheeler and a 14 ft. Zodiac. The department averages 80 -100 calls per year. Our coverage area includes the Town of Saint Andrews, Local Service Districts of Bayside and Chamcook, and the Parish of St. Patrick.

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Recruitment Open House

January 29, 2020

7:00 pm

St. Andrews Fire Hall

Are you looking to get involved with your community? Please join us January 29th at 7:00 pm to learn more about the Department and the rewards of being part of the community and a volunteer firefighter. If you cannot make the open house, contact the Fire Dept at 529-5150, visit us on Twitter or Facebook, or drop in Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm.

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Provincial & Federal Fire Service Awards

December 15, 2019

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Firefighter Scott Haughn receiving his 25 year provincial medal for his dedication to the St. Andrews Fire Department. From L to R: Chief Kevin Theriault and Firefighter Scott Haughn

Lieutenant Tom Parker receiving his 20 year federal medal for his dedication to the St. Andrews Fire Department. From L to R: Lieutenant Tom Parker, Chief Kevin Theriault and Mayor Doug Naish

Firefighter Nathan McMillan receiving his 15 year provincial pin for his dedication to the St. Andrews Fire Department. From L to R: Mayor Doug Naish, Chief Kevin Theriault and Firefighter Nathan McMillan