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Maidenhead

Maidenhead Fire Station

There has been a fire service in Maidenhead since 1866. The current fire station was opened in 1977 and serves a population of around 80,000 people within the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead. 
 
The station’s wholetime section is supported a group of on-call firefighters. 
 
Maidenhead has six front line appliances – the most of any Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service station. They include one wholetime fire engine, one 4×4 fire engine crewed by the on-call crew, two 4×4 pumping off-road vehicles switch crewed with one of the fire engines, one 4×4 Land Rover with a portable pumping capability, the multi-role vehicle and the Incident Command Unit that is crewed by the on-call personnel.

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Crew Type
Wholetime
Opened
1977
Appliances
1x Volvo FL8 fire engine, 1x 4×4 fire engine
Address
Bridge Road, Maidenhead, England, SL6 8PG, United Kingdom
Accessibility
Maidenhead Fire Station has step free access to the entire ground floor but no wheelchair access to the first floor. No dedicated disabled parking is available. There is a fully accessible toilet on site. There is no hearing loop and no braille on station.