Welcome to Our Fire Halls
Explore Richmond Fire-Rescue’s seven fire halls and the facilities, equipment and specialized services that support our community.
Fire Hall No. 1
6960 Gilbert Road, Richmond, BC V7C 3V4Located in the heart of Richmond, Brighouse Fire Hall No. 1 is a modern post-disaster facility designed to remain operational following a major seismic event.
Opened in 2018, the hall is also home to Richmond Fire-Rescue’s Administration, Fire Prevention, Community Relations and Emergency Programs teams.
Step inside Brighouse
Explore the spaces, equipment and people supporting emergency services at Fire Hall No. 1.
Fire Hall No. 2
11011 No. 2 Road, Richmond, BC V7E 2E6Located at the entrance to historic Steveston Village, Fire Hall No. 2 is a two-bay drive-through facility designed as a welcoming and highly visible community landmark.
Opened in 2011, its post-disaster design combines emergency readiness with sustainable features including green roofs, solar energy, geothermal systems and natural daylight.
Step inside Steveston
Explore the station at the gateway to Steveston Village and see how its design connects emergency response, sustainability and community.
Fire Hall No. 3
9680 Cambie Road, Richmond, BC V6X 1K4Cambie Fire Hall No. 3 is a purpose-built facility shared by Richmond Fire-Rescue and the Richmond North Ambulance Station, bringing two emergency services together under one roof.
Opened in 2017, the post-disaster facility also includes Emergency Vehicle Technician maintenance bays, training spaces and operational areas supporting both firefighters and paramedics.
Step inside Cambie
Explore the shared fire and ambulance facility, training areas and specialized vehicle-maintenance spaces at Fire Hall No. 3.
Fire Hall No. 4
3911 Russ Baker Way, Richmond, BC V7B 1M7Located beside Vancouver International Airport and the historic Burkeville community, Sea Island Fire Hall No. 4 is a post-disaster facility designed for reliable emergency operations.
Opened in 2007, the hall combines two apparatus bays and a 60-foot training tower with sustainable features including a green roof, geothermal energy and rainwater collection.
Step inside Sea Island
Explore the station beside YVR and see how its operational, training and sustainable-design features support the Sea Island and Burkeville communities.
Fire Hall No. 5
22451 Westminster Highway, Richmond, BC V6V 1B6Located at the eastern edge of Richmond, Hamilton Fire Hall No. 5 is a two-storey post-disaster facility serving the distinctive Hamilton community.
Fully reconstructed in 2006, the hall includes two apparatus bays, a 60-foot training and hose-drying tower, a public meeting room and sustainable building systems.
Step inside Hamilton
Explore the station serving Richmond’s easternmost community and see its emergency-response, training and community spaces.
Fire Hall No. 6
9400 No. 4 Road, Richmond, BC V7A 2Y9Shellmont Fire Hall No. 6 is a seismically upgraded emergency-response facility serving South Richmond and supporting continued operations following a major earthquake.
Completed in 2009, the hall includes three apparatus bays, specialized equipment and training spaces. It is also home to Richmond Fire-Rescue’s hazardous materials team and one of the department’s quints.
Step inside Shellmont
Explore the station, specialized equipment and operational spaces supporting Richmond Fire-Rescue’s hazardous materials response team.
Fire Hall No. 7
5731 No. 6 Road, Richmond, BC V6V 1T2Crestwood Fire Hall No. 7 is a two-storey emergency-response facility located in Richmond’s Crestwood Light Industrial Business Park.
The hall includes two apparatus bays, Richmond Fire-Rescue’s secondary Emergency Operations Centre and specialized equipment supporting technical rescue, hazardous materials and major incident response.
Step inside Crestwood
Explore the station, specialized response equipment and operational spaces supporting technical rescue and major emergency incidents.
Richmond Fire-Rescue responds to emergencies throughout the City of Richmond and provides backup support to Vancouver International Airport (YVR). YVR also operates its own dedicated airside emergency-response service.
