
New on-call recruits welcomed into the Service at pass-out parade
Following a successful recruitment campaign and subsequent training programme, the 11 new firefighters are joining crews based at either the Western or Town stations.
In the event of an emergency call 999
While many of you will be braving the outdoors to socialise this winter, the shorter days, combined with harsher weather conditions like rain, ice, sleet and fog increase the chances of people finding themselves in trouble.
Relying on landmark-based descriptions can be frustrating and could delay response times in life-and-death situations.
To ensure you are prepared to communicate your exact location in an emergency, we are urging Islanders to download the free what3words app.
Emergencies can happen anywhere, at any time – whether that’s along the Five Mile Road, on a remote green lane in Grouville, or on one of our beautiful cliff paths along the north coast.
When calling 999, ‘where is the emergency?’ is one of the first questions you’re asked, but describing exactly where help is needed can be difficult.
If you download what3words, you'll be ready to give us an exact location if you run into trouble.
Following a successful recruitment campaign and subsequent training programme, the 11 new firefighters are joining crews based at either the Western or Town stations.
Matt Roberts set off at 4pm on Easter Saturday and ran for 23 hours to complete the challenge.
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