Fire Stations

Oshawa Fire Services operates six stations across the city. Our stations are equipped with resources, including aerials, pumpers, tankers and support vehicles. Station tours are available to the public by submitting the station tour request form one month before request date.

Oshawa fire stations
Station and location	Features
Station 1 199 Adelaide Ave. W.	24,000 sq ft, two-storey building, built in 1981 Three truck bays and a large structural training prop Home to: Administration Communications Fire Prevention Platoon Chief Office Two Fire Fighting Crews
Station 2 1111 Simcoe St. S.	9,750 sq ft, two-storey building, built in 1982 Home to: Two Fire Fighting Crews
Station 3 50 Beatrice St. E.	9,000 sq ft, single storey building, built in 1975 Home to: Two Fire Fighting Crews
Station 4 50 Harmony Rd. N.	6,500 sq ft, two-storey building, built in 1982 Home to: One Fire Fighting crew
Station 5 1550 Harmony Rd. N.	17,900 sq ft, single storey building built in 2006 Home to: One Fire Fighting crew Training Division Mechanical Division
Station 6 2631 Simcoe St. N.	10,675 sq ft, single storey building built in 2016 Designed to complement the historical legacy of Winfield Farms Home to: One Fire Fighting crew