Emergency Services
St. Clair Township Fire Department
For EMERGENCY DIAL 9-1-1
Phone: 519-481-0111
Fax: 519-481-0112
Email: stclairfire@stclairfire.ca
392 Lyndoch Street
Corunna ON N0N 1G0
Emergency Services
St. Clair Township Fire Department provides emergency response, fire prevention code enforcement, and public fire safety education services to the residents of the Township of St. Clair. The department includes fire stations located in Brigden, Corunna, Courtright, Wilkesport, Port Lambton and Becher as well as the Administration Office located at 392 Lyndoch Street in Corunna. The department is comprised of one (1) full-time fire chief, two (2) full-time deputy fire chiefs, one (1) administration assistant and approximately one hundred and seventy (170) dedicated volunteer firefighter.
Richard Boyes
Director of Emergency Services / Fire Chief
Township of St. Clair
392 Lyndoch Street
Corunna ON N0N 1G0
P. 519-481-0111
Steven Bicum
Deputy Fire Chief
Township of St. Clair
392 Lyndoch Street
Corunna ON N0N 1G0
P. 519-481-0111
Andrew McMillan
Deputy Fire Chief
Township of St. Clair
392 Lyndoch Street
Corunna ON N0N 1G0
P. 519-481-0111
Kirk BrydgesDeputy Fire ChiefTownship of St. Clair392 Lyndoch StreetCorunna ON N0N 1G0P. 519-481-0111
Michelle Fields
Administration
Township of St. Clair
392 Lyndoch Street
Corunna ON N0N 1G0
P. 519-481-0111
- Police Services are provided by the Ontario Provincial Police
- Fire Services are provided by St. Clair Township Fire Department
- Ambulance Services are provided by the Lambton EMS
Do you have a strong desire to help others, and perform your work with courage and dedication? Volunteer firefighters play an essential role in keeping the county’s citizens safe. That’s why the Township of St. Clair ensures all our firefighters are expertly trained and properly equipped. If you would like to be a part of protecting your community as a volunteer firefighter, please visit employment opportunities and complete the application form
- Property owners in St. Clair Township are required to follow the rules in the Open Air Burning By-Law
Apply for an Open Air Burn Permit
- If you require an inspection or incident report, contact 519-481-0111 or email stclairfire@stclairfire.ca. There is a fee associated with this service
- Every person is responsible for their own fire safety. Visit St. Clair Township Fire Prevention for information and resources
- Lambton County has launched a new website to provide information on how to be prepared for a wide variety of emergency situations. cacovers topics like emergency preparedness and hazards in the Lambton County community.
Some areas of St. Clair Township are covered by emergency sirens to warn people to take shelter and listen to local radio stations and listen to information from MyCNN alerting system. The Brigden, Corunna, Courtright, Wilkesport and Port Lambton fire stations are equipped with sirens that are activated in the event of an emergency response fire call. It is important to know the difference click here to hear the two (2) sirens.
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St. Clair Township relies on volunteer firefighters to respond to an emergency. St. Clair Township Fire Department would like to remind residents and motorists that vehicles with green flashing lights are being driven by volunteer firefighters who are responding to an emergency call. As a courtesy, drivers are asked, to please yield the road to these vehicles. This may mean pulling over, if it is safe to do so, to allow the vehicle to pass. Volunteer firefighters responding to an emergency typically need to drive their personal vehicles to a nearby fire station where they can transfer into a fire vehicle before responding to the scene of an incident. Pulling over when you see a firefighter’s green light can have a big impact because every second counts.
Fire Station 1 – 1561 First Street, Brigden
Fire Station 2 – 249 Hill Street, Corunna
Fire Station 3 – 1550 Eighth Street, Courtright
Fire Station 4 – 1343 Wilkesport Line, Wilkesport
Fire Station 5 – 362 Lambton Line West, Port Lambton
Fire Station 6 – 442 Kimball Road, Becher
Under the Ontario Fire Code, Fire Safety Plans (Emergency Planning) are required for the following occupancies:
- Group ‘A’ or ‘B’ occupancy, which include – Schools, Arenas, Nursing Homes, Group Homes, Churches, Clubs, Community Halls, Libraries, Licensed Beverage establishments, Child Care facilities, Restaurants.
- Group ‘C’ occupancy, where the occupant load exceeds 10, which are residential occupancies such as apartments, homes, condominiums.
- Group ‘D’ occupancy where the occupant load exceeds 300, they include – Banks, Medical and Dental offices, Offices, Barber and Hairdressing shops.
- Group ‘E’ occupancy where the occupant load exceeds 300, which include – Department Stores, Markets, Shops, Stores, Supermarkets and Restaurants.
- Group ‘F’ Division 1 occupancy where the occupant load exceeds 25, (f) Group ‘F’ Division 2 occupancy where the occupant load exceeds 100, or (g) Group ‘F’ Division 3 occupancy where the occupant load exceeds 300, these include – Factories, Industrial Plants, Power Plants, Laboratories, Freight Depots, Storage Garages, Warehouses.
