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East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service

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Country
  
United Kingdom

County
  
East Sussex

Chief Fire Officer
  
Des Prichard

Phone
  
+44 303 999 1000

Country
  
England

Employees
  
~800

Stations
  
24

Address
  
English Cl, Hove BN3 7EE, UK

Similar
  
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The East Sussex Fire & Rescue Service is the statutory fire and rescue service for the county of East Sussex and city of Brighton and Hove. It is funded via the Council Tax.

Contents

East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service has 24 fire stations.

Fire Appliance Glossary/Callsigns

  • Extended Rescue Pump (ERP): P1/P5
  • Water Tender Ladder (WrL): P4
  • Combined Aerial Rescue Pump (CARP): P6
  • Water Carrier (WrC): W1
  • Aerial Ladder Platform (ALP): A6
  • Incident Command Unit (ICU): C1
  • Light 4x4 Tender (L4T): M1
  • Technical Rescue Unit (TRU): R1
  • Rope Rescue Unit (RRU): R2
  • Animal Rescue Unit (ARU): R3
  • Bulk Foam Unit (BFU): S1
  • Duel Role Truck (DRT): S1
  • Marine Response Vehicle (MRV): S2
  • Fire & Emergency Support Unit (FESU): S6
  • Prime Mover (PM): T9

    • pods:

  • High Volume Pump (HVP)
  • High Volume Hose Layer (HVHL)
  • Strategic Command Module (SCM)


    • CBRN Response:

  • Incident Response Unit (IRU): H9

    • References

    East Sussex Fire & Rescue Service Wikipedia
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