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Gagetown Volunteer Fire Department proudly protects Gagetown, Queenstown and Hampstead. For an Emergency, call 911 Our coverage area spans 140 lane kms.

Gagetown Volunteer Fire Department

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Gagetown Volunteer Fire Department proudly protects the communities of Gagetown, Queenstown and Hampstead. We operate out of 1 main station that protects a primarily rural area. Our department is a public department whose members are on a volunteer status, 24/7-365 days a year. Our department currently has 18 active members. Est. 1904

Our Services:
Fire Prevention and Suppression
Emergency Medical Response
Search and Rescue
Extrication

We Belong to These Organizations:
• Capital District Firefighters Association
• New Brunswick Fire Chiefs Association
• Canadian Fire Chiefs Association

Fire Chief: Ryan McNally
Deputy Fire Chief: Candace Walker
Captain: Tanya McNally
Captain/Training Officer: Chris Burdett
Fire Prevention Officer: Steve Hachey

The Fire Department is always looking for volunteers. The Department volunteers meet every Wednesday 7pm, at the Fire Hall

11/01/2026

Updated again

10/31/2026

🎃 Another SUPER Halloween night here at Gagetown Fire! 👻

We welcomed another 100+ trick-or-treaters through our doors tonight, and what a great evening it was!

To the residents of Gagetown and surrounding areas, Arcadia Municipality, and our very own firefighters — we honestly cannot thank you enough for the incredible support and generosity shown toward this event.

From the donations to the helping hands, you all played a part in making tonight a success.

OUTSTANDING community support! ❤️

Thank you for helping us keep this Halloween tradition going. We appreciate you all more than you know!

Happy Halloween from all of us at Gagetown Fire! 🚒🎃

10/31/2026

Today firefighters Estrada, Shute, McIntyre and Moylan came back to finish up and obtain their full Medical First Responder certification!
Thank you Firefighters Burdett and Hachey for being the props, Chief for being the chef and to Chief Robin True of RBT Instruction for providing the excellent training required!

If you are in need of training reach out to RBT!
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Congratulations!

10/31/2026

The clocks fall back tonight, at 2 a.m. Sunday Nov 1. The extra hour of sleep is nice, but there's a little button on the ceiling that's easy to forget about. ⏰

Grandma tied the two together, every single time. It wasn't just a habit.

🍂 THE CLOCK-CHANGE CHECK ⬇️

1. 🔘 PRESS THE TEST BUTTON. Hold it until the alarm sounds. A loud beep means it's working. Fire safety groups recommend testing every alarm at least once a month, and the clock change is an easy one to remember.

2. 🔋 A CHIRP USUALLY MEANS A LOW BATTERY. That single chirp every minute or so is the alarm asking for help. If it keeps chirping after a new battery, check the date on the back. If yours takes regular batteries, replace them at least once a year.

3. 📅 LOOK AT THE DATE ON THE BACK. Smoke alarms wear out. The NFPA says to replace them once they're 10 years old, and the date they were made is printed on the back.

4. 🏠 ONE ON EVERY LEVEL. Inside each bedroom, outside the sleeping areas, and on every floor, basement included.

🍂 And the old way: Grandma set the clocks back on Saturday evening, then handed Grandpa the step stool. He pressed the button on each alarm while she covered her ears and counted them off.

💬 When did you last test your smoke alarms? 👇

📌 From your friends at Gagetown Fire

10/31/2026

Happy Halloween! Can’t wait to see all the trick or treaters later at the Fire hall!! 🎃👻🍬

10/31/2026

Stay safe tonight!

10/31/2026

From decorating with jack-o-lanterns to costume parties and trick-or-treating, many hallmarks of present fire hazards.

Nearly half (47%) of U.S. home fires occurred because decorations were too close to a heat source; approximately one-third (33%) started with candles.

Learn how to keep Halloween festively spooky and avoid truly scary fire hazards: https://nfpa.social/48at9Ru.

10/30/2026

Update

10/29/2026

It’s draw day!

🎟️ 257 Draw Tickets! 🎟️
Get your tickets before Thursday, October 28th at 9 PM for your chance to win!

💰 Don’t forget about the $100 Early Bird Prize!
Grab your tickets before Monday at 11:59 PM each week for an extra chance to win — early bird draws happen every Tuesday!

👉 Get yours at www.nb5050.com/9
or select “Village of Gagetown” from the drop-down menu.

💳 Payment options include Visa Debit, MasterCard, Visa, American Express, Google Pay, and Apple Pay.

The VGFD truly appreciates your continued support! 🚒❤️

Draw open to NB residents only

Address

68 Babbit Street
Gagetown, NB
E5M1C8

Telephone

+15064883568

Website

https://arcadianb.ca/fire-departments/

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