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Seaford Community Fire Station

Seaford has one pumping appliance crewed by Retained firefighters.

Station was built in 1969 to replace a previous station in the centre of the town. There has been a fire station at Seaford since at least 1920. Seaford has a population of approximately 30,000 and an area of 7900 hectares. It serves a residential area with no special risks.

The station provides back up for surrounding stations of Newhaven and the City of Brighton.

Station Manager

David Washington

Telephone: 0303 999 1000

Admin Support

Louise Baxter

Telephone:0303 999 1000

Address

Cradle Hill Road

Seaford

East Sussex

BN25 3JA

The Establishment is the number of posts required to make the Station fully resourced. This Station has an establishment of:-

  • 18 retained units.

Note: A Retained unit may be filled by more than one Retained firefighter depending upon the number hours that the firefighter can commit to.

The Retained Firefighters Drill night is Wednesday at 18:45hrs.

Maxi-Cab Rescue Pump Ladder - 1:7 Foam    

Volvo extended rescue pump able to carry a crew of 8 firefighters, equipped with rescue and firefighting equipment, 13.5 metre extension ladder, holding 1800 litres water, a 2250 litres per minute Pump and 1-7 foam capability.

Landrover L4T

Landrover 4 x 4 Forest firefighting vehicle with 800 litres water and lightweight pump. It provides Off Road Fire-Fighting Support to any Station in East Sussex.

Each Station Area has its own particular mix of risks and problems and tools such as FSEC help to identify and quantify these Risks.

This results in specific aims and objectives per station which are incorporated into the Station Action Plan.

The Station Action Plan highlights performance over the last year and the borough targets to which this station contributes for this year.


  • Station Action Plan

Community Fire Stations

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