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Our 50th Anniversary

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Advice

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Celebrating

Our 50th Anniversary

Events

Open Days

Recruitment

On-call firefighters

Kids aged 4-8

Join The Welephant Club

Advice

Look Again

Latest Safety Advice

Cooking safety

More than 50% of the fires that we attend are caused by cooking.

Cooking safety tips

E-bike and e-scooter safety

Safe charging of lithium-ion battery powered e-bikes and e-scooters is crucial to avoid fire risks to families and homes.

Learn more

Smoking and e-cigarettes

Fires caused by smoking materials are the biggest killers in accidental house fires.

Learn more

Latest News/Events

Day of celebration marks 50 years of fire service

More than 100 members of the Retired Fire Fighters Network gathered at our headquarters to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service.

Firefighters extinguish derelict pub fire

We have extinguished a fire at a derelict pub in south Staffordshire this morning (Thursday 11 April).

Fire crews issue safety advice following chimney fire

We are reminding residents to take extra precautions when using chimneys following a fire in Burton-on-Trent.

Firefighters help to rescue teenage girls stuck in mud

We have helped rescue two teenage girls who were stuck in mud near the River Dove in Tutbury yesterday (Monday 8 April).

Open days

Come and join us at one of our fire station open day events around the county.

Open Day events

Welephant Club

Come and join the Welephant Club to follow Welephant, Blaze Bear, Cybil Squirrel and Priya on their adventures to keep children aged 4-8 safe.

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What We do

Fire fighters knelt infront of a fire truck

Everyday we make sure that what we do makes a difference to our communities. Whether it's responding to emergencies or educating people; we know that what guides us is our vision and principals for a safer Staffordshire.

Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service undertake a number of activities, all aimed at making our Staffordshire communities safer and stronger. We know that responding to emergencies is our first duty but we also recognise we can help prevent fires in the home and at work - so hopefully you'll never need to dial 999.

More about what we do