Village of Clinton Fire Hall - Firehouses on Waymarking.com

The Village of Clinton Fire Hall is in the heart of the Village and was constructed in 2006. Clinton is a small frontier community of about 650 residents.

The Village of Clinton Fire Hall firefighters are trained in search and rescue, auto extractions, first aid and assist other local fire departments. It is currently equipped with one Highway Rescue truck and two Pumper trucks.

Wayne Walch is the Fire Chief

The fire hall has two tall bay doors with offices attached.


CLINTON
Originally known as "The 47 Mile", with the completion of the Douglas-Lilloet Road in 1861 and the Yale-Cariboo Road in 1863 "The Junction" became the townsite of Clinton. The townsite became an important settlement, providing supplies and rest for travelers to the Cariboo Gold Fields. The early 1900s gave rise to the lucrative forest industry. Clinton and area boast many good facilities and a landscaped park, while still retaining the flavour of a frontier town.

The village hosts the Clinton Ball, the longest running event in Canada since 1868.
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Paid or Volunteer: Volunteer EMS Involvement: yes Has 911 Dispatch: yes Has Fire Pole: no Average Alarms Per Year: 29 Number of Firetrucks: 3 Related Website: [Web Link] Physical Address: 309 Lebourdais Avenue. Clinton, British Columbia Canada V0K 1K0 Number of Emergency Staff: 10 Rating: Has Emergency Call Box: Not Listed Has Emergency Siren: Not Listed

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