About the station
Mirfield Fire Station was constructed in 1965 and sits on the outskirts of the village centre.
The station area covers north east of Huddersfield and has a population of approximately 23,943 people and over 10,000 dwellings. It includes Mirfield and the smaller villages of Kirkheaton, Hopton and Grange Moor.
There are two fire appliances at Mirfield Fire Station. The first one attends all sorts of incidents with a crew of six and the second one takes pods of equipment to incidents to help move water and also to clear up afterwards.
The station is a huge part of the local community and the crews attend many community events throughout the year. The station also run a number of charity events, staffed by volunteers from the station and friends of the station.
There is a ‘Pie and Pea’ night which coincides with the local bonfire and also a Santa’s grotto at Christmas! The money raised from these events is used to help local community groups and charities.
The on-call firefighters at Mirfield come from all walks of life. Some are whole-time firefighters and do this on their days off, one works for the fire service at Manchester airport. There are window cleaners, HGV drivers, office workers, retirees and a stay at home mum – all are ordinary people doing an extraordinary job!
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Contact details
Huddersfield Road
Mirfield
WF14 8AE