Looe Community Fire Station
We are not currently recruiting on-call firefighters in Looe.
View our community fire and rescue service events page for a full list of activities taking place this year across the county.
Station details
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Address:
Looe Community Fire Station
Church Street
West Looe
Looe
Cornwall, PL13 2EX
Telephone: 01503 262292
Staff training night: Wednesday 7pm - 9pm
View a map of Looe showing the location of the community fire station.
About the station
Looe is an on-call fire station, located in the middle of West Looe.
Incident statistics
Find out how often Looe on-call firefighters are called out to assist the Fire and Rescue Service:
Community schemes and initiatives
Register for a free home fire safety check online or for more information about them, visit the fire safety page.
Looe Community Fire Station have a unique resource called early learning fire safety (elfs), which is available to borrow free of charge by all early years establishments (including: nurseries, pre-schools, child minder's). You can find out more information by visiting our page on elfs and how to borrow the resource from a community fire station in Cornwall.
If you would like to enquire about arranging a visit for your playgroup or other relevant organisation, please email fire@cornwall.gov.uk or telephone 0300 1234 232.
Area covered
Looe Community Fire Station roughly covers the area from Polperro and Pelynt in the West to Downderry in the East and Duloe to the North.
Special risks
The highest risk in the area covered by Looe is predominately a sleeping risk. Looe is a popular holiday and retirement centre, compounded by the local geography with steep hills and narrow streets making it difficult to access many properties. The roads are extremely busy during the summer months which often causes a relatively high number of road traffic collisions (RTC's).
Specialist vehicles
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Contacting the station
Any general enquiries should be directed to:0300 1234 232
Or for 24 hour Fire Safety Advice call free on: 0800 3581 999
View our information on dialling 999 in an emergency.
We are not currently recruiting on-call firefighters in Looe.
View our community fire and rescue service events page for a full list of activities taking place this year across the county.
Keep up to date with the crew of Looe by following them on Twitter!
Address:
Looe Community Fire Station
Church Street
West Looe
Looe
Cornwall, PL13 2EX
Telephone: 01503 262292
Staff training night: Wednesday 7pm - 9pm
View a map of Looe showing the location of the community fire station.
Looe is an on-call fire station, located in the middle of West Looe.
Find out how often Looe on-call firefighters are called out to assist the Fire and Rescue Service:
Register for a free home fire safety check online or for more information about them, visit the fire safety page.
Looe Community Fire Station have a unique resource called early learning fire safety (elfs), which is available to borrow free of charge by all early years establishments (including: nurseries, pre-schools, child minder's). You can find out more information by visiting our page on elfs and how to borrow the resource from a community fire station in Cornwall.
If you would like to enquire about arranging a visit for your playgroup or other relevant organisation, please email fire@cornwall.gov.uk or telephone 0300 1234 232.
Looe Community Fire Station roughly covers the area from Polperro and Pelynt in the West to Downderry in the East and Duloe to the North.
The highest risk in the area covered by Looe is predominately a sleeping risk. Looe is a popular holiday and retirement centre, compounded by the local geography with steep hills and narrow streets making it difficult to access many properties. The roads are extremely busy during the summer months which often causes a relatively high number of road traffic collisions (RTC's).
Any general enquiries should be directed to:0300 1234 232
Or for 24 hour Fire Safety Advice call free on: 0800 3581 999
View our information on dialling 999 in an emergency.
Follow us on Twitter
