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- Calgary_Fire_Department abstract "The Calgary Fire Department (CFD) provides fire services for the city of Calgary, Alberta.The department was created on 25 August 1885 as the Calgary Hook, Ladder and Bucket Corps and a chemical engine was ordered soon after. The first Captain was George Constantine. Prior to the formation of the Corps, wells had been dug throughout the town in 1884 at the recommendation of George Murdoch, Mayor of the Town of Calgary. Prior to 1909, it was a volunteer fire department. In 1909, 40 full-time firefighters were hired. In 1910, it purchased its first motorized fire truck.As of March 31, 2015, the department has 39 stations and employs over 1,400 personnel in both operational and non-operational roles. Their headquarters is located at 4124 11th Street SE.".
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- Calgary_Fire_Department wikiPageWikiLink Alberta.
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- Calgary_Fire_Department wikiPageWikiLink Category:Politics_of_Calgary.
- Calgary_Fire_Department wikiPageWikiLink Chemical.
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- Calgary_Fire_Department wikiPageWikiLink Fire_chief.
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- Calgary_Fire_Department wikiPageWikiLink Fire_services.
- Calgary_Fire_Department wikiPageWikiLink Mayor.
- Calgary_Fire_Department wikiPageWikiLink Water_well.
- Calgary_Fire_Department wikiPageWikiLinkText "Calgary Fire Brigade".
- Calgary_Fire_Department wikiPageWikiLinkText "Calgary Fire Department".
- Calgary_Fire_Department wikiPageWikiLinkText "fire brigade of Calgary".
- Calgary_Fire_Department annualCalls "~60,000".
- Calgary_Fire_Department chief "Steve Dongworth".
- Calgary_Fire_Department established "1885".
- Calgary_Fire_Department hasPhotoCollection Calgary_Fire_Department.
- Calgary_Fire_Department logo "150".
- Calgary_Fire_Department motto "Yours For Life".
- Calgary_Fire_Department name "Calgary Fire Department".
- Calgary_Fire_Department stations "39".
- Calgary_Fire_Department strength "1400".
- Calgary_Fire_Department website index.htm.
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- Calgary_Fire_Department subject Category:Fire_departments_in_Alberta.
- Calgary_Fire_Department subject Category:Politics_of_Calgary.
- Calgary_Fire_Department type Organization.
- Calgary_Fire_Department type Organization.
- Calgary_Fire_Department comment "The Calgary Fire Department (CFD) provides fire services for the city of Calgary, Alberta.The department was created on 25 August 1885 as the Calgary Hook, Ladder and Bucket Corps and a chemical engine was ordered soon after. The first Captain was George Constantine. Prior to the formation of the Corps, wells had been dug throughout the town in 1884 at the recommendation of George Murdoch, Mayor of the Town of Calgary. Prior to 1909, it was a volunteer fire department.".
- Calgary_Fire_Department label "Calgary Fire Department".
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- Calgary_Fire_Department homepage index.htm.
- Calgary_Fire_Department isPrimaryTopicOf Calgary_Fire_Department.
