Tobermory Fire Station

Tobermory Fire Station, an integral part of the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service, is located on Breadalbane Street in Tobermory, the main town on the Isle of Mull. This station plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety and well-being of the island’s residents and visitors, responding to a variety of emergencies including fires, road traffic collisions, and other incidents. Staffed by dedicated retained firefighters, the station is a cornerstone of the community’s emergency services.

The station is equipped to handle a range of incidents, with its personnel undergoing rigorous training to maintain high standards of readiness and response. Beyond emergency call-outs, Tobermory Fire Station actively engages with the local community through initiatives such as open days and fire safety awareness campaigns. These events provide valuable opportunities for public interaction, educating residents on fire prevention and safety measures, and fostering a strong relationship between the fire service and the community it serves.

As part of the broader Scottish Fire and Rescue Service, Tobermory Fire Station contributes to the national effort to protect communities across Scotland. Its presence on Mull is particularly vital given the island’s unique geography and the challenges that can pose for emergency response. The commitment of its firefighters ensures that a professional and rapid response is available, providing peace of mind to those living in and visiting this beautiful part of the Inner Hebrides.

In an emergency, individuals should call 999 and ask for the Fire Brigade.