Salisbury Fire Rescue

🚨 We're Looking for Everyday Heroes! 🚨
Salisbury Fire Rescue is now accepting applications for new volunteer firefighters.
🔥 Want to make a real difference in your community?
🔥 Ready to learn life-saving skills and join a tight-knit team?
🔥 No experience needed. Just commitment, courage, and a willingness to serve. Training provided
Whether you're a student, a tradesperson, or retired. If you’ve got heart, we’ve got gear.
📅 Apply by Oct 1st
📍 Must be 18+ and live in the Salisbury area
📨 Email Resume to [email protected]
📞 Questions? Message us here
Step up. Gear up. Make a difference.

Thanks for the flag.

Seven members of Salisbury Fire Rescue have received special awards.

This week at the Town Council meeting, Fire Chief Brad MacLeod presented the members in attendance with the Green Cross Award in recognition of the department's response to an accident in which the Hurst Jaws of Life were used.
The recipients: Captains Roy Steeves and Ron MacEachern, and Firefighters Gilles Allard, Brandon MacLeod, Sean Ring, Justin Smith, and Stephen Stevens.
More at https://salisburynb.ca/special-honour-for-members-of-salisbury-fire-rescue/

We had our last scheduled training tonight before our summer break. Thanks Right Stop Market for the food.

🚒 THANK YOU, SALISBURY FIRE DEPARTMENT! 🚒

We want to send a huge shoutout to the Salisbury Fire Department for trusting us with another big order – this time for some delicious steaks! 🥩🔥

Thank you for your continued support of Right Stop Market – we truly appreciate it. We hope everyone enjoyed every bite and that the meal brought some good energy to your team.

We’re proud to serve those who serve our community. 🙏💙

📍 Right Stop Market – 60 Horsman St, Salisbury



Always honoured to be your local market. 🛒🚒💚

UPDATE 15:00 - Highway is OPEN.
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Highway 2 westbound from Moncton to Salisbury is CLOSED. RCMP is working on diverting traffic. Please drive with caution and expect delays.

Due to a collision, Route 2 westbound is closed near km 437 (Boundary Creek). Expect delays if you are travelling in the area.

We are in a no burn period until 2pm June 5th,2026. Please check the NB Firewatch for the next update

https://www.gnb.ca/en/emergency/fire-watch.html

We had some high school students drop off some baked goods for training tonight

Salisbury Fire Rescue would like to send out a BIG Thank you to the Salisbury Guardian Drug Store for the donation of 100 cases of water.

This donation will make sure that our members stay hydrated while on active scenes. Hydration plays an important role in the recovery process by
-Improving performance
-Reduces Heat and cardiac risk
-Supports clearer thinking
-Helps with muscle recovery and fatigue.

From all of us at Salisbury Fire Rescue

Thank you for your ongoing support!