2021 celebrates 25 years of Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service! We think that this is a great opportunity to show how versatile the Service is and show our communities that we do so much more than fight fires alone!
Safe and well during Covid-19
Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service remains committed to providing our communities with the support they need throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.
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The Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service Newsroom is the source for latest news on Service incidents, campaigns and events.
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Read the Service's statement and latest information on the Coronavirus outbreak.
Say hello to Sbarc!
Sbarc is the Service's new friend and has lots of fun things for you to do as well as some top tips on how to keep you and your family safe.
DO YOU THINK YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES?
Find out more about giving something back to your community and starting a career in the Fire Service
Latest News
Fridge-freezer is the source of a property fire in Sandfields, Swansea
Property Fire in Swansea
16 February 2021
Candles ignite nearby curtains at Llandrindod property
Llandrindod Wells Property Fire
12 February 2021
Fire Service and Health Board collaborating to enhance COVID-19 Vaccine Roll Out
Fire Service and Health Board
9 February 2021
Aerial rescue provisions are upgraded with state of the art appliances
New Turntables Go On The Run
1 February 2021
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YOUR FIRE & RESCUE SERVICE
Find out more about the service that's keeping you and your community safe.
FREE SMOKE ALARMS
To get your free smoke alarm, if you need it, book your free Safe & Well Visit now.
WORKING FOR US
We need more people to join our team! Find out how you can serve your community and become an On-call Firefigher!
About us
Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service is responsible for providing public safety information, prevention and protection programmes, and emergency response cover for Mid and West Wales.
We employ over 1,300 members of staff and cover about 12,000 square kilometers - almost two thirds of Wales.
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Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service are committed to providing useful and accessible information to the public. Here you can find links to all our Social Media channels for the latest news, events and safety messages.
Firefighters and Community Fire Safety staff from the Service will now visit domestic properties to provide home safety advice and will supply and install a smoke alarm free of charge, where appropriate.
These checks are the cornerstone of the proactive role the Service is adopting in its drive to reduce the deaths and injuries that are caused by accidental fires.
The provision of smoke alarms and other home safety items by Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service is supported by funding from Welsh Government.