Western Division

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The station serves a population of approximately 22,000. A large percentage of Ammanford’s incidents are Road Traffic Collisions and Special Service Calls where their specialist appliances are invaluable.

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Carmarthen station’s community area has an approximate population of 30,000, much of the area is made up of outlying areas including farms, villages, communities such as Bronwydd, Capel Dewi, Meidrim, Cwmffrwd and Llanstephan. The main risks for Carmarthen and its surrounding communities are the busy main A40 and A48 trunk roads linking the UK to West Wales and Ireland, a mixture of Country & B roads, farming and associated agricultural industries, mainline railway junction, large industrial estates, and the river Towy is susceptible to flooding.

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Kidwelly fire station community area has an approximate population of around 8100; much of this is made up from the rural communities of Pembrey, Trimsaran, Mynyddygarreg, Llandyfaelog and Ferryside. The main risks for Kidwelly and its surrounding communities are incidents such as Road Traffic Collisions and Flooding.

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Llandeilo station’s community area has an approximate population of 9000. The station turnout area also covers areas such as Bethlehem, Ffairfach, Carmel, Dryslwyn, Talley and Llangadog. Risks include a number of hotels, animal feed centres, the River Towy, the heart of Wales railway and the local road network.

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Firefighters at this station receive extra training to provide a medical response, along with the ambulance service, to life-threatening incidents in their local community.

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The Llandysul station area has a population of 8,633. Llandysul is a small town in the county of Ceredigion. The main turnout area extends from Talgarreg in the north, Alltwalis in the south, Llanllwni in the east and Henllan in the west. A large part of the area lies in Ceredigion. The main risks are the Gas and Oil storage depots of West Wales Gas and O J Williams.

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On-call firefighters at this station receive extra training to provide a medical response, along with the ambulance service, to life-threatening incidents in their local community.

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The Llanelli station area has a population of approximately 57,360. The main risks for Llanelli are heavy industry such as TATA steel at Trostre, Calsonic at Felinfoel,a hospital, schools and retail shopping centres.

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Firefighters at this station receive extra training to provide a medical response, along with the ambulance service, to life-threatening incidents in their local community.

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The Newcastle Emlyn station area has a population of 8,912. The Station provides an emergency response to the surrounding villages of Cenarth, Capel Iwan, Drefach, Henllan and Rhydlewis along with other small villages and hamlets. The main risks are the network of roads feeding in from three directions and the river Teifi which flows alongside the town.

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Pontyates station community area has an approximate population of 8631, most of this is made up of outlying rural areas which inclued the communities of Ponthenri, Meinciau, Carway, Five Roads and areas of Trimsaran and Pontyberem. The main risks are the river Gwendraeth which can on occasion pose a risk from flooding and the network of minor roads that connect the local villages and towns.

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Tumble Fire Station community area has an approximate population of 12,436. The turnout area extends from Carmel in the north, Llannon in the south, Capel Hendre in the east and Llanddarog in the west. The main risk for Tumble and the surrounding areas are the A and B road network as well as the A48 trunk road.

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Whitland station’s community area has an approximate population of 11,000; much of this is made up of outlying areas including farms, villages, hamlets and also the town of St Clears. The main risks for Whitland and its surrounding communities are the busy main A40 and A477 trunk roads to Fishguard and Pembroke Dock respectively, linking these strategic ports to the rest of the UK.

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The island is just 1.5 miles long, with one village and about 500 acres of arable land where crops are grown for export. Caldey is home to 40 permanent residents and about 18 Cistercian monks who occupy Caldey Abbey.

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Firefighters at this station receive extra training to provide a medical response, along with the ambulance service, to life-threatening incidents in their local community.

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The Fire Station is situated in the Preseli Hills in the north of Pembrokeshire with a population of 5883, the station covers much of the Preselis from Maenclochog to Boncath. The A487 runs through the town, taking traffic from the A40 to Cardigan. The town has a junior school and large bilingual comprehensive school, drawing pupils from a large area of Pembrokeshire. Other risks in the area are mainly domestic, small commercial and farming. 

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Fishguard and Goodwick are twin towns located west of the Preseli hills & have a population of 10,657. The area includes Letterston and Mathry to the south and Dinas and Newport to the north.Fishguard’s larger harbour with its two breakwaters has the Stena Line ferry crossing to Ireland, this being the principal sailing centre of the north Pembrokeshire coast.

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Haverfordwest is the County town for Pembrokeshire. The 2011 census quoted a population of 12,042 living within the confines of the parish. The station routinely attends incidents as first response across Haverfordwest, westwards to Newgale, in a northerly direction towards Letterston, south to Johnston and as far east along the A40 as Canaston Bridge.

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At Milford Haven Fire Station wholetime staff operate along the Flexible Crewing System providing an immediate daytime response between 0830 and 1800 every day. On Call Firefighters provide an additional key resource for the community and respond to the station as required. The Milford Haven area takes in the town of Milford itself and its suburbs, including Hakin, Hubberston, Liddeston and Steynton.

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Firefighters at this station receive extra training to provide a medical response, along with the ambulance service, to life-threatening incidents in their local community.

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Narberth Fire Station is crewed by On Call Firefighters who respond to the station when required and is situated to the south of the A40 trunk road near the eastern border of the Command, with a population of 9,510. There are many small villages served by the Station, including Templeton to the South & Clynderwen in the North.

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Pembroke Dock is situated on the south shore of the Cleddau estuary near the old town of Pembroke and the conurbation has a combined population of 15,890. The station covers the south west of Pembrokeshire including Angle, Hundleton, Freshwater East and Lamphey. 

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Firefighters at this station receive extra training to provide a medical response, along with the ambulance service, to life-threatening incidents in their local community.

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St David’s is the smallest city in Wales and is situated on a peninsula to the west of Pembrokeshire with a population of 4007. The communities of Solva, Croesgoch and Trefin are also served by the crew from St David’s Fire Station. The population of St David’s almost doubles in the summer season due to the number of visiting tourists, it is an ideal location for exploring the western fringes of the county.

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Tenby has a population of 14, 569 which rises to over 25,000 in summer. The station covers the south east of Pembrokeshire including Jameston, New Hedges and Saundersfoot. The main risk in the Tenby area is the sleeping risk with numerous hotels and guest houses in the town and many caravan sites in the surrounding area.