Volunteer Fire Department

Doaktown Volunteer Fire Department

Interested in Becoming a Volunteer?

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Current Members

Fire Chief Tim Lambert   Firefighter Trevor Price
Deputy Fire Chief Peter Arbeau   Firefighter Blake Pattinson
Captain Shawn Brown   Firefighter Doug Munn
Captain Arthur Robinson   Firefighter Scott Stewart
Captain Jonathan Storey   Firefighter Arthur O’Donnell
Jr. Firefighter Liam Giesbrec   Firefighter Anthony Storey
Jr.Firefighter Zack Giesbrecht   Firefighter Jon Betts

 

CONTACT INFO

Chief Tim Lambert
Tel: (506) 365-0179
Email: DFDchief@doaktown.ca

Deputy Chief Peter Arbeau
Tel: (506) 365-0601

328 Main Street - Unit #1
Doaktown, NB, E9C 1E3

EMERGENCY NUMBER: 911

TEAM LEADERS

Tim Lambert - Fire Chief
Tim Lambert - Fire ChiefActive November 1998 - January 2007
Active September 1, 2008-Present
Peter Arbeau - Deputy Fire Chief
Peter Arbeau - Deputy Fire Chief
Active Member
Arthur Robinson - Captain/ Trainer
Arthur Robinson - Captain/ TrainerActive 1980-Present (Inactive 10 years)
30 Years of Service
Shawn Brown - Captain
Shawn Brown - Captain
Active member 2018-Present
Jonathan Storey - Captain
Jonathan Storey - Captain
Active Member
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Services Provided

The Doaktown Volunteer Fire Department provides fire prevention and fire-fighting services along Route 8 from the Carrolls Crossing Road to Upper Blackville and all points in between including the settlements of Bettsburg, Hazelton and Storeytown, and along the Grand Lake Road (Route 123) to the Northumberland County Line.

The Department also provides assistance to such agencies as the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the local ambulance service on an as-required basis. In addition, it provides back-up services to Doaktown’s municipal neighbors, the Village of Blackville and the Rural Community of Upper Miramichi.

Equipment

  • 2021 Motorola APX 4000 Portable Radio System

  • One 2019 1000 Gallon Pumper

  • 2019 Jaws of Life Equipment

  • One 1998 Suburban Utility Vehicle

  • One 2002 300 Gallon Quick-Responder Mini-Pumper

  • One 2008 2000 Gallon Pumper Tanker

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Training Offered

All members are provided with Firefighter I training through the Office of the New Brunswick Fire Marshal and the auspices of the New Brunswick Community College. Firefighters also receive yearly training in CPR/First Aid as well as in-house training which is conducted on a monthly basis. Annual workshops are also available.

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Fundraising

Although the majority of its operating budget is provided by both the Village of Doaktown and the Province of New Brunswick, the Department is always in the process of fundraising for additional or replacement equipment, new vehicles and other fire-fighting necessities. Throughout the year, the volunteers hold various events such as car washes, breakfasts, raffles and ATV family runs to raise money and awareness about the work of the Department.

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Community Involvement

The Doaktown Volunteer Fire Department is an active participant in such annual community events as the Bruce Hadley Run (in support of the Heart and Stroke Foundation), the Canadian Cancer Society’s Relay for Life,  PARTY (Prevent Alcohol and Risk-Related Trauma in Youth), and Doaktown’s annual Salmon & Fiddlehead Festival.  The Department regularly competes in the Provincial Firefighters Games which they won in 2008.

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HOW TO JOIN

If you are interested in becoming a member of Doaktown’s Volunteer Fire Department, either as a full-fledged member or as a Junior Firefighter, please contact Chief Peter Arbeau at:

Doaktown Volunteer Fire Department

328 Main Street – Unit 1, Doaktown, NB E9C 1E3

TEL: 506-365-0601 (Cell)

Application for The Village of Doaktown Volunteer Firefighters

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About Doaktown

The village of Doaktown is located in the heart of the Miramichi, along the Miramichi River. The famous Miramichi River is one of the most productive salmon rivers in the world, in both past and present day. Not only is the Southwest Miramichi River among the top 10 cleanest rivers in the world, it is home to the elusive Atlantic salmon that has tempted the skill of men for centuries. Doaktown's history is both colourful and diverse, changing with time and industry. Home to the Atlantic Salmon Museum, the Doak Historic Site, the Old Mill Pond Golf Club, and numerous fishing and outdoor adventure experiences.

Village of Doaktown

Address: 298 Main Street, Doaktown, NB, Canada, E9C 1E2

Phone: 506-365-7970

Fax: 506-365-7111

Email: info@doaktown.ca