District 5 West Fire Department

==History==
Harrietsfield is located south of Halifax. Initially, the area was covered by the Spryfield Fire Department, and Spryfield continued to provide service after the department was formed. Trucks were initially stored in a backyard, then a basement garage until the first fire station was built in 1974. In 1989, Harrietsfield-Sambro Fire Rescue became District 5 West Fire Department. 
In 1996, District 5 West and the other fire departments of Halifax County were amalgamated to form the Halifax Regional Fire and Emergency Service.
===Fire Stations===
Station 	Address 	In Service 	Notes
Fire Station	1138 Old Sambro Road 	1974-1989 	Currently used as a community centre.
Fire Station	1070 Old Sambro Road 	1990-1996 (amalgamation)	Became Halifax Regional Fire Station 62. Destroyed by a fire in 2015.
Fire Station	168 West Pennant Road	????-1989 	Currently privately owned and used for storage.
Fire Station	160 West Pennant Road	????-1996 (amalgamation)	Became Halifax Regional Fire Station 63. Closed 2020.
==Apparatus==
All pump/tank measurements are in Imperial gallons.
:1992 International 4900 / Superior pumper (1050/1000) (SN#SE 1289) (Ex-Demo SN#SES119)
:1987 GMC C7000 / Metalfab pumper (840/1000) (Sold to Dayspring and District Fire Department)
:1976 International CO1950B / King pumper (840/500/35F) (SN#75045) (Ex-CFB Ottawa Fire Department)
:1962 International / Marsh pumper 
:195? GMC (Ex-Fairview Volunteer Fire Department (Nova Scotia))
Category:Defunct fire departments of Halifax County, Nova Scotia
Category:Former operators of King-Seagrave apparatus
Category:Former operators of Marsh apparatus
Category:Former operators of Metalfab apparatus
Category:Former operators of Superior Emergency Vehicles apparatus
Category:Former operators of Pierre Thibault apparatus