Bedford Fire Department (Nova Scotia)

==History==
Bedford was a town located on the north end of the Bedford Basin, bordering both Halifax and Dartmouth. The fire department was formed in 1939. The first full-time firefighter was hired in 1975.
In 1996, Bedford FD 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	77 Rutledge Street 	19??-19?? 	Became a town leisure facility. Now a private residence.
Fire Station	1247 Bedford Highway	1962-1996 (amalgamation)	Closed 1997 (replaced by a new facility), used for training and storage until 1999.
==Apparatus==
:1992 E-One Hush MFD pumper (1250/625/40F) (SN#9743)
:1989 E-One Hush MFD pumper (1250/625/40F) (SN#6798)
:1976 Ford C / King pumper (1050/-/50' TeleSqurt) (SN#76020)
:1970 Ford C / King pumper (1050/500) (SN#70014) (Sold to Amirault's Hill - Hubbard's Point Fire Department)
:1961 Chevrolet / King pumper (SN#61010)
:1955 pumper
:1953 GMC front-mount pumper
:1938 Chevrolet
:1923 White / LaFrance hose & ladder truck (ex-?)
Category:Defunct fire departments of Halifax County, Nova Scotia
Category:Former operators of King-Seagrave apparatus
Category:Former operators of LaFrance apparatus