G8 / G20 Fire Service

== History ==
The G8 / G20 Fire Service was stood up in June 2010 by the RCMP to provide fire protection to the Temporary Accommodation Facility (TAF) near Huntsville, Ontario. This camp housed over 5,000 security members lodged in hundreds of modular sleeping quarters. The camp included a full cafeteria style kitchen, a Tim Horton's, ATM machines, a dozen recreational trailers, a helicopter pad and ample vehicle parking. 
The Emergency Services was composed of; an Emergency Services Co-ordinator, who was in charge of: a Fire Chief, a Medical Doctor, Paramedic Chief and Nursing Staff. 
===Fire Department===
A dedicated fire station provided first response to the facility with full time crews and overnight fire watch security staff. Additionally, other fire apparatus remained nearby in the event of a large scale incident, including HUSAR and HazMat. The camp was protected by a fully operational fire hydrant system that ran a loop around the camp. Crews were on contract from Aramark and came from Southern Ontario.
=== Medical===
3 Primary Care Paramedic ambulances with a supervisor were on-site at all times with a Medical Doctor and Head Nurse located at the medical aid station. Crews were provided by North Bay EMS. 
=== Search & Rescue===
Supplementing local resources were a crew of GSAR members from Nemo Search & Rescue Emergency Services lead by a Search Manager.
Category:Event Fire Departments (Canada)