Brandenburg fire brigade on the Havel

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Brandenburg fire brigade on the Havel
Brandenburg coat of armsOffice of the City of Brandenburg
Professional fire brigade
Founding year: 1917
Locations: 1
Employee: 64 (as of 2019)
Volunteer firefighter
Founding year: 1872
Departments: 9
Active members: 171 (as of 2019)
Youth fire brigade
Groups: 9
Members: 143
Children's fire brigade
Groups: 9
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The Brandenburg an der Havel fire department in the city ​​of Brandenburg was founded in 1872. Today it is divided into a professional fire brigade and nine volunteer fire brigades .

General

The respective volunteer fire brigades and the professional fire brigade are alerted to the operations in the various parts of the city and district. Alerting the volunteers as well as the professional fire brigade ensures that emergency services arrive at the scene promptly at any time of the day or night. The Brandenburg volunteer fire brigade is excluded from this double alert, as it shares a watch with the professional fire brigade. If the volunteer fire brigade arrives in front of the comrades of the professional fire brigade at the scene and the chief of operations assesses that his forces and resources are sufficient, the professional fire brigade breaks off the journey to the scene and returns to its own station.

Professional fire brigade

In addition to the volunteer fire brigade, the professional fire brigade has also been active in fire fighting and technical assistance since 1917. The main load of the operations in the urban area of ​​Brandenburg is taken over by the professional fire brigade with its 64 comrades. These are divided into three watch departments, each of which work a 24-hour shift.

Volunteer firefighter

Brandenburg

The Brandenburg volunteer fire brigade was founded in 1872. The Brandenburg volunteer fire brigade has some special features compared to the other eight volunteer fire brigades in the city. On the one hand, the double alerting procedure does not apply to them because they share a fire station with the professional fire brigade. Therefore, the volunteer fire brigade is only used:

  • if the forces and resources of the professional fire brigade are insufficient
  • for manning of the watch, for long-term deployments by the professional fire brigade
  • for operations in the entire city area when the professional fire brigade is already on duty or there are insufficient resources and resources
  • for operations that require decontamination ( Dekon-P )

The fleet of the Brandenburg Volunteer Fire Brigade includes a fire fighting vehicle 16/12 , a tank fire engine 16/24 and a tank fire engine 20/40. In addition, the fire brigade's emergency services are also partly manned. This includes a 24/50 tank tender, two swap trucks , an equipment trolley , crew transport vehicle and supply vehicles .

Gollwitz

The Gollwitz Volunteer Fire Brigade was founded in 1923. The volunteer fire brigade has a portable water pump . Since 2003 the volunteer fire brigade Gollwitz belongs to the volunteer fire brigade Brandenburg an der Havel.

goddess

The Göttin volunteer fire department was founded in 1928. The Göttin volunteer fire department uses a fire fighting vehicle 10 as an emergency vehicle . Since Göttin was incorporated into the city of Brandenburg in 1993, the local fire brigade has been part of the Brandenburg an der Havel volunteer fire brigade.

Kirchmöser

The exact year the Kirchmöser volunteer fire brigade was founded is unknown; it was sometime in the 1920s. The vehicle fleet of the volunteer fire brigade includes a fire fighting vehicle 8/6, a tank tender 16/24, a turntable ladder with rescue cage 23-12 and a fire brigade lifeboat . In 1952, the independent municipality of Kirchmöser was incorporated into Brandenburg, which is why the local volunteer fire department has been a department of the Brandenburg an der Havel volunteer fire department since 1952.

Klein Kreutz

The Klein Kreutz volunteer fire brigade was founded in 1924. The volunteer fire brigade has an 8/6 fire fighting vehicle . The Klein Kreutz volunteer fire brigade has been part of the Brandenburg an der Havel volunteer fire brigade since 1993.

Mahlenzien

The exact year in which the Mahlenzien volunteer fire brigade was founded is unknown. The volunteer fire brigade has an 8/6 fire fighting vehicle . In 1993 the independent community of Kirchmöser was incorporated into Brandenburg. Until then, Mahlenzien was a district of Kirchmöser and then became an independent district of Brandenburg, which is why the local volunteer fire department has been a department of the Brandenburg an der Havel volunteer fire department since 1993.

Plaue

The Plaue volunteer fire brigade was founded in 1886. This makes it the second oldest fire brigade in the Brandenburg an der Havel volunteer fire brigade. To inputs of the volunteer fire department include a Löschgruppenfahrzeug 6.8, a crew transport vehicle and a fire department rescue boat . Since Göttin was incorporated into the city of Brandenburg in 1993, the local fire brigade has been part of the Brandenburg an der Havel volunteer fire brigade.

Pain

The volunteer fire department Schmerzke founded in 1922. Their use means include, but are portable pump vehicle water and a crew transport vehicle . In 1993, Malerke ceased to exist as an independent place and became part of Brandenburg an der Havel, just as the local volunteer fire department became part of the Brandenburg an der Havel volunteer fire department.

Junk

The Wust Volunteer Fire Brigade was founded in 1922. The volunteer fire brigade has a portable water pump . The Wust volunteer fire brigade has been part of the Brandenburg an der Havel volunteer fire brigade since 2003.

Youth fire brigade and children's fire brigade

All volunteer fire departments have a youth fire department and a children's fire department .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b City of Brandenburg an der Havel: Organization , accessed on November 14, 2019
  2. ↑ City of Brandenburg an der Havel: Members of the Voluntary Fire Brigade , accessed on November 14, 2019
  3. ↑ a b 245 years of the Brandenburg fire brigade, accessed on July 24, 2017
  4. ↑ a b Alerting the fire brigade accessed on July 24, 2017
  5. ↑ Gollwitz Volunteer Fire Brigade
  6. ↑ Volunteer Fire Brigade Goddess
  7. ↑ Kirchmöser volunteer fire department
  8. ↑ Klein Kreutz volunteer fire brigade
  9. ↑ Mahlenzien Volunteer Fire Brigade
  10. ↑ Plaue volunteer fire brigade
  11. ↑ Painke volunteer fire brigade
  12. ↑ Wust Volunteer Fire Brigade
  13. ^ City of Brandenburg - Youth Fire Brigade

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