Chorley firefighters tackle multitude of incidents over 10 days including building fires and a dog rescue

Over the past week, Chorley firefighters were mobilised to a total of 10 incidents across the area.

These incidents have included building and car fires the latter involving a dog rescue, automatic fire alarms, standby duties and a lift rescue.

Chorley firefighters have had a busy week tackling incidents including building fires, car, automatic fire alarms, standby duties and a lift rescue. placeholder image
Chorley firefighters have had a busy week tackling incidents including building fires, car, automatic fire alarms, standby duties and a lift rescue. | Chorley Fire Station
Call out incidents have included building fires, car, automatic fire alarms, standby duties and a lift rescue.placeholder image
Call out incidents have included building fires, car, automatic fire alarms, standby duties and a lift rescue. | Chorley Fire Station

Alongside operational incidents, crews also carried out a water rescue training exercise at Yarrow Valley Country Park, ensuring skills and preparedness remain at a high standard should they be needed in a real emergency.

A spokesperson for Chorley Fire Station said: “A huge thank you goes to our on-call firefighters, who continue to show outstanding dedication and commitment to protecting our community, often at a moment’s notice.”

They added: “We’d also like to extend a special thank you to the families and loved ones who support them, your understanding and encouragement make a real difference.

“Stay safe, Chorley Fire Station.”

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