(Canada) Such a fire station's reception hall.
Structure Fire Hall St, Moonee Ponds Status: Responding Resources: 0 6 May 2026, 9:28 pm - open 50s From #VIC/ESTA via 000 Find on Map > #EMVAlert #incident #Fire #StructureFire
Structure Fire Hall St, Moonee Ponds Status: Safe Resources: 4 6 May 2026, 9:31 pm - open 3m 46s From #VIC/ESTA via 000 Find on Map > #EMVAlert #incident #Fire #StructureFire
(Canada) Such a fire station's reception hall.
“Structure Fire Hall St, Moonee Ponds Status: Responding Resources: 0 6 May 2026, 9:28 pm - open 50s From #VIC/ESTA via 000 Find on Map > #EMVAlert #incident #Fire #StructureFire”
“Structure Fire Hall St, Moonee Ponds Status: Safe Resources: 4 6 May 2026, 9:31 pm - open 3m 46s From #VIC/ESTA via 000 Find on Map > #EMVAlert #incident #Fire #StructureFire”
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(US, firefighting) Fire station.
Fire house is the everyday American term for a fire station — the building where firefighters are stationed, fire trucks are kept, and emergency response crews live during their shifts. While 'fire station' is the neutral international term, fire house carries a warmer, more community-rooted feel in American English, conjuring images of neighbourhood solidarity and the classic spotted dalmatian. It's used casually in conversation, local news, and everyday American life.
(countable, Canada) fire department.
(Canada) A filling station.
(Canada) A fire station, typically one which operates a reception hall.