Royal Arcerion Fire Service
Generic overview
 Badge of the Royal Arcerion Fire Service | |
 (Clockwise from top left) Duties and employment of RAFS in Arcerion; Members of the Kurst Fire Department (RAFS) fight a structure fire in 1868; Firefighters with the Hendricks County Fire Department fight a Category 3 wildfire in Northlea Governorate, 2019; Members of the Easthampton Fire Department (RAFS) Rescue Team 2 extract an injured hiker from the Aileach Mountain Range in 2020; A rescue swimmer from the Chester-on-Moore Fire Department (RAFS) Maritime Search and Rescue Team 1 during a SAR demonstration in 2016. | |
| Agency overview | |
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| Formed | Template:Start date and years ago |
| Preceding agency |
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| Type | Emergency Services |
| Jurisdiction | Domestic |
| Headquarters | Michael Frederickson Emergency Services Building Dalfearn, Arcerion |
| Motto | "To answer the call" |
| Employees | 97,000 (2015 estimate) |
| Agency executive | |
| Parent agency | Ministry of the Interior |
| Website | urlwww.rafs.arc |
History
Pre-Founding
Early History (1847-1900)
Turn of the Century Firefighting (1900-1948)
Divestment and Decay (1948-1967)
Modernization and Expansion (1967-2000)
Emergency Services Act (2000)
Modern Period (2001-present)
Organization
Ranks
Locations of Major Departments and Services
Training
Recruit Intake
Frederickson Collegiate (Royal Arcerion Firefighting Institute)
Ironically partially destroyed in a fire