A volunteer fire brigade composed of thirty dedicated members serves the regions of Saint-Antoine, Notre-Dame, Sainte-Marie and surrounding communities (McKees Mills, Saint-Grégoire, Saint-Damien, etc.) in addition to providing support to the communities of Grand-Bouctouche, Beausoleil, and Saint-Paul. The fire department is the first responder for emergency situations such as a fire, traffic accident or a medical call on the territory. Firefighters respond to an average of 100 emergency calls per year.
Members of the fire department meet every Monday night, except the summer, for training and practice so they can be prepared for emergencies. In addition, firefighters attend training and programs on weekends and evenings, if necessary. They also organize fundraisers or other activities such as the open house in the fall and visit the schools with the objective of keeping people safe and preventing fires. They also support the annual activities of the Saint-Antoine Fall Colors Festival such as the Yvon LeBlanc Run, the Big Bike, etc.
The Saint-Antoine Fire Department is well equipped. The brigade has two pumper trucks of 1000 gallons each, a 2000 gallon tanker truck, a response truck, a trailer, an ATV, a rescue sled, a low angle kit, one set of jaws of life, a defibrillator, four wet suits and a TIC camera.
Chief : Jean-Guy Boucher
Deputy Chief : Guy Richard
Assistant Deputy Chief : Ghislain Leblanc
Captains : Denis Richard, Maurice Leblanc, Christien Leblanc, Mathieu Caissie
Lieutenant : Michel Hebert, Denis Breau
Fire Station4599 Principale Street
Saint-Antoine, NB
E4V 1P8
(506) 525-4023
jean-guy.boucher@champdorenb.ca (Jean-Guy Boucher)
The fire department can be reached in the event of an emergency by dialing 9-1-1.
Fire Service Regulations (only available in French)
To become a member, you must be 18 years old and live on the territory served by the fire department. All candidates must submit a criminal record check. If you are interested in becoming a firefighter, you may complete the form (only available in French) at any time and return it to the municipal office or by email at info@champdorenb.ca.
Junior Firefighter Program – Policy and Registration Form
The Junior Firefighter Program of the Saint-Antoine Fire Department offers young people aged 14 to 18 a unique opportunity to explore the world of fire services in a structured and safe environment. This policy aims to clarify the participation conditions, responsibilities, and limits of the young participants’ involvement in operational activities while ensuring appropriate supervision that aligns with their skill level and complies with current safety standards.
📄 View the full policy and access the registration form here.