The Perth and Kinross Fire Area Administration Scheme Order, 1948

                Equipment                                                                                             Retained

                1 Standard Towing Unit with Light Pump mounted                       1 Section Leader
                1 Large Trailer Pump                                                                            1 Leading Fireman
                1 Pump Escape                                                                                     14 Firemen

The Perth and Kinross Fire Area Administration Scheme Order, 1952

                Equipment                                                                                             Retained

                2 Pump Appliances                                                                              1 Section Leader
                                                                                                                                2 Leading Firemen
                                                                                                                                13 Firemen

Establishment 2000

                Equipment                                                                                             Retained

                1 Water Tender Ladder                                                                       1 Sub Officer
                1 Road Rescue Unit                                                                             2 Leading Firefighters
                                                                                                                                12 Firefighters
 

Establishment 2008

                Equipment                                                                                             Retained

                1 Rescue Pump                                                                                     1 Watch Manager
                                                                                                                                2 Crew Managers
                                                                                                                                9 Firefighters
 

This was B07 until 28/6/2004 when it became Station 27 and on ?/12/2015 it became P21 with the introduction of the new National Call Signs.

Pitlochry had hand apparatus at a fire at Messrs A & J Macnaughton, woolen manufacturers. (Daily Express 7/6/1935)

Fire Brigade: In 1897, complaint was made that there was a public hose but no organised method by which it could be brought into use when required. The original fire station was situated under the Public Hall, where the helmets and axes were hung on pegs. The equipment consisted of a barrow with tool box and lengths of hose, but no pump. The firemen have always been part time only and are called from their work when a fire occurs. During the 1939-45 war, they formed part of the Auxiliary Fire Service and were issued with a trailer pump. They now form a unit of the National Fire Service and have modern equipment and vehicle. The fire station was in West Lane until 1957.
(Page 21, part of a foolscap document “Pitlochry History” in the A.K. Bell Library, Perth.)

Station was extended in 1980 to house a Rescue Tender. This extension was Officially Opened in August 1980 by Councillor C. Roland  Vann, Convener of the Fire Sub Committee.

December 2003 New Years Honours list. M.B.E awarded to Retired Sub Officer David Saint of Pitlochry for 31 years service as a retained firefighter. He dedicated his M.B.E. to his fellow firefighters in Pitlochry.

On the 8th May 2006 the Water Tender Ladder and the Rescue Unit were replaced by a Rescue Pump.

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