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Contact Information of Access Officers In Contact Information of Access Co-ordinator and Officers in FSD (as at 3.5.2021) Phone Fax FSD Access Co-ordinator Email address Number Number Deputy Chief Fire Officer 2733 7734 2739 5879 [email protected] (Headquarters) Phone Fax Venue Access Officer Email address Number Number Fire Services Headquarters Assistant Divisional Officer 2733 7742 2739 5879 [email protected] Building (Management Group)2 Headquarters Command Fire and Ambulance Services Executive Officer (Fire and 2411 8818 2411 8800 [email protected] Academy Ambulance Services Academy)1 Hong Kong Workshop Senior Mechanical 2201 3488 2579 0353 [email protected] (323 Java Road, North Point, Inspector (Hong Kong) Hong Kong) Kowloon Workshop Senior Mechanical 2750 5283 2318 0697 [email protected] (3 Lam Hing Street, Kowloon Inspector (Kowloon) Bay, Kowloon) New Territories Workshop Senior Mechanical 2370 0038 2310 1067 [email protected] (230 Lai King Hill Road, Kwai Inspector (New Territories) Chung, New Territories) West Kowloon Rescue Assistant Divisional Officer 2114 8018 2114 8022 [email protected] Training Centre (Rescue Training Centre) (8 To Wah Road, Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon) Fire Services Department Supplies Supervisor II 2237 0600 2375 9230 [email protected] Service Stores (General Store) (5/F, Watson Centre, 16-22 Kung Yip Street, Kwai Chung, New Territories) Psychological Services Unit Clinical Psychologist 1 2890 8504 2890 8589 [email protected] (Unit 908, 9/F, K. Wah Centre, 191 Java Road, Hong Kong) Hong Kong Command Hong Kong Command Assistant Fire Staff Officer 3669 0868 2858 4852 [email protected] Headquarters (Hong Kong) 1 Phone Fax Venue Access Officer Email address Number Number East Division Braemar Hill Fire Station Station Commander 2571 5063 2571 9205 [email protected] Chai Wan Fire Station Station Commander 2558 7178 2505 8011 [email protected] North Point Fire Station Station Commander 2561 5260 2590 6372 [email protected] Sai Wan Ho Fire Station Station Commander 2569 3165 2513 1606 [email protected] Shau Kei Wan Fire Station Station Commander 2884 3197 2513 1608 [email protected] Tung Lo Wan Fire Station Station Commander 2571 8760 2571 5200 [email protected] Central Division Central Fire Station Station Commander 2522 0367 2877 6470 [email protected] Kong Wan Fire Station Station Commander 2802 0947 2511 2577 [email protected] Kotewall Fire Station Station Commander 2858 4803 2559 6979 [email protected] Sheung Wan Fire Station Station Commander 2559 2417 2559 3291 [email protected] Victoria Peak Fire Station Station Commander 2858 4803 2849 4587 [email protected] Wan Chai Fire Station Station Commander 2891 2587 2834 8951 [email protected] West Division Aberdeen Fire Station Station Commander 2552 5280 2518 7939 [email protected] Ap Lei Chau Fire Station Station Commander 2814 8836 2580 5972 [email protected] Chung Hom Kok Fire Station Station Commander 2813 2496 2813 4918 [email protected] Kennedy Town Fire Station Station Commander 2818 7046 2872 5843 [email protected] Pok Fu Lam Fire Station Station Commander 2551 8301 2560 9025 [email protected] Sandy Bay Fire Station Station Commander 2904 9672 2904 9158 [email protected] Marine & Diving Division Fire Services Department Assistant Divisional Officer 2195 2311 2366 4364 [email protected] Diving Base (Diving)1 Aberdeen Fireboat Station Assistant Divisional Officer 2534 7250 2518 7971 [email protected] Central Fireboat Station (Marine)1 2517 8841 [email protected] North Point Fireboat Station 2579 1334 [email protected] Cheung Chau Fire Station Assistant Divisional Officer 2534 7256 2981 6764 [email protected] Cheung Chau Fireboat (Marine)2 2981 0312 [email protected] Station Lamma Fire Station 2982 2409 [email protected] Peng Chau Fire Station 2983 2114 [email protected] Tai O Fire Station Assistant Divisional Officer 2534 7254 2985 6624 [email protected] Tai O (Old) Fire Station (Marine)3 2985 7500 [email protected] Tuen Mun Fireboat Station 2127 4499 [email protected] Cheung Sha Fire Station Assistant Divisional Officer 2534 7257 2980 2402 [email protected] Discovery Bay Fire Station (Marine)4 2987 4764 [email protected] Mui Wo Fire Station 2984 1653 [email protected] 2 Phone Fax Venue Access Officer Email address Number Number Tsing Yi Fireboat Station 2435 4567 [email protected] Kowloon Command Kowloon Command Assistant Fire Staff Officer 2354 2988 2724 1480 [email protected] Headquarters (Kowloon) Hong Kong BA Room Assistant Divisional Officer 3669 0898 2975 4109 [email protected] (Breathing Apparatus)/Hong Kong Island, Islands and Marine Kowloon BA Room Assistant Divisional Officer 2326 0482 2206 4534 [email protected] (Breathing Apparatus)/Kowloon New Territories BA Room Assistant Divisional Officer 2698 6059 2609 3117 [email protected] (Breathing Apparatus)/New Territories North Assistant Divisional Officer 2109 4485 2109 1742 [email protected] (Breathing Apparatus)/New Territories South East Division Kwun Tong Fire Station Station Commander 2342 4612 2763 4079 [email protected] Kowloon Bay Fire Station Station Commander 2799 1522 2305 3536 [email protected] Lam Tin Fire Station Station Commander 2772 5313 2775 3448 [email protected] Po Lam Fire Station Station Commander 2701 0989 2705 5799 [email protected] Tai Chik Sha Fire Station Station Commander 2623 9613 2623 9483 [email protected] Yau Tong Fire Station Station Commander 2340 6316 2775 3391 [email protected] South Division Hung Hom Fire Station Station Commander 2363 0207 2774 0159 [email protected] Tsim Sha Tsui Fire Station Station Commander 2366 2389 2721 5308 [email protected] Tsim Tung Fire Station Station Commander 2722 4871 2724 3275 [email protected] Yau Ma Tei Fire Station Station Commander 2385 0307 2771 0170 [email protected] Central Division Kai Tak Fire Station Station Commander 2759 6308 2759 6883 [email protected] Ma Tau Chung Fire Station Station Commander 2711 0292 2713 9301 [email protected] Ngau Chi Wan Fire Station Station Commander 2320 0292 2351 9550 [email protected] Sai Kung Fire Station Station Commander 2792 1553 2792 4191 [email protected] Shun Lee Fire Station Station Commander 2341 9420 2763 4129 [email protected] Wong Tai Sin Fire Station Station Commander 2329 5733 2321 1651 [email protected] West Division Cheung Sha Wan Fire Station Station Commander 2729 5807 2386 5913 [email protected] 3 Phone Fax Venue Access Officer Email address Number Number Kowloon Tong Fire Station Station Commander 3793 6411 3586 3513 [email protected] Lai Chi Kok Fire Station Station Commander 2742 4221 2370 3119 [email protected] Mong Kok Fire Station Station Commander 2396 6409 2398 3177 [email protected] Shek Kip Mei Fire Station Station Commander 2778 1098 2779 1164 [email protected] New Territories Command New Territories Command Assistant Fire Staff Officer 2901 1506 2601 5870 [email protected] Headquarters (New Territories South) East Division Ma On Shan Fire Station Station Commander 2640 3222 2631 9300 [email protected] Sha Tin Fire Station Station Commander 2691 0596 2698 2158 [email protected] Siu Lek Yuen Fire Station Station Commander 2647 7515 2648 0411 [email protected] Tai Po East Fire Station Station Commander 2664 2511 2666 6151 [email protected] Tai Po Fire Station Station Commander 2651 2951 2650 4947 [email protected] Tin Sum Fire Station Station Commander 2694 8639 2699 5657 [email protected] South Division Kwai Chung Fire Station Station Commander 2426 5694 2418 0105 [email protected] Lai King Fire Station Station Commander 2743 2380 2370 0403 [email protected] Lei Muk Shue Fire Station Station Commander 2421 2428 2418 0073 [email protected] Sham Tseng Fire Station Station Commander 2496 4167 2496 4053 [email protected] Tsuen Wan Fire Station Station Commander 2499 5044 2417 1534 [email protected] West Division Castle Peak Bay Fire Station Station Commander 2451 5101 2404 1143 [email protected] Fu Tei Fire Station Station Commander 2469 4710 2469 4713 [email protected] Lau Fau Shan Fire Station Station Commander 2146 2672 2445 3646 [email protected] Pillar Point Fire Station Station Commander 2404 0766 2404 0074 [email protected] Shenzhen Bay Fire Station Station Commander 3543 3636 3527 0043 [email protected] Tai Lam Chung Fire Station Station Commander 2451 5101 2404 2466 [email protected] Tin Shui Wai Fire Station Station Commander 2448 0664 2617 1025 [email protected] Tuen Mun Fire Station Station Commander 2462 5717 2460 7940 [email protected] South West Division Chek Lap Kok Fire Station Station Commander 2949 9081 2949 9084 [email protected] Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Station Commander 2516 0200 2516 0204 [email protected] Bridge Fire Station Ma Wan Fire Station Station Commander 2986 3289 2986 3227 [email protected] Penny’s Bay Fire Station Station Commander 2983 6451 2983 6196 [email protected] Tsing Yi Fire Station Station Commander 2495 0451 2434 7758 [email protected] Tsing Yi South Fire Station Station Commander 2432 7823 2434 7958 [email protected] Tung Chung Fire Station Station Commander 2988 1898 2988 1688 [email protected] 4 Phone Fax Venue Access Officer Email address Number Number North Division Fanling Fire Station Station Commander 2669 5511 2682 2059 [email protected] Heung Yuen Wan Fire Station Commander 2986 3067 2667 1738 [email protected]
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