Brussels Fire Brigade and Beliris have opened the new fire station on the Delta site in Ixelles. This modern building strengthens safety in the capital and provides our fire and ambulance crews with optimised working and living conditions.
An emergency in your area can happen unexpectedly. That is why the National Crisis Centre is launching a series of campaigns designed to increase citizens’ self-reliance.
Later this year, we will organise the CAF-FGA tests again in Brussels. The exact dates will be announced soon.
Has the fire brigade recently responded to a fire or other incident at your home? Beyond the emotional shock, there are also many practical steps to take. To help you, we have gathered all the information you need to know.
Carbon monoxide (CO) is invisible, odourless and deadly. It causes more than 120 poisonings in the Brussels Region every year. To combat this danger, Sibelga, the Poison Control Centre, the Brussels Fire Brigade and Brussels Environment are launching an...
In an emergency, every second counts. Thanks to the yellow Senior Focus box, our first responders can quickly access essential medical and administrative information in the homes of senior citizens.
The Brussels Fire Brigade is investing in new, modern fire stations to enhance our services and optimally support our teams. Together, we are building a safer and greener future for all Brussels residents.
As of 14 July 2025, the website of the Brussels Fire Brigade is integrated into the regional platform be.brussels.
Call 112 only for urgent emergencies! (such as an attack) In doubt? Check our web page first.
Since January 1, 2025, smoke detectors have been mandatory in all Brussels housing, including private properties. This measure aims to enhance residents' safety and reduce the risk of fires.