⚠️ NOT FOR EMERGENCIES. This service is for administrative inquiries only. If in danger, dial 999 immediately.
Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service
The Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service offers specific services via their contact number, including reporting fire incidents or attacks and requesting home fire safety assessments. For emergencies, always dial 999. Non-emergency services are available during operating hours, with the option to remain anonymous when reporting incidents. Wait times can vary, especially during peak hours or major incidents, so it is advisable to call during off-peak times or use online forms. The headquarters is accessible by public transport, though parking is limited.
Updated 14 Dec 2025
Expected outcomes
- Report a fire incident
- Request home safety assessment
- Receive fire safety advice
- Report attack on firefighter
- Schedule a safety visit
Call preparation
Assemble everything before you dial. These requirements are verified by our call analysts and updated as organizations change their scripts.
- Incident details
- Location information
- Address
- Eligibility information
- Personal contact details
- Time of incident
Known issues
Callers sometimes experience long wait times, especially during peak hours or major incidents. To avoid this, try calling during off-peak hours or use online forms where possible. For in-person visits, note that parking is limited at the headquarters. Alternative parking options include Agecroft Fire Station or Henry Boddingtons Hotel car park. These issues are reported occasionally, so planning ahead can help mitigate potential frustrations.
