Category: Health & Safety

[osm_map lat="43.2413148" lon="-79.8540593" width="100%" height="480px"] The Community Policing Center in Hamilton emphasizes direct engagement with residents. Its programs focus on neighbourhood safety, crime prevention, and building trust between citizens and police officers. Activities may include safety workshops, youth mentorship initiatives, and cultural awareness projects. For both newcomers and long-time Hamiltonians, the Community Policing Center highlights the city’s commitment to collaborative safety and community well-being. Location: 43.2413148, -79.8540593 Tags: - Amenity: Police - Name: Community Policing Center - Operator: Hamilton Police

[osm_map lat="43.2590548" lon="-79.8460908" width="100%" height="480px"] The Crime Prevention Centre, operated by the Hamilton Police Service, is dedicated to reducing crime through education, outreach, and community partnerships. It provides resources on fraud prevention, personal safety, and property security. For tourists, the centre offers useful advice on how to stay safe while exploring the city, such as protecting belongings in busy areas and understanding local regulations. Residents see it as a hub for proactive safety rather than reactive enforcement. Location: 43.2590548, -79.8460908 Tags: - Amenity: Police - Name: Crime Prevention Centre - Hamilton Police Service - Operator: Hamilton Police Service

[osm_map lat="43.2556534" lon="-79.8140666" width="100%" height="480px"] The Dofasco Fire Station is a dedicated industrial fire service facility operated by ArcelorMittal Dofasco. While not open to the public, it plays a key role in protecting workers and neighbouring communities from potential hazards within Hamilton’s steel industry. The station is equipped with specialized gear to address chemical fires, large-scale industrial blazes, and emergency incidents at the steel plant, highlighting Hamilton’s ongoing balance between industry and community safety. Location: 43.2556534, -79.8140666 Tags: - Amenity: Fire Station - attribution: Natural Resources Canada - Name: Dofasco Fire Station - Source: CanVec_Import_2009

[osm_map lat="43.2573331" lon="-79.9234611" width="100%" height="480px"] Fire E.M.S. Station 10 combines fire protection services with emergency medical support. This dual role allows first responders to provide immediate aid in cases of cardiac arrest, accidents, and other urgent health crises before patients reach a hospital. The station reflects Hamilton’s integrated approach to emergency management, where firefighters are also trained in life-saving techniques that can make the difference in critical situations. Location: 43.2573331, -79.9234611 Tags: - House Number: 1455 - Amenity: Fire Station - Building: Yes - building:colour: beige - Number of Floors: 1 - building:material: stucco - Name: Fire E.M.S. Station 10 - Street: Main Street West - City: Hamilton

[osm_map lat="43.2657492" lon="-79.9569685" width="100%" height="480px"] Located in Dundas, which is part of Hamilton, Fire EMS Station 23 safeguards a historic community with unique urban and natural features. Firefighters here respond to emergencies in both residential neighbourhoods and conservation areas such as the Dundas Valley. The station is also deeply involved in community traditions, supporting local events and working closely with schools to spread fire prevention knowledge. Location: 43.2657492, -79.9569685 Tags: - Amenity: Fire Station - attribution: Natural Resources Canada - Building: Yes - canvec:CODE: 2010130 - canvec:UUID: a4df35f0f60a49abab18421d22084721 - Name: Fire EMS Station 23 Dundas Memorial Square - Source: CanVec_Import_2009

[osm_map lat="43.2571344" lon="-79.8661584" width="100%" height="480px"] Station 1 is one of Hamilton’s central fire stations, serving the downtown core. Due to its location, it handles a high volume of calls, including medical emergencies, high-rise building incidents, and vehicle accidents on busy city streets. The station also plays a role in large-scale emergency planning, ensuring that Hamilton’s urban centre is well protected. Residents see Station 1 as a frontline symbol of safety in the heart of the city. Location: 43.2571344, -79.8661584 Tags: - House Number: 35 - 43 - Amenity: Fire Station - Building: Yes - Last Checked: 2024-05-12 - Name: Station 1 - Street: John Street North

[osm_map lat="43.2085553" lon="-80.0022196" width="100%" height="480px"] Station 21 covers a broad section of Hamilton, providing 24/7 fire suppression and rescue services. The station is equipped to handle both structural fires and water-related incidents, thanks to the proximity of creeks and conservation lands. Firefighters here also promote community safety campaigns, including winter home heating safety and summer campfire regulations. Their preventive efforts are as important as their emergency responses. Location: 43.2085553, -80.0022196 Tags: - Amenity: Fire Station - Building: Yes - Name: Station 21

[osm_map lat="43.2307568" lon="-79.9015582" width="100%" height="480px"] Station #3 is a community fire station in Hamilton, staffed by trained firefighters ready to respond to a wide range of emergencies. The team manages structural fires, vehicle accidents, and hazardous material incidents, while also working on fire prevention and public education programs. As part of Hamilton’s larger fire service network, Station #3 ensures rapid response for nearby neighbourhoods, offering both protection and reassurance for residents. Location: 43.2307568, -79.9015582 Tags: - Amenity: Fire Station - Building: Yes - building:colour: red - Number of Floors: 1 - building:material: brick - Name: Station #3 - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.2245471" lon="-79.8499954" width="100%" height="480px"] Fire Station # 4 is positioned to serve both residential and industrial areas, giving it a diverse portfolio of emergency responses. Firefighters here manage calls ranging from home safety checks to industrial fire control. The station actively supports Hamilton’s public safety initiatives by offering fire extinguisher training, smoke alarm inspections, and seasonal outreach programs to reduce preventable accidents. Location: 43.2245471, -79.8499954 Tags: - addr:housename: Fire Station # 4 - Amenity: Fire Station - Building: Yes - designation: Fire Station # 4 - Name: Fire Station # 4

[osm_map lat="43.1983321" lon="-79.8349997" width="100%" height="480px"] Station No. 5 is part of Hamilton’s professional fire service network. It provides rapid response to emergencies such as fires, vehicle accidents, and hazardous material incidents. Beyond frontline intervention, the station also participates in public safety education, offering programs for schools and community groups on fire prevention and emergency preparedness. Its presence is essential for keeping nearby neighbourhoods safe and resilient. Location: 43.1983321, -79.8349997 Tags: - Amenity: Fire Station - Building: Yes - Name: Station No. 5

[osm_map lat="43.2592667" lon="-79.845338" width="100%" height="480px"] Fire Station No. 8 is part of the Hamilton Fire Department, providing rapid emergency response to fires, accidents, and medical emergencies in its district. Local fire stations like this one are vital for community safety, offering not only emergency response but also fire prevention education and outreach programs. For residents, knowing that nearby stations are always prepared ensures peace of mind. Location: 43.2592667, -79.845338 Tags: - Amenity: Fire Station - Building: Yes - Name: Fire Station No.8

[osm_map lat="43.1719827" lon="-79.9373534" width="100%" height="480px"] The Hamilton Airport Fire Hall provides specialized emergency response at John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport. Firefighters here are trained in aviation-specific emergencies, including aircraft fires, fuel spills, and runway incidents. The facility is equipped with specialized vehicles and gear designed for rapid deployment across the airport grounds. While not a public fire station, its role is crucial for passenger and crew safety, and for ensuring smooth operations at one of southern Ontario’s key transportation hubs. Location: 43.1719827, -79.9373534 Tags: - Amenity: Fire Station - Building: fire station - Name: Hamilton Airport Fire Hall - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.2068676" lon="-79.9533227" width="100%" height="480px"] Station No. 20 provides integrated emergency services, combining fire response with first medical aid. It covers a section of Hamilton that includes both suburban homes and busy roadways, meaning crews are often called for traffic collisions and home emergencies. The station reflects Hamilton’s strong investment in fast, coordinated emergency response, where fire crews often act as the first medical help before hospital transfer. Location: 43.2068676, -79.9533227 Tags: - Amenity: Fire Station - Last Checked: 2025-07-01 - Name: Hamilton Emergency Services Station No. 20

[osm_map lat="43.1580823" lon="-79.7187524" width="100%" height="480px"] Station 14 of the Hamilton Fire Department serves the city’s southern districts, providing emergency fire suppression and rescue services. Its firefighters are equipped to handle rural calls as well as residential emergencies, making the station an important link between the city and its surrounding communities. Public outreach is part of their mission, with fire safety presentations and seasonal campaigns that remind residents of best practices to prevent accidents. Location: 43.1580823, -79.7187524 Tags: - House Number: 595 - Amenity: Fire Station - Building: Yes - Name: Hamilton Fire Department - Station 14 - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0 - Street: Chapel Hill Road

[osm_map lat="43.2637718" lon="-79.8717251" width="100%" height="480px"] Station 13 is located close to Hamilton’s waterfront and plays a crucial role in protecting both the city’s dense residential core and its industrial zones. Firefighters here are highly trained in technical rescues, given the mix of high-rise buildings and waterfront activity. The station frequently collaborates with community groups to increase awareness about smoke alarms, carbon monoxide safety, and emergency planning. Location: 43.2637718, -79.8717251 Tags: - House Number: 177 - Amenity: Fire Station - Last Checked: 2025-06-01 - Name: Hamilton Fire Department Station 13 - Street: Bay Street North

[osm_map lat="43.1942554" lon="-79.7893633" width="100%" height="480px"] Hamilton Fire Station 17 serves the southeastern areas of the city, responding to both urban and rural calls. Its firefighters handle a range of emergencies from house fires to farm-related incidents. The station is also actively engaged in outreach, educating residents on smoke alarm installation, fire drills, and seasonal safety tips. For families in this part of Hamilton, Station 17 is a trusted guardian of health and safety. Location: 43.1942554, -79.7893633 Tags: - Amenity: Fire Station - Building: Yes - Name: Hamilton Fire Station 17

[osm_map lat="43.1216906" lon="-79.8050195" width="100%" height="480px"] Hamilton Fire Station 18 is based in Binbrook, a suburban community on the city’s outskirts. Its role is particularly important in covering rural and semi-rural zones where response times can be longer. The firefighters here manage grass fires, vehicle accidents on country roads, and residential emergencies. For Binbrook residents, the station symbolizes security, ensuring that even areas far from downtown Hamilton receive reliable emergency protection. Location: 43.1216906, -79.8050195 Tags: - Amenity: Fire Station - Building: Yes - Name: Hamilton Fire Station 18 - Binbrook - Operator: Hamilton Fire Department - Source: survey

[osm_map lat="43.2622899" lon="-79.8557072" width="100%" height="480px"] Hamilton General Hospital is a major acute care facility and part of the Hamilton Health Sciences network. It is best known for its expertise in trauma care, neurosurgery, cardiovascular services, and rehabilitation. The hospital operates one of Ontario’s busiest emergency departments, serving both local residents and patients transferred from surrounding regions. Its connection with McMaster University ensures that leading-edge research translates directly into patient treatment. Location: 43.2622899, -79.8557072 Tags: - House Number: 237 - Postal Code: L8L 2X2 - Amenity: Hospital - Emergency: Yes - Healthcare: Hospital - Name: Hamilton General Hospital - Operator: Hamilton Health Sciences - Wikidata: Q5644951 - Street: Barton Street East - City: Hamilton

[osm_map lat="43.2561512" lon="-79.8625347" width="100%" height="480px"] Central Station is the headquarters of the Hamilton Police Service. Located downtown, it manages core policing operations for the city and serves as a base for specialized units. The station also runs administrative services such as records and community inquiries. Central Station plays a leadership role in coordinating citywide safety measures and is a key location for both local residents and those visiting Hamilton’s core. Location: 43.2561512, -79.8625347 Tags: - House Number: 155 - Postal Code: L8R 1A7 - Amenity: Police - Building: Yes - building:colour: #9B5F3D - Last Checked: 2024-06-27 - Internet Access: Wi-Fi - Internet Fee: Free of charge - Name: Hamilton Police - Central Station - Opening Hours: 24/7 - Operator: Hamilton Police - Cash Payment: yes - Credit Cards: yes -…

[osm_map lat="43.2749685" lon="-79.8606247" width="100%" height="480px"] The Hamilton Police Marine Unit is dedicated to water safety and law enforcement across Hamilton Harbour and Lake Ontario. Officers patrol the waterfront, enforce boating regulations, and respond to emergencies on the water, including rescues and accident investigations. The unit is especially visible during the summer, when recreational boating activity peaks. For tourists enjoying waterfront activities, the Marine Unit provides both safety and peace of mind. Location: 43.2749685, -79.8606247 Tags: - Amenity: Police - Building: Yes - Name: Hamilton Police Marine Unit - Operator: Hamilton Police

[osm_map lat="43.2659278" lon="-79.9540341" width="100%" height="480px"] The Hamilton Police Service headquarters represents the central administration of law enforcement across the city. It manages specialized units, coordinates major investigations, and provides strategic leadership for all divisions. Visitors to Hamilton who need to report a crime, recover lost property, or request safety information can turn to the Police Service for assistance. As the backbone of public safety, it plays an essential role in maintaining order in this growing urban centre. Location: 43.2659278, -79.9540341 Tags: - Amenity: Police - Name: Hamilton Police Service - Source: Driving by it every day - Website: https://hamiltonpolice.on.ca/

[osm_map lat="43.2402029" lon="-79.8456358" width="100%" height="480px"] The Juravinski Cancer Centre is a leading facility in Ontario for cancer treatment and research. It provides comprehensive oncology care including chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and clinical trials. Patients benefit from cutting-edge treatments and supportive care services. The centre is closely connected to Juravinski Hospital and McMaster University, making it a hub for medical innovation and compassionate cancer care in Hamilton. Location: 43.2402029, -79.8456358 Tags: - House Number: 711 - Postal Code: L8V 1C3 - Amenity: Hospital - Emergency: No - Healthcare: Hospital - Name: Juravinski Cancer Centre - Operator: Hamilton Health Sciences - Wikidata: Q6314955 - Street: Concession Street - City: Hamilton

[osm_map lat="43.2442179" lon="-79.8087388" width="100%" height="480px"] The Kenilworth Fire Station is strategically located to protect both residential neighbourhoods and industrial sites in east Hamilton. Firefighters stationed here are trained to respond quickly to hazardous material incidents, which are more common near factories and warehouses. The station also works with schools and local organizations to promote awareness about household fire risks and emergency planning. Its proactive community role makes it a cornerstone of safety in the area. Location: 43.2442179, -79.8087388 Tags: - Amenity: Fire Station - Building: Yes - Name: Kenilworth Fire Station

[osm_map lat="43.2593605" lon="-79.9174158" width="100%" height="480px"] Located on the McMaster University campus, McMaster University Medical Centre is both a teaching hospital and a leading health sciences facility. It houses McMaster Children’s Hospital and provides a wide range of services including women’s health, cancer care, and emergency medicine. Known for research-driven innovation, it attracts specialists and patients from across Ontario. The centre is recognized as a hub for both medical education and high-level patient care. Location: 43.2593605, -79.9174158    

[osm_map lat="43.1977531" lon="-79.8766521" width="100%" height="480px"] Division 3 of the Hamilton Police Service, known as Mountain Station, covers the Hamilton Mountain area. Officers here handle a variety of duties, including patrols, investigations, and community programs. The station is particularly important given the Mountain’s large population and expanding residential areas. Residents value the police presence for keeping neighbourhoods safe, while visitors benefit from quick response in case of emergencies or accidents. Location: 43.1977531, -79.8766521 Tags: - House Number: 400 - Postal Code: L9B 1C2 - Amenity: Police - Building: Office - Number of Floors: 1 - Name: Mountain Station - Division 3 - Opening Hours: Mo-Su 08:00-20:00 - Operator: Hamilton Police Service - Source: Bing - Wheelchair Accessible: Wheelchair Accessible - Street: Rymal Road East

[osm_map lat="43.2204465" lon="-79.7710154" width="100%" height="480px"] East End Division 2 is a Hamilton Police Service station that provides law enforcement for the eastern part of the city. Officers here handle everything from traffic enforcement to community policing, ensuring residents feel secure in their neighbourhoods. The station also runs outreach programs, supporting youth initiatives and crime prevention strategies. For visitors, Division 2 represents reliable police presence in one of Hamilton’s busiest suburban corridors. Location: 43.2204465, -79.7710154 Tags: - House Number: 2825 - Postal Code: L8G 1J6 - Amenity: Police - Building: police - Name: East End - Division 2 - Opening Hours: Mo-Su 08:00-20:00 - Operator: Hamilton Police Service - Website: https://hamiltonpolice.on.ca/ - Street: King Street East

[osm_map lat="43.2550416" lon="-79.8649366" width="100%" height="480px"] The St. Joseph’s Satellite Health Facility offers transitional and rehabilitation services for patients who need extended medical support but do not require full hospital admission. It helps patients recover and regain independence, providing physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and long-term care programs. This facility supports the larger hospital system by easing capacity pressures while maintaining high-quality patient care. Location: 43.2550416, -79.8649366

[osm_map lat="43.2483019" lon="-79.8712474" width="100%" height="480px"] St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton – Charlton Campus is one of the city’s largest and most important hospitals. It is a teaching hospital affiliated with McMaster University and offers specialized services including mental health, surgery, internal medicine, and women’s health. Known for advanced cardiac and respiratory care, the Charlton Campus plays a central role in Hamilton’s healthcare system. Patients and families value its reputation for compassionate care and innovation. Location: 43.2483019, -79.8712474  

[osm_map lat="43.221597" lon="-79.7738022" width="100%" height="480px"] The King Campus of St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton is focused on rehabilitative medicine, geriatrics, and mental health services. It provides long-term programs for patients recovering from illness or injury, along with support for older adults. With a strong community presence, this campus highlights Hamilton’s commitment to offering inclusive, ongoing care that extends beyond acute hospital settings. Location: 43.221597, -79.7738022  

[osm_map lat="43.241887" lon="-79.8863152" width="100%" height="480px"] This location represents St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton as a whole – a major health network with multiple campuses serving the region. Together, the facilities provide acute care, mental health services, rehabilitation, and specialized treatment programs. St. Joseph’s is a leader in research and education, while also maintaining a strong focus on community health and accessible services for Hamiltonians. Location: 43.241887, -79.8863152  

[osm_map lat="43.2443397" lon="-79.8372375" width="100%" height="480px"] St. Peter’s Hospital in Hamilton specializes in complex continuing care. It is well known for its palliative care, restorative care, and programs for seniors with chronic conditions. Families turn to St. Peter’s for its expertise in providing compassionate, long-term medical support. The hospital’s quiet and patient-centred approach makes it an essential part of Hamilton’s healthcare network. Location: 43.2443397, -79.8372375    

[osm_map lat="43.269925" lon="-79.8252961" width="100%" height="480px"] The US Steel Emergency Response facility in Hamilton is a specialized fire and safety station located at the industrial steel complex. While not a public fire station, it plays a critical role in ensuring worker safety and protecting the surrounding community from potential industrial hazards. This facility underlines Hamilton’s long industrial history and the importance of dedicated on-site emergency preparedness. Location: 43.269925, -79.8252961 Tags: - Amenity: Fire Station - Building: Yes - Name: US Steel Emergency Response - Operator: US Steel