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The Surrey Guardian was a small fireboat operated on the Fraser River by the Surrey Fire Department, from 1968 to 1972.[1][2][3][4]
The vessel was not new, it had been launched as the Port Fraser, in 1963.[5] She was operated by the New Westminster Harbour Commission.
Surrey council discussed and rejected the idea of selling the vessel, in June of 1970.[6]
References
- ↑ History, Surrey firefighters association. Retrieved on 2019-01-26. “Surrey’s first Fire Boat, named “THE SURREY GUARDIAN” was purchased in 1968, to fight fires along the Fraser River. The Captains mastering this vessel were John Menunzio, Rudy Brieter and Bob McNabb. This boat was sold in 1972 in favour of a Ladder truck.”
- ↑ Tom Zytaruk. FOCUS: Exploring Surrey’s nautical heritage, BC Local News, 2017-02-16. Retrieved on 2024-02-15. “Another ship of note that worked the Fraser River was the Surrey Guardian, Surrey’s first fire boat.”
- ↑ Surrey's Fire Service, Surrey's history. Retrieved on 2019-01-26. “Surrey's first Fire Boat, named THE SURREY GUARDIAN was purchased in 1968, to fight fires along the Fraser River. The Captains mastering this vessel were; John Menunzio, Rudy Brieter and Bob McNabb. This boat was sold in 1972 in favour of a Ladder truck.”
- ↑ Tom Zytaruk. FOCUS: Exploring Surrey's nautical heritage, Surrey Now Leader, 2017-02-16. Retrieved on 2024-02-15.
- ↑ Port Fraser.
- ↑ No sale for Surrey's fireboat, Surrey Leader, 1970-06-04.