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Fire brigade number in Faridabad and Gurugram, and Haryana's fire stations by district

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Fire brigade number in Faridabad, Gurugram and all Haryana: 101. The 59 stations on the state's list by district, 109 at work in 2025, and what is unpublished.

Fire brigade number
101
On Haryana's district helpline pages
Numbers 
Fire stations at work
109
April 2025, The Tribune; 82 in 2018
The numbers 
Stations on the state list
59
Under 21 district headings
The list 
Gurugram city stations
4
Sector 29, Sector 37, Udyog Vihar, Bhim Nagar
Gurugram and Faridabad 

Quick answer

The fire brigade number in Faridabad, Gurugram and the rest of Haryana is 101, listed as Fire and Rescue or Fire Station on the district helpline pages of Hisar, Panipat, Sonipat and other districts. Hisar's page lists 112 for the police control room.

Haryana's fire stations are run by the Directorate of Fire and Emergency Services, headed by a Director General at Bays 55-58, Sector 2, Panchkula. The Tribune reported 109 stations at work in April 2025; the state's own list on the Urban Local Bodies site names 59, among them 4 in Gurugram city and 4 in Faridabad.

No official Haryana page we could open lists a phone number for any single fire station. Dial 101 in an emergency; for the station names, use the district list below.

Who runs the fire stations in Haryana?

Haryana's fire service at a glance
WhatThe ruleSource
ServiceDirectorate of Fire and Emergency Services, Haryana, headed by a Director GeneralHaryana DG Fire memo
Head officeBays 55-58, Sector 2, Panchkula; admin-dfs@hry.gov.inHaryana DG Fire memo
DepartmentRevenue and Disaster Management; its 2022-2023 RTI manual puts Fire and Emergency Services under a Special Secretary, RevenueRevenue Haryana
LawHaryana Fire and Emergency Services Act, 2022, notified 8 April 2022; stations are constituted by notification under section 6Government of Haryana
Station in chargeA Fire Officer for each station (section 7): a Fire Station Officer or Assistant Divisional Fire OfficerGovernment of Haryana
Stations109 at work in April 2025, 4 of them new; 59 named on the state's undated listThe Tribunenews report

How many fire stations does Haryana have?

82 in the 2018 count given to Parliament, 109 in April 2025.

  • 109

    Fire stations at work in April 2025, 4 of them newly created (The Tribune) The Tribunenews report

  • 82

    Haryana's fire stations on 31 December 2018, Lok Sabha question 1199 Lok Sabha

  • 574

    Fire staff in post in 2018, against 14,388 the RMSI study said were needed Lok Sabha

  • 504

    Fire vehicles in 2025, plus 202 fire motorcycles (The Tribune) The Tribunenews report

  • 3,776

    Sanctioned posts in 2025: 3,709 at stations, 43 at the Directorate, 24 at the Manesar training centre The Tribunenews report

  • 59

    Stations named on the Director Fire Service list, the only official station list we found Haryana ULB

Which numbers reach Haryana's fire service?

101 for a fire anywhere in the state. The offices below are for letters and records, not emergencies.

Haryana fire station list by district, as the state prints it

All 59 stations of the Director Fire Service list in its own order, with its district heading, and how the second ULB table counts each town. 2 towns appear only in the second table and close the list.

District headingSecond ULB table
Ambala Cantt Haryana ULBAmbalaAmbala Cantt, 1
Ambala City Haryana ULBAmbalaAmbala City, 1
Naraingarh Haryana ULBAmbalaNaryanagarh, 1
Panchkula Haryana ULBPanchkulaPanchkula, 1
Kalka Haryana ULBPanchkulaKalka, 1
Yamuna Nagar Haryana ULBYamuna NagarYamunagager, 1
Jagadhari Haryana ULBYamuna NagarGagadhari, 1
Kurukshetra Haryana ULBKurukshetraKurukshetra, 1
Pehowa Haryana ULBKurukshetraPehowa, 1
Shahbad Haryana ULBKurukshetraShabad, 1
Ladwa Haryana ULBKurukshetraLadwa, 1
Kaithal Haryana ULBKaithalKaithal, 1
Cheeka Haryana ULBKaithalCheeka, 1
Rohtak Haryana ULBRohtakRohtak, 1
Meham Haryana ULBRohtakMaham, 1
Karnal Haryana ULBKarnalKarnal, 1
Taraori Haryana ULBKarnalTaraori, 1
Garaunda Haryana ULBKarnalGaraunda, 1
Nilokheri Haryana ULBKarnalNilokheri, 1
Asandh Haryana ULBKarnalAsandh, 1
Panipat Main Haryana ULBPanipatPanipat, 2
Smalkha Haryana ULBPanipatSmalkha, 1
Sonipat Haryana ULBSonipatSonipat, 1
Gohana Haryana ULBSonipatGohana, 1
Ganaur Haryana ULBSonipatGanaur, 1
Jhajjar Haryana ULBJhajjarJhajjar, 1
Bahadurgarh Main Haryana ULBJhajjarBahadurgharh, 1
Gurgaon Sector-29 Haryana ULBGurgaonIn Gurgaon, 4
Gurgaon Sector-37 Haryana ULBGurgaonIn Gurgaon, 4
Gurgaon Udyog Vihar Haryana ULBGurgaonIn Gurgaon, 4
Bhim Nagar Haryana ULBGurgaonIn Gurgaon, 4
Sohna Haryana ULBGurgaonSohna, 1
Faridabad NIT Haryana ULBFaridabadIn Faridabad, 4
Faridabad Sector-15 Haryana ULBFaridabadIn Faridabad, 4
Faridabad Sector-31 Haryana ULBFaridabadIn Faridabad, 4
Ballabgarh Haryana ULBFaridabadIn Faridabad, 4
Palwal Haryana ULBPalwalPalwal, 1
Hodel Haryana ULBPalwalHodel, 1
Nuh Haryana ULBMewatNuh, 1
Ferozpur Jhirka Haryana ULBMewatFirojpur, 1
Punhana Haryana ULBMewatNot in the table
Rewari Haryana ULBRewariRewari, 1
Bawal Haryana ULBRewariBawal, 1
Narnaul Haryana ULBNarnaulNarnaul, 1
Mohindergarh Haryana ULBNarnaulMohindergarh, 1
Hisar Main Haryana ULBHisarHisar, 1
Hansi Haryana ULBHisarHansi, 1
Barwala Haryana ULBHisarBarwala, 1
Narnaund Haryana ULBHisarNarnaund, 1
Jind Haryana ULBJindJind, 1
Narwana Haryana ULBJindNarwana, 1
Fatehabad Haryana ULBFatehabadFetehabad, 1
Tohana Haryana ULBFatehabadTohana, 1
Sirsa Haryana ULBSirsaSirsa, 1
Ellenabad Haryana ULBSirsaEllanbad, 1
Dabwali Haryana ULBSirsaDabwali, 1
Kalanwali Haryana ULBSirsaNot in the table
Bhiwani Haryana ULBBhiwaniBhiwani, 1
Charkhi Dadri Haryana ULBBhiwaniCharkhi Dadri, 1
Indri ULB Haryana tableNot in the 59-station listIndri, 1
Ratia ULB Haryana tableNot in the 59-station listRatia, 1

Names and spellings as printed in each list (Yamunagager, Gagadhari, Fetehabad and Ellanbad are the table's own). The table's 60 is its 53 towns plus a Fire Training Centre row with no count. Neither list carries a date, a phone number or an address. Read 29 October 2026.

Which fire stations serve Gurugram and Faridabad?

The 2 cities with 4 stations each on the state list, and the nearby stations named in official papers.

  1. Gurugram city: 4

    Sector 29, Sector 37, Udyog Vihar and Bhim Nagar, each under a Fire Station Officer, with a District Fire Officer over them (Deputy Commissioner's GRAP order after the meeting of 3 October 2022). DC Gurugram

  2. Gurugram district: Sohna and Pataudi

    Sohna is the 5th station under the Gurgaon heading of the state list. The Assembly was told in 2023 that Pataudi is the station nearest Farrukh Nagar, where a new station was proposed for 2024-25. Haryana Assembly

  3. Faridabad: 4

    Faridabad NIT, Faridabad Sector-15, Faridabad Sector-31 and Ballabgarh on the state list; the ULB table counts Faridabad as 4. Haryana ULB

  4. Faridabad Sector 15A

    The station that signed NOC renewal memo FS/2022/392 on 9 June 2022, valid 3 years, for a school under 15 m. Faridabad fire letter

  5. Palwal district: 2

    Palwal and Hodel, the stations south of Faridabad on the state list. Haryana ULB

How far should a Haryana fire station be from you?

The government's answer in the Assembly in 2023 on where stations go.

Haryana's rules for placing fire stations
WhatThe ruleSource
Norm the state cites"2 lakh population or 5-7 KM radius", quoted from the Urban and Regional Development Plans guidelines, Volume I, 8.4.9Haryana Assembly
Under the 2022 ActSection 6: stations are constituted by notification, having regard to population and fire hazards, and each notification defines the station's limitsGovernment of Haryana
Municipal fire brigadesRule 4 of the Haryana Municipal (Formation and Working of Fire Brigade) Rules, 1985: every A class committee must keep a fire brigade; B and C class mayHaryana Assembly
How gaps are judgedBy high-rise buildings, industrial clusters, inflammable industries and dense areas, with vehicles placed to matchHaryana Assembly
ExampleFarrukh Nagar has no station; Pataudi is nearest, and a Farrukh Nagar station was proposed for 2024-25Haryana Assembly

Should you call 101, 112 or a Haryana fire station?

101 first; the other 3 routes are for a failed call or a matter that is not urgent.

  • Fire emergency

    101

    Listed as Fire and Rescue or Fire Station on the helpline pages of Hisar, Panipat, Sonipat and other districts. Panipat district

  • Police control room

    112

    Hisar's helpline page lists 112 for the police control room; use it if 101 does not connect. Hisar district

  • Non-urgent

    The station itself

    No official number per station is published; visit the station named in the list above, or write to the Directorate. Haryana ULB

  • Paperwork

    Fire NOC

    Since 9 December 2025 an empanelled agency's report leads to an online certificate, not a station visit first. The Weeknews report

What has changed in Haryana's fire service since 2018?

7 dated points from official papers and reports.

  1. 31 December 2018

    82 fire stations and 574 fire staff, the count given to Parliament in 2024. Lok Sabha

  2. 4 March 2022

    The Vidhan Sabha passes the Haryana Fire and Emergency Services Bill. Haryana Assembly

  3. 8 April 2022

    The 2022 Act is notified, replacing the 2009 Act. Haryana Assembly

  4. 1 January 2023

    The fire department moves to the Revenue and Disaster Management Department. The Tribunenews report

  5. 3 April 2025

    109 stations reported at work; 250 vehicles and 13 hydraulic platforms planned for 2025-26. The Tribunenews report

  6. 1 October 2025

    The Director General seeks 2 Deputy Directors (Technical) and other staff for the Directorate in Panchkula. Haryana DG Fire memo

  7. 9 December 2025

    A new fire safety certificate policy moves inspections to empanelled agencies. The Weeknews report

What do the ranks in Haryana's fire papers mean?

5 posts named in the 2022 Act and the state's orders.

Fire Officer
Under section 2(e) of the 2022 Act, an Assistant Divisional Fire Officer or Fire Station Officer posted to a station. Government of Haryana
FSO, Fire Station Officer
In charge of 1 station, such as Sector 29 in Gurugram. DC Gurugram
DFO, District Fire Officer
The district-level officer, such as the DFO Gurugram named in the 2022 GRAP order. DC Gurugram
Deputy Director (Technical)
A Directorate post needing a B.E. (Fire) with 55% marks, or 7 years as an ADFO; 2 posts advertised in 2025. Haryana DG Fire memo
Director General
Head of the service; section 4 lets the government appoint a Group A officer as Director. Government of Haryana

How do you find the nearest fire station in Haryana?

4 steps with the state's own lists.

  • In an emergency, dial 101; do not search first. Sonipat district
  • Find your town in the district list above: 59 stations, with Gurugram and Faridabad at 4 each. Haryana ULB
  • In Gurugram, Udyog Vihar and Bhim Nagar are separate stations from Sector 29 and Sector 37. DC Gurugram
  • For a written complaint or a drill, write to the Directorate at Bays 55-58, Sector 2, Panchkula. Haryana DG Fire memo

What is missing from Haryana's official fire station lists?

5 gaps to know before relying on the lists.

  • If No official page we could open gives a phone number for any Haryana fire station; Gurugram's district directory has no fire entry.

    Dial 101; do not trust a station number from a directory site. Gurugram district

  • If Both station lists are undated and name 59 and 60 stations, while 109 were reported at work in 2025.

    Treat the list as the older core; newer stations such as Pataudi are missing from it. ULB Haryana table

  • If The 2 lists disagree: Punhana and Kalanwali are only in one, Indri and Ratia only in the other, and Panipat counts 1 or 2.

    Both are shown above as printed. Haryana ULB

  • If The lists use old names: Gurgaon, Mewat for Nuh district, Narnaul for Mahendragarh, and Charkhi Dadri under Bhiwani.

    Search the list by town, not by today's district. Haryana ULB

  • If The Directorate's memo of 1 October 2025 gives an address and e-mail but no telephone.

    Use the Revenue department's 0172-2711693 for the department. Haryana DG Fire memo

Questions about fire stations in Haryana

What is the fire brigade number in Faridabad?

101. Faridabad has 4 stations on the state list: Faridabad NIT, Sector-15, Sector-31 and Ballabgarh. No official page publishes a separate number for each.

What is the fire brigade number near Gurugram?

101. Gurugram city has 4 stations: Sector 29, Sector 37, Udyog Vihar and Bhim Nagar; Sohna and Pataudi serve the rest of the district.

Which fire stations are in Gurgaon?

Sector 29, Sector 37, Udyog Vihar and Bhim Nagar in the city, each with a Fire Station Officer under the District Fire Officer, plus Sohna.

What is the Haryana fire department's contact number?

For a fire, 101. The Directorate of Fire and Emergency Services in Panchkula publishes an e-mail, admin-dfs@hry.gov.in, but no phone; its department, Revenue and Disaster Management, lists 0172-2711693.

What is the fire brigade number in Panipat, Karnal, Rohtak, Panchkula or Ambala?

101 in each. Panipat's helpline page lists it as Fire Station 101 and Sonipat's as Fire and Rescue 101. The district list above names each town's stations.

How many fire stations are there in Haryana?

109 were at work in April 2025, by The Tribune's report; Parliament was told 82 for 31 December 2018. The state's own list names 59.

Who runs Haryana's fire stations?

The Directorate of Fire and Emergency Services, under a Director General in Panchkula, part of the Revenue and Disaster Management Department since 1 January 2023.

Does a Haryana fire station issue the fire NOC?

Not in the first step since December 2025: an empanelled agency inspects and the certificate is issued online. See the Haryana fire NOC page.

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  1. Directorate of Urban Local Bodies, Haryana (Director Fire Service list): List of fire stations in Haryana (undated): Gurgaon Sector-29, Sector-37, Udyog Vihar, Bhim Nagar and Sohna (opens in a new tab)checked 29 October 2026
  2. Directorate of Urban Local Bodies, Haryana: Name of fire station and number of stations: 53 towns and the Fire Training Centre, total 60 (undated) (opens in a new tab)checked 29 October 2026
  3. Director General, Fire and Emergency Services, Haryana (copy in the Delhi Services Department's file): Memo No. DGF&ES/EA/2025/9922-10022 of 1 October 2025: filling up of vacant posts in the Directorate, Bays 55-58, Sector 2, Panchkula (opens in a new tab)checked 29 October 2026
  4. Haryana Vidhan Sabha: Unstarred question 2131 (2023), To Set-Up Fire Station: the 2022 Act, the 2 lakh population or 5 to 7 km norm, Rule 4 of the 1985 fire brigade rules, Pataudi and Farrukh Nagar (opens in a new tab)checked 29 October 2026
  5. District Administration, Hisar: Helpline: Police Control Room 112, Fire and Rescue 101 (opens in a new tab)checked 29 October 2026
  6. District Administration, Panipat: Helpline: Police Control Room 100, Fire Station 101 (opens in a new tab)checked 29 October 2026
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  1. District Administration, Sonipat: Helpline: Fire and Rescue 101 (opens in a new tab)checked 29 October 2026
  2. District Administration, Gurugram: Contact directory: no fire station entries (opens in a new tab)checked 29 October 2026
  3. Revenue and Disaster Management Department, Haryana: RTI Act section 4(1)(b) manual 2022-2023: Fire and Emergency Services among the branches of a Special Secretary, Revenue (opens in a new tab)checked 29 October 2026
  4. Government of Haryana (PRS copy): Haryana Fire and Emergency Services Act, 2022 (Act 14 of 2022) (opens in a new tab)checked 29 October 2026
  5. Lok Sabha (Ministry of Home Affairs): Unstarred Question 1199, 30 July 2024: fire is a State subject; NCRB 2022 fire incidents and deaths; fire services scheme (opens in a new tab)checked 29 October 2026
  6. Deputy Commissioner, Gurugram (hosted by ULB Haryana): GRAP order after the meeting of 3 October 2022: addressees include the District Fire Officer and the Sector 29, Sector 37, Udyog Vihar and Bhim Nagar fire stations (opens in a new tab)checked 29 October 2026
  7. Fire Station Sector 15A, Faridabad (copy of the letter hosted by Modern Vidya Niketan school): Memo No. FS/2022/392 of 9 June 2022: renewal of NOC under 15 m for a Group B educational building, valid three years (opens in a new tab)checked 29 October 2026
  8. Revenue and Disaster Management Department, Government of Haryana: Fire RTI: official Acts, rules and notifications of the Haryana Fire Service (2009 Act, 2016 service rules, 2022 Act) (opens in a new tab)checked 29 October 2026
  9. The Tribune: Haryana to upgrade fire services with 250 new vehicles and 13 hydraulic platforms (3 April 2025) (opens in a new tab)News report · checked 29 October 2026
  10. The Week (PTI): Haryana comes up with new guidelines for issuance of fire safety certificates (16 December 2025) (opens in a new tab)News report · checked 29 October 2026