SERVING OUR COMMUNITY SINCE 1914
The Upper Hutt Volunteer Fire Brigade was formed in 1914 to serve the needs of the small rural settlement of Upper Hutt. In 1936 another fire brigade was formed at the Trentham Military Camp, this was essentially a permanent service and both brigades worked as individual units
HISTORY
As the upper valley grew, it was decided that a more uniformed service was required, so in 1958 Trentham Camp Brigade and the Upper Hutt Volunteer Fire Brigade came under the umbrella of the Upper Hutt Fire Board and moved into their new premises at the central fire station on Fergusson drive, where the current station stands today.

Further restructuring has taken place since then, and today we come under the New Zealand Fire service Commission, However we maintain our own identity as the Upper Hutt Volunteer Fire Brigade and maintain a fire appliance to supplement the permanent service.

Today, with 93 years behind us, the past and present members who have collectively devoted hundrads of years of dedicated service to the community of Upper Hutt can justifiably be proud of their record in the finest tradition of the Fire service.
HISTORY