The Perth and Kinross Fire Area Administration Scheme Order, 1948

                Equipment                                                                                             Retained

                1 Standard Towing Unit with Light Pump mounted                       1 Leading Fireman
                1 Large Trailer Pump                                                                            9 Firemen

The Perth and Kinross Fire Area Administration Scheme Order, 1952

                Equipment                                                                                             Retained

                2 Pump Appliances                                                                              1 Section Leader
                                                                                                                                1 Leading Fireman
                                                                                                                                9 Firemen

Establishment 2000

                Equipment                                                                                             Retained

                2 Water Tender Ladders                                                                     ? Station Officer
                                                                                                                                ? Sub Officer
                                                                                                                                ? Leading Firefighters
                                                                                                                                ? Firefighters

This was B02 until 28/6/2004 when it became Station 22 and on ?/12/2015 it became P32 with the introduction of the new National Call Signs.

FIRE SERVICE SOCIAL. – Members of Auchterarder Fire Service, together with their wives and friends, met in a social capacity when they held a dinner in the Crown Hotel on Friday evening of last week. Sub Officer Alex. K. Robertson presided over a company numbering about 50, and after and excellent meal, an enjoyable musical programme was entered into. Songs were rendered by Mrs. A. K. Robertson, J. Carstairs and J. Cooper. Miss Cathie Cooper gave a dance, and Miss McMurtrie provided selections on the mouth organ, and F. MacKenzie on the accordion. Games and competitions were held for the children for which prizes were given. The M.C.s were Firemen J. Weir and T. Riddell. The arrangements for the function – the first of its kind to be held by the Fire Service – were made by Leading Fireman T. Chalmers. Votes of thanks were proposed by Mr J. Carstairs.
(The Strathearn Herald, Saturday, 29^th November, 1958.)

AUCHTERARDER FIRE STATION OPENED

<PHOTO> Sir George T. M’Glashan, C.B.E., the county convener, opened Auchterarder’s new £8,500 fire station on Tuesday night by “breaking” the fire alarm.
<PHOTO> The action by Sir George (above) resulted in the doors of the new two bay premises being opened and the engines (NGS831 and GLT563) leaving to carry out a “mock” run. Right – Mr. A. D. C. Main, chairman of the Perth and Kinross Joint Fire Committee, shakes hands with Sub Officer Peter Mills, Comrie, after presenting him with a long service medal (20 years). Medals also went to Fireman Andrew Carmichael, Comrie (21 years) and Francis Mackenzie, Auchterarder (20 years).
(Perthshire Advertiser, Saturday, August 20, 1960. Page 10.)

<PHOTO> Sir George T. M’Glashan, county convener, inspects firemen at Auchterarder before opening the “Lang Toons” new fire station on Tuesday evening.
(Perthshire Advertiser, Saturday, August 20, 1960. Page 8.)

Auchterarder’s New Fire Station
is Opened by County Convener

<PHOTO> A general view of Auchterarder’s new £8500 fire station, which was officially opened last night by Sir George T. McGlashan, C.B.E., county convener.
“Since their inception in 1947 the Perth and Kinross Joint Fire Committee have tackled very effectively the task of providing an efficient service in their area, for, in addition to the modernisation of equipment, they have erected six new fire stations, of which this is the latest,” said Sir George T. McGlashan, C.B.E., county convener, when he opened Auchterarder’s new fire station last night.
“The vital importance of the fire service in our country,” said Sir George, “is being realised today more than ever before. Last year the direct cost of fire damage in the United Kingdom was over £44 million. In the words of the New Testament :“How great a matter a little fire doth kindle.” But there are also the consequential losses – loss of life, stoppage of factory production, loss of employment, and so on – all of them serious, and some tragic.”

A Protective Shield

He continued :“Great credit must be given to the members of the Joint Fire Committee, under Mr. Main’s able chairmanship, and to Mr. Masson, as firemaster, for the progress already achieved in providing, in buildings and equipment, what one might call a protective fire shield in our joint counties. But I am sure they would readily admit that without the firemen, not only the full-time men but the part-time retained men, that shield would be of no use. It is essential to have men immediately available, and thoroughly equipped, when the call comes, for, in the words of Shakespeare : ‘ A little fire is quickly trodden out, which, being suffered, rivers cannot quench.’
“We have the equipment and we have a fine body of men well trained to handle that equipment in the interests of the community.”
Provost J. Paterson, Auchterarder, presided at the opening, and among those present were Mr. A. D. C. Main and Bailie W. H. Baxter, chairman and vice chairman respectively of the Perth and Kinross Joint Fire Committee, and Firemaster A. Masson.
The new station cost £8500. It is a brick built, one storey, two bay station, with watchroom, lecture room and storage accommodation.
(Perth Advertiser Wednesday, August 17, 1960. Page 14.)

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