* 5 males and 1 female.

The National Fire Service began in the Region of 1941 with mostly volunteers to start off with, to serve the Royal Burgh of Inverbervie. They started out with a barrow, to carry their equipment of hoses, extension ladder, branches, stand-pipes etc. two members pushed, two held the equipment in place at the sides, the officer in charge was out in front and one member rang a hand held bell.
The first officer in charge of the station based at Church Street, Inverbervie would have been local builder Alex Ramsay in 1941. He in turn handed over to Sandy Couper the local baker in 1949, who remained in charge for four years before leaving the service. The next officer in charge to run the station was Archie Duncan a plumber who kept that position until 1960. Harry Watson joined the Brigade in 1946 and two years later it became North Eastern Area. Harry became officer in charge in 1960, this was when the new station was built on King Street and they moved from the original depot which was Council owned on Church Street, approximately 100 metres away. Harry served for twenty five years, officer in charge for sixteen years. Dally Duncan was the next officer in charge at station 94 and he joined the service in 1953 and served for thirty two years and left in 1985 the last ten years as officer in charge. Dally Duncan handed the reigns over to Bill Petrie who joined the brigade on the 1st October, 1965 and became officer in charge 1984-85 and retired from the service on the 30th September, 1998 exactly thirty three years service. He in turn handed over to myself to be officer in charge of the station. I joined in 1980 and have been officer in charge since September 1998.
(Part of a letter sent to me from Sub Officer David Beattie, 3/3/2002.)

A new 1 bay station was built in January 1960.

If you know of any mistakes in this or have any additional information please let me know.