Marienlyst fire station is a 24-hour fire station in Oslo, which plays an important role in the city's fire and rescue service. The station has a 110 center for handling emergencies and is responsible for emergency calls in the event of fires and accidents. In addition to emergency preparedness, the station focuses on preventive work for fire safety, with the aim of achieving zero fire deaths and zero major accidents.
The fire station actively participates in community safety and collaborates with other emergency agencies to ensure a comprehensive approach to emergency preparedness. Marienlyst fire station also offers training and information about fire safety to residents, which contributes to increased awareness and prevention of fire-related incidents. With a focus on preparedness in a growing city, the station is a central actor in the work to maintain safety and security in Oslo.