stations near Halifax: Naval Radio Station Newport Corner Naval Radio Station Mill Cove Windsor Park Windsor Park contains the Military Police Unit (Halifax), Health Promotion Services (PSP), Integrated Personnel Service Centre (IPSC), the Military Family Resource Centre, CFB Halifax Curling Club, 3 Intelligence Company Headquarters as well as the Canex. Housing Housing for CFB Halifax is provided to Canadian Forces personnel and their dependants at Windsor Park, a housing area built by the Department of National Defence in the West End of Halifax. Stadacona is home to Tribute Tower, a barracks for JR Ranks members. Base housing also used to be provided at Shannon Park and Wallis Heights in the North End of Dartmouth, however with defence cutbacks in the 1990s, this area has been sold for civilian use. Housing is available at the 12 Wing Shearwater site, which is part of CFB Halifax. A large number of service personnel own or rent civilian property in the area. CFB Halifax Emergency Services The base is equipped with their own fire and rescue service with mostly land based vehicles. Royal Canadian Navy ships are also equipped to fight fires including tugs with the auxiliary branch. The City of Halifax's Halifax Regional Fire and Emergency can provide additional marine fire support if needed. Commemorations and monuments Wallis Heights, Nova Scotia, and Provo Wallis St. is named after Nova Scotian Provo Wallis Stadacona is the indigenous name for Quebec City Monuments in the graveyard to and USS Chesapeake Wellington Barracks named after Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington, renamed Nelson Barracks named after Horatio Nelson Shannon Park is named after HMS Shannon the Murray Building (Naval Fleet School(Atlantic)) is named after Admiral Leonard W. Murray the Carroll Building (Naval Fleet School(Atlantic)) is named after Lieutenant-Commander George Alvin Carroll (1921– 1963), born Stockton, Manitoba, Distinguished Service Medal Lady Nelson Road is named after that was hit by See also Royal Naval Dockyard, Halifax Military history of Nova Scotia History of the Royal Canadian Navy References External links MARLANT – Maritime Forces Atlantic, CFB Halifax Canadian Forces bases in Nova Scotia CFB Canadian Forces Navy bases in Canada