Ice thickness can vary greatly, without traveling very far and while that ice may look solid, it could be dangerously thin due to currents, springs and changing weather. Supervise kids at all times near frozen water ways and keep pets on a leash. For snowmobilers, ensure the ice

🚨 The Great Beep Hunt is ON! 🚨 Your mission: 👀 Find every smoke alarm in your home ⏳ Check if it’s over 10 years old 🎤 Press the test button—does it BEEP? Need a boost? Get your parents to help—fire safety is a team effort! 🔥 #MarchBreak #SavedByTheBeep #FireSmartKids

Remember: No Ice is Safe Ice! #springiscoming #SpringThaw

Remember care must be taken around all moving water. Spring is here, the first big melt is on and everyone must be aware Keep your kids and pets away from fast flowing creeks and ditches as hypothermia and drowning are a real threat! Please be safe!

This is the beginning of National Public Safety Telecommunications Week. They're the glue holding the entire system together. A special thank you to Renfrew CACC for everything they do to keep the public & first responders safe. County of Renfrew Paramedic Service Renfrew County Scanner

The best kind of #BBQ is a SAFE BBQ. ➡️ Avoid a spoiled meal or worse, a BBQ fire by checking for damaged hoses. Apply a water/soap mix to all connections. If it bubbles there’s a leak. Place your BBQ away from wooden fences and walls, and anything that burns. #BBQSeason

This wk is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week! Thx to the team in Renfrew who last yr answered more 17,000 calls! Thank you for always being so calm under pressure!

May 1 marks First Responders Day across Ontario. To all those who answer the call we thank you for serving our communities. Thanks to our partners at Renfrew CACC OPP East Region & County of Renfrew Paramedic Service We appreciate you!

Whether career, part-time, volunteer, urban, rural or wildland regardless of uniform or language we all strive to keep our communities & residents as safe as possible. Thank you to all those who have served & those who continue to do so. 🚒🚒 County of Renfrew

Emergency Preparedness Week 2025 CASARA Tip: In an emergency where you are lost in the wild, being seen is critical. Always carry a signalling device such as a signal mirror, flare, or bright fabric, and learn basic air-to-ground communication codes that can be seen from above.

Ontario's first provincial campaign to reduce 9-1-1 misuse launched today. Lets keep our ambulances available for those who need them the most. Find out more at wheneverysecondcounts.ca

🚬➡️🔥 = 🚒🚨 One careless flick can cost lives. Put it out. Every time. Every place. Ashes belong in ashtrays, not nature or doorsteps. #FirePrevention #ButtOutSafely #FireSafetyMatters

🚨 9-1-1 is no joke. 9-1-1 is for life-threatening emergencies. Using it for pranks or non-emergencies isn’t funny—it’s dangerous. Misuse can lead to legal action and could delay help for someone in a real crisis. When every second counts, let’s keep the lines clear! #ItsNoJoke

Renfrew County Paramedics mark Paramedic Services Week with video series renfrewtoday.ca/2025/05/23/ren…

Under Premier Doug Ford and Solicitor General Michael Kerzner we’re making record investments to protect Ontario. We’re building a new, state-of-the-art OPP detachment in Killaloe to give police the tools they need to crack down on crime keep our communities safe.

Each year across Ontario, many lives are lost in preventable off-road vehicle incidents. Every ride comes with responsibility and small choices can make a big difference. Wearing a helmet with chinstrap fastened, using proper gear and riding on safe terrain reduce the risk. The

Let's find the person who thought it would be a good idea to steal fuel from our fire dept. Appreciate the assistance #UOVOPP

🚨 Final Call for Captain Melcher 🚒This evening marks the end of an extraordinary firefighting career.After 42 years of dedicated service, Captain Melcher is officially hanging up his helmet. Serving with both Base Petawawa and North Algona Wilberforce, (1/4)

Enjoy the journey! The learning never ends!

An amazing joint-services rescue this weekend in an extremely isolated area of Algonquin Provincial Park. A mother and young son had been camping when major thunderstorms with strong winds rolled through the area Saturday night. A tree fell on their tent and the 13-year-old was