It is fire prevention week!! Do you have your escape plan? Call Jill the fire prevention officer if you need help. 613-602-6101.

#FirePreventionWeek2019 is here! #PlanandPracticeYourEscape2019 Thank you Renfrew County Firefighters for all you do! Renfrew Fire Dept. NAWFireDept Whitewater Region Fire Department Pembroke Fire 488 @PetawawaFD Chief Hartwick @LHFIREDEPT

Firefighters will be going door-to-door for the next three evenings, to make sure residents have working Smoke and CO alarms, if you would like us to come visit your home, please call 613-602-6101.

As we switch to daylight savings time this weekend, a reminder to change your batteries and test your smoke alarms. Protect what matters the most.

We're now under a Level 2 Fire Ban in conjunction with the Restricted Fire Zone imposed by the government of Ontario. Please abide by the ban. Thank you to all for your cooperation.

Please be advised the Open-Air fire permits are currently being suspended because of dry conditions. Small campfires are still permitted but please use caution. Thank you for your understanding. NAW Fire Dept.

Please help us in thanking the essential workers in our community this Canada Day! Sign the Group Greeting card for Essential Workers groupgreeting.com/sign/a73f923d7…

We have adjusted our fire risk level and will now be allowing nighttime open air burning. Fires 2x2x2 metres can be lit 2 hours before sunset and extinguished 2 hours after sunrise. Permits are required, please obtain one at naw.burnpermits.com

Reminding everyone that there is NO DAY TIME burning permitted. You can light your fire 2hrs before sunset and it has to be completely extinguished 2hrs after sunrise. If you are going to have a fire this weekend, please be responsible and have water, rakes and shovels nearby.

Have you purchased a smoke or carbon monoxide alarm online? Check to see if it has a recognized Canadian certification mark. If not, it may pose a safety risk. Learn more by reading our advisory: ow.ly/4RPv50EKZ0z #HomeSafety

Early this morning, an individual woke up to a ringing fire alarm and a fire outside of his bedroom. pembroketoday.ca/2021/05/27/nor…

North Algona Wilberforce Township has suspended all fire permits. There will be no open air fires allowed within the Township. Small camp fires 2x2x2 are still permitted. Please remember to burn wisely.

A reminder not just for cottage goers, everyone should be checking their smoke and CO alarms regularly!

NAW Fire Department has lifted the fire permit suspension. Residences are allowed to have open air burns (6x6x6) 2-hours before sunset and extinguish the fire 2-hours after sunrise, weather permitting, with a permit. Campfires 2x2x2 are also permitted. Please burn responsibly!

Spring & Summer Fire Safety Tips | Ontario Association of Fire Chiefs shar.es/aWS0T3 Different tips to help keep your homes fire safe as the weather is getting nicer.

In Partnership with the OFM, we are releasing "Cause for Alarm". This video is hard hitting and may be triggering. Through 2022, the province has lost 86 lives to fire.