In recognition of Police and Peace Officers’ National Memorial Day, the City of Vaughan has lowered flags at all City facilities to half-mast. Learn more about City proclamation, flag-raising and illumination requests: vaughan.ca/ProtocolServic…

In an emergency, every second counts – it’s important to be prepared! 🚨🚒Come and learn about fire safety at our Fire Prevention Week Open House on Saturday, Oct. 5 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Vellore Village Community Centre. Learn more: vaughan.ca/news/join-us-f…

Pancakes in the shape of smoke alarms for #FPW2024 at our station 301. Firefighters are cooking until 11 am, stop by for a bite to eat and to learn how to make smoke alarms work for you.

Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service is setting up safety booths across Vaughan for #FirePreventionWeek! 🚒👨‍🚒Visit us to test your knowledge with trivia, win exciting prizes and learn how to stay safe. Learn more: vaughan.ca/news

Crews are on scene of a Structure Fire on Porterfield Road. Currently the road is closed between Highpoint Road and Riddell Road. Please Avoid the area. ^JF

Town of Orangeville CLEARED: ROAD CLOSURE: Porterfield Rd/County Rd 136 south of Town of Orangeville: the road has reopened between Highpoint Sideroad and Riddell Rd/County Rd 109 due to a structure fire. ^pd

Amazing team today training on CBRNe. Thanks to our partners at Vaughan Fire CYFS Ontario EMAT Ontario Provincial Police York Paramedics ready to respond to the residents of York Region.

Today, VFRS was presented with more than 460 combination smoke and carbon monoxide alarms through Safe Community Project Zero. These alarms will be installed in homes across Vaughan. Learn fire safety tips: vaughan.ca/news/working-s…

Thrilled to have the Scouts Canada Beaver Scouts at Station 301. They learned vital fire safety tips and met their local firefighters. This is one step towards earning their Beaver Heroes badge. #FireSafety #BeaverScouts #CommunityHelpers 🌟

On December 31, 2024, we marked the conclusion of an extraordinary career, celebrating District Chief Mike Denryer, who devoted 44 remarkable years to the Caledon Fire & Emergency Service at Station 301. Mike’s steadfast commitment, exemplary leadership, and unwavering

Want to join a progressive, growing city? We are recruiting a Deputy Fire Chief. Information can found in the link below City of Vaughan firefighters4vaughan OPFFA Ontario Association of Fire Chiefs (OAFC) vaughan.ca/about-city-vau…

Big thanks to @PeelChildrensAid for an insightful presentation to our senior officers on #DutyToReport. Your expertise and collaboration help us better serve and protect our community. Together, we make a difference! #CommunityPartners

It’s that time of year when we lose one hour of sleep to gain an additional hour of sunshine. When you turn your clocks forward on Sunday, be sure to also change the batteries in both your carbon monoxide (CO) and smoke alarms. Learn more: vaughan.ca/news/spring-fo…

York Regional Police's newest substation is now open in Kleinburg to serve and protect the residents living in Vaughan’s west end! The YRP substation officially opened today, with a celebratory event held by Mayor Steven Del Duca and YRP Chief Jim MacSween. Details: vaughan.ca/news/now-open-…

Station 301 in Alton and Station 305 in Inglewood are also hosting Wildfire Preparedness Open Houses from 10 am - 12 pm on May 3, 2025

We are enjoying the #FireSmart conversations with our residents at our open houses today. Station 301 is all smiles sharing tips on how to prevent grassfires and protect your property!

The City of Vaughan has proclaimed May 4 International Firefighters’ Day to honour the sacrifices firefighters make to ensure their communities and environment are as safe as possible. 👩🏻‍🚒🧑🏾‍🚒🚒Learn more about proclamation requests at vaughan.ca/ProtocolServic…

City of Vaughan firefighters4vaughan OPFFA International Association of Fire Fighters May the Fourth Be With All of our Vaughan professional firefighters today. We appreciate you & Stay safe.

Vaughan Fire is a national leader dedicated to protecting families from fire and medical emergencies. Great to sit down with Chief andy zvanitajs at Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service at Queen’s Park to express thanks to the front line firefighters for working around the clock to

Sometimes the best shots come after the work is done. A little rain and a sunset created the perfect backdrop after training at Station 301. 📸🔥 Shoutout to our firefighter behind the lens! #RainOrShine #FirefighterViews #TrainingWithAView