VLOG #15 Kylie MacDonald joins the Education Branch
City of Richmond News, Fire-Rescue News, Press Releases, Recent Fire and Life Safety Information | March 11, 2021
Richmond Fire-Rescue welcomes a new educator.
City of Richmond News, Fire-Rescue News, Press Releases, Recent Fire and Life Safety Information | March 11, 2021
Richmond Fire-Rescue welcomes a new educator.
City of Richmond News, Fire-Rescue News, Press Releases, Recent Fire and Life Safety Information | March 8, 2021
This year we Spring Forward on Sunday, March 14th, at 2:00 a.m.
City of Richmond News, Fire-Rescue News, Recent Fire and Life Safety Information | January 20, 2021
The Richmond Recycling Depot is now accepting used fire extinguishers (Max. 5 per person, per day) and older used or expired smoke alarms and detectors.
Fire-Rescue News, Recent Fire and Life Safety Information | December 23, 2020
A small fire that spreads to a Christmas tree can grow large very quickly.
Fire-Rescue News, Recent Fire and Life Safety Information | November 25, 2020
Due to COVID restrictions, all Richmond Fire Halls are currently closed to the public – however – we’re still here, and we are always available to answer your questions or concerns.
City of Richmond News, Fire-Rescue News, Recent Fire and Life Safety Information | November 4, 2020
Every building and townhouse complex in the city, by law, has to have a Fire Safety Plan.
City of Richmond News, Fire-Rescue News, Recent Fire and Life Safety Information | October 31, 2020
Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week is November 1-7, 2020.
City of Richmond News, Fire-Rescue News, Recent Fire and Life Safety Information | October 28, 2020
Richmond Fire-Rescue’s Vlog provides information on Halloween Fireworks rules and regulations.
City of Richmond News, Fire-Rescue News, Recent Fire and Life Safety Information | October 23, 2020
Richmond Fire-Rescue has created a new Vlog to keep you up to date with fire and life safety information, community events and answer your questions.
Recent Fire and Life Safety Information | August 18, 2020
As of July 18th 2023 – Richmond has an Extreme Danger Fire rating. While our parks and trails remain open, the high volume of recent brush and grass fires has led to a complete ban on barbeques or stoves of any type in all City parks or at beaches.