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.
Fire-Rescue News, Recent Fire and Life Safety Information | September 30, 2020
Cooking is the leading cause of home fires and home fire injuries in Canada, and the majority of reported home fires start in the kitchen.
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.
Recent Fire and Life Safety Information | August 18, 2020
We don’t need a reason or a season to have a BBQ.
Recent Fire and Life Safety Information | August 18, 2020
Both Smoke Detectors and Smoke Alarms expire, but how do you check?
Recent Fire and Life Safety Information | June 10, 2020
As many of you are likely aware, claims that containers of hand sanitizer will catch fire or spontaneously combust if left in a hot vehicle have recently gained attention in traditional and social media.