The SQUAD Super Summer Selfie Contest
City of Richmond News, Fire-Rescue News, Press Releases, Recent Fire and Life Safety Information | 25 May 2024
Enter our Super Summer Selfie Contest to win a ride home from school in the #RFRBigRig.
Retired Richmond Firefighter Wins Awards
City of Richmond News, Fire-Rescue News, Press Releases | 24 May 2024
Loren Slye, a long-time Steveston resident and a retired Richmond Firefighter, has been named a recipient of the 2023 National Award for Volunteerism.
Beach Fires in Richmond
Fire-Rescue News, Recent Fire and Life Safety Information | 22 May 2024
Beach fires are illegal in the City of Richmond, and unfortunately, we’ve seen a rise in beach fire responses over the last week. These fires pose a serious risk to our beautiful beaches, community and local wildlife. If you see a fire, please report it immediately by calling 9-1-1. Let’s all do our part in keeping Richmond Safe.
Statistics through May 1, 2024
City of Richmond News, Fire-Rescue News | 1 May 2024
Statistics play a pivotal role in various aspects of our lives, serving as a powerful tool for decision-making and understanding the world around us.
Naloxone, Overdoses and Richmond
City of Richmond News, Fire-Rescue News | 3 April 2024
Richmond Fire-Rescue wants to make sure you are prepared for an emergency overdose at home, work, or in a public setting.
Statistics through April 1, 2024
City of Richmond News, Fire-Rescue News, Press Releases | 2 April 2024
Whether in science, business, healthcare, or social sciences, statistics helps us make informed decisions, identify potential risks, and evaluate the effectiveness of interventions. In essence, statistics serves as a powerful tool for evidence-based decision-making, fostering progress and innovation across various domains of human endeavor.
BOOK NOW! Grade 2/3 Online Education Program
City of Richmond News, Fire-Rescue News, Press Releases | 12 March 2024
Get ready to ignite your students’ imaginations with our highly anticipated Grade 2-3 online education program!
Spring Forward – Sunday, March 10, 02:00 a.m.
City of Richmond News, Fire-Rescue News, Press Releases | 8 March 2024
As the season transitions to spring, the familiar reminder resounds: “Spring forward, change your clock, change your battery.” This simple phrase serves as a vital reminder to adjust our clocks forward to align with daylight saving time and to take a moment to ensure the batteries in our smoke detectors and other essential devices are fresh. It’s a small yet significant ritual, symbolizing not just the shift in time but also a commitment to safety and preparedness as we embrace the longer days and the promise of renewal that spring brings.