Fire-Rescue News

Richmond Fire-Rescue is proud to serve its community.

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The Canadian Power & Sail Squadron event is specifically for pleasure craft customers only with small quantities of expired flares, not commercial customers.

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Richmond Fire-Rescue welcomes Jim Wishlove into the position of Fire Chief.

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Richmond Fire-Rescue is proud to serve its community.

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Richmond Fire-Rescue responds too oven fires far too often. You should never keep anything combustible stored inside your over. This could include

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In the colder months, it’s sometimes hard to stay warm. Many households resort to using space heaters, but it’s not as simple as just turning it on. So, how can we keep our homes safe?

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The Annual Richmond Firefighters Charitable Society (RFCS) Tree Chip Event is happening at Garry Point Park on Saturday, January 8th and 9th, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. on both days.

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Winter driving can be difficult and scary. So make sure you take all of the extra precautions not only when you’re driving but before you drive as well to help keep yourself and everyone around you safe as well.
*Make sure you warm up your vehicle before you start driving; this will ensure your window does not fog up as soon as you start moving.
*Clear all of your windows of all ice and snow before you drive so that you have the best visibility while driving
*Drive to the conditions of the road and the weather. If this means slowing down below the speed limit, that is ok.
*During the winter, is it recommended to have winter tires on. This helps prevent skidding on the ice and allows the vehicle to better maneuver through the snow because of more traction.
*Keep some extra blankets and food in the car if you get stuck and wait for a tow truck for a while; this can come in handy.

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We want to thank all of you for tuning into our social media channels this past year. Of course, we did not anticipate the incredible public support when we launched our Instagram account on January 1, 2021.

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We use them in our homes and at work. But, did you know that we could be risking our safety if not used properly?
Never run an extension cord under furniture or rugs (this can cause the cord to overheat)
The use of extension cords should be temporary. If you need a permanent solution, hire an electrician to install a new outlet
Do not use an extension cord for more than one appliance
Never use a cord that feels hot or damaged in any way
Do not run cords through water or snow
Ensure the extension cord you use is rated for the products to be plugged in and marked for indoor or outdoor use.

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