Fire-Rescue News

Once again, the Richmond Firefighters Charitable Society is hosting The Great Pumpkin Drop at our Steveston Fire Hall (10011 No. 2 Rd.).

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Too many people in B.C. die or become seriously ill because of carbon monoxide (C.O.) poisoning. 

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Would you be ready for an earthquake if it struck today? Do you know what to do when the ground starts shaking? Do you have an emergency kit? These essential questions are the foundation for the Great British Columbia ShakeOut – Canada’s largest annual earthquake drill.

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Fire Prevention Week is October 3-9, 2021.

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For 67 years, when not fighting fires, members of the International Association of Fire Fighters have been fighting another ongoing threat — muscular dystrophy. Please help the Richmond Firefighters Charitable Society by making a donation at any of these locations:

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Richmond BC Alert, newly launched in May 2021, informs subscribed users of imminent emergencies or disasters that may impact Richmond, such as earthquakes, floods, fires, hazardous material spills and other emergencies.

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The City of Richmond encourages residents to remain “heat aware” and is offering several options for people to stay cool, look out for each other and stay informed about heat-related health risks during this current spell of warm weather.

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The City of Richmond encourages residents to remain “heat aware” and is offering several options for people to stay cool, look out for each other and stay informed about heat-related health risks during this current spell of warm weather.

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Richmond is presently in an extreme fire hazard rating. 

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It’s National Drowning Prevention Week; Richmond Fire-Rescue would like to remind you swimming in the Fraser River is never a good idea at any time of the year.

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