Vlog #3 – Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week – November 1 -7
City of Richmond News, Fire-Rescue News, Recent Fire and Life Safety Information | 31 October 2020
Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week is November 1-7, 2020.
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Vlog #2 : Halloween Fireworks and Fall Back 2020
City of Richmond News, Fire-Rescue News, Recent Fire and Life Safety Information | 28 October 2020
Richmond Fire-Rescue’s Vlog provides information on Halloween Fireworks rules and regulations.
Richmond Fire-Rescue releases it’s Vlog!
City of Richmond News, Fire-Rescue News, Recent Fire and Life Safety Information | 23 October 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.
Congratulations New Recruits
City of Richmond News, Fire-Rescue News | 8 October 2020
Richmond Fire-Rescue would like to congratulate the current recruits who have officially completed their one-year probationary period.
It’s MD Boot Drive Season!
City of Richmond News, Fire-Rescue News | 1 October 2020
It’s MD Boot Drive Season!
Fire Prevention Week – October 4 to 10
Fire-Rescue News, Recent Fire and Life Safety Information | 30 September 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.
Richmond Fire-Rescue obtains new training equipment
City of Richmond News, Fire-Rescue News | 23 September 2020
Richmond Fire-Rescue has obtained a retired Sikorsky helicopter airframe from Helijet.
City of Richmond issues HIGH Fire rating for weekend
City of Richmond News, Fire-Rescue News | 10 September 2020
The City of Richmond has issued a HIGH Fire Rating due to unseasonably high temperatures and low precipitation this week and into the weekend of September 11, 12 and 13.
Richmond Fire-Rescue strengthens online presence with new website
Fire-Rescue News | 19 August 2020
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Richmond Parks, BBQS and Bylaws
Recent Fire and Life Safety Information | 18 August 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.