1st of the Season 🏀♥️ Watching Ben play Rep Basketball the past 5 years, has been one of the #joysofmylife (13 yo U14)
As winter sports get underway, @ arenas, cc & schools remember - in an emergency these facilities have🚨Public Access Defibs🚨 #acttosavealife@MississaugaFES
I will be testifying before the @uscpsc to discuss the lithium-ion battery crisis. There have been 131 lithium-ion battery fires this year, causing 76 injuries, 13 deaths. It is now the 2nd leading cause of fire deaths in NYC. It is a threat to New Yorkers and our #FDNY members.
Our @senecaalumni make us SO #senecaproud. Their success never ceases to amaze us and it all starts by taking that first step to apply.
To learn more, come to our Open House on July 19 (in-person or via Zoom).
We look forward to adding you to our Seneca Hall of Flame.
MFES Public Educators want to stress the importance of testing your smoke/CO monthly. You and your loved ones can be “Saved by the Beep”!
@ErtelBrian@MississaugaFES@opffa
Our summer smoke alarm campaign "Stay Fire Smart" is now hitting the streets!
Our students are training with Prevention staff to prepare them to go out on their own starting tomorrow.
Would you like a FREE home safety visit?
Call and book today!
905-953-5129
Nelson is a Mississauga Firefighter who raised $13, 719 to help support the care that his child received at our paediatric clinic!
He undertook a fundraising initiative among the Mississauga fire department to raise money for our clinic and another hospital to ensure fun, distraction, and entertainment for the kiddos. He donated a VR headset and from the money raised, he was able to also gift us with toys, games, multisensory items for the clinic, as well as a Netflix gift card.
Thank you Nelson and our partners @MississaugaFES for all that you’ve done to put a smile on our littlest patients’ faces.
@POGO4kids
Our Sleepover with Sparky program ensures the family gets involved with fire and life safety activities, by checking for working smoke and CO alarms & having a meeting place outside the home. Sparky can’t go to sleep without the safety checklist being completed! (St. Thomas More)
#BlackHistoryMonth is an opportunity to celebrate Black Canadians’ past and present contributions to fire services across Ontario. Meet Justin Quaidoo, a Training Officer for Mississauga Fire and Emergency Services, who tells why he wanted to join the fire service:
This is why providing relevant Fire Safety training for your staff, and familiarising them with your specific workplace risks is vital!
Thankfully nobody was killed or seriously injured, this could have ended very differently on another day!