Our virtual conference is now underway. Day two of the trade show today and then AGM and education sessions start tomorrow. Log in delegates and let’s reconnect.
Council proclaimed May 5, 2021, as the National Day of Remembrance for Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-spirit People. Additionally, we will be displaying a Red Dress in support of the Red Dress Project in the lobby of City Hall until May 12, 2021.
⏰It's that time again! ⏰ Change your clocks = change the batteries in your smoke alarms (if they don't have a non-replaceable battery). Only working smoke alarms save lives! Test them monthly & replace the entire unit after 10 yrs. Learn more https://t.co/AkC6ykWfxi
On behalf of the Surrey Fire Fighters Association, we would like to congratulate Batallion Chief Reo Jerome on his retirement. Reo dedicated 39 years proudly serving the community.
DYK that you typically only have 1 to 2 minutes to escape safely once the smoke alarm sounds? Having working smoke alarms AND a home fire escape plan are invaluable!
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Using lots of extension cords? This is a good indication that you have too few outlets to address your needs. Have a licensed electrician install additional outlets where you need them. @TechSafetyBC#BurnAwarenessWeek
Today we honour those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Remember in place this Remembrance Day and watch the Fort St. John Remembrance Day Service on our Facebook or YouTube. Please refrain from visiting the Cenotaph this morning.
Lest we forget.
Take pride in your rig.
Take pride in your tools.
Take pride in your firehouse.
Take pride in your training.
Take pride in your appearance.
Take pride in your fitness.
Take pride in your relationships.
Take pride in your leadership.
Take pride in every aspect of the job.
Remember, kids head back to school this week and that means the school zone speed limit of 30 km/h is in effect from 8 am until 5 pm Monday through Friday.
Also, it is illegal for vehicles travelling in both directions to pass buses displaying red flashing lights.
We're hiring! The Fort St. John Fire Department has openings for four Auxiliary Fire Fighters that provide a supportive role to full-time Fire Fighters during incidents. Providing an opportunity to learn new skills, face new challenges and work as part of a team.
FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. - With the Fire Fighters Ball being cancelled this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the FSJ Firefighter Charitable Society needed to figure out another way to come up with funds to help support the Medical Travel Fund. https://t.co/Gtht2N1FtA