FSANS

The official voice of the Nova Scotia Fire Service

[Natural Resources @NS_DNR]

Burning is not permitted between 8 am and 2 pm.

Check before you burn and know your municipal bylaws.

https://t.co/ei1E0TDj8s

[Natural Resources @NS_DNR]

Burning is not permitted between 8 am and 2 pm.

Check before you burn and know your municipal bylaws.

https://t.co/ei1E0TDj8s

[Natural Resources @NS_DNR]

Burning is not permitted between 8 am and 2 pm.

Check before you burn and know your municipal bylaws.

https://t.co/ei1E0TDQY0

[Natural Resources @NS_DNR]

Burning is not permitted between 8 am and 2 pm.

Check before you burn and know your municipal bylaws.

https://t.co/ei1E0TDj8s

[Natural Resources @NS_DNR]

Burning is not permitted between 8 am and 2 pm.

Check before you burn and know your municipal bylaws.

https://t.co/ei1E0TDQY0

[Natural Resources @NS_DNR]

Burning is not permitted between 8 am and 2 pm.

Check before you burn and know your municipal bylaws.

https://t.co/ei1E0TDQY0

[Natural Resources @NS_DNR]

Burning is not permitted between 8 am and 2 pm.

Check before you burn and know your municipal bylaws.

https://t.co/ei1E0TDQY0

[Nova Scotia Emergency Management @NSEmergency]

You have more control over your home's wildfire risk than you might think.

The Home Ignition Zone is the 30-metre area around your home, and it's where you have the most control. Focus closest to your house first:

→ 0 to 1.5m: Non-combustible zone. Gravel or stone, no mulch, no debris.
→ 1.5 to 10m: Remove dry underbrush, move sheds and firewood, space out combustibles.
→ 10 to 30m: Thin and prune trees, remove dead material, reduce fuel.

You don't have to do it all at once. Just start close and work outward.
Free resources and guides at https://t.co/bshFnHyho4

[Natural Resources @NS_DNR]

Burning is not permitted between 8 am and 2 pm.

Check before you burn and know your municipal bylaws.

https://t.co/ei1E0TDQY0

[Natural Resources @NS_DNR]

Burning is not permitted between 8 am and 2 pm.

Check before you burn and know your municipal bylaws.

https://t.co/ei1E0TDQY0

[Nova Scotia Emergency Management @NSEmergency]

Chargez les gros appareils comme les vélos, trottinettes et outils électriques à l’extérieur de la maison si possible, et laissez les sorties dégagées. Plus la batterie est grosse, plus le feu est gros.

[Natural Resources @NS_DNR]

Burning is not permitted between 8 am and 2 pm.

Check before you burn and know your municipal bylaws.

https://t.co/ei1E0TDj8s

[Natural Resources @NS_DNR]

Burning is not permitted between 8 am and 2 pm.

Check before you burn and know your municipal bylaws.

https://t.co/ei1E0TDQY0

[Natural Resources @NS_DNR]

Burning is not permitted between 8 am and 2 pm.

Check before you burn and know your municipal bylaws.

https://t.co/ei1E0TDQY0

[Natural Resources @NS_DNR]

Burning is not permitted between 8 am and 2 pm.

Check before you burn and know your municipal bylaws.

https://t.co/ei1E0TDj8s

[Natural Resources @NS_DNR]

Burning is not permitted between 8 am and 2 pm.

Check before you burn and know your municipal bylaws.

https://t.co/ei1E0TDj8s

[Natural Resources @NS_DNR]

Burning is not permitted between 8 am and 2 pm.

Check before you burn and know your municipal bylaws.

https://t.co/ei1E0TDj8s

[Natural Resources @NS_DNR]

Burning is not permitted between 8 am and 2 pm.

Check before you burn and know your municipal bylaws.

https://t.co/ei1E0TDQY0

[Nova Scotia Emergency Management @NSEmergency]

Test carbon monoxide (CO) alarms at least once a month and replace them if they fail to respond when tested.

The sensors in CO alarms have a limited life. Replace the CO alarm according to manufacturer’s instructions or when the end-of-life signal sounds.

https://t.co/6aIULeXg3b

[Natural Resources @NS_DNR]

Burning is not permitted between 8 am and 2 pm.

Check before you burn and know your municipal bylaws.

https://t.co/ei1E0TDQY0