🚨 Emergencies can happen anytime.🚨
Storms, power outages, and flooding can hit with little warning. 🌩️⚡🌊
Make sure your emergency kit is stocked and ready to go—having the basics on hand can make things a lot easier if services are disrupted. ✅
🔥Fire Danger Rating Now Moderate🔥
As of 4 p.m. today (June 1), the fire danger rating in #Ramara has moved to Moderate.
For more information visit: https://t.co/jKhfVYPRzU
When burning, remember:
✅ Burn only natural, untreated material
✅ Max size: 1 cubic metre
✅ Keep fire at least 5 metres from structures or property lines
✅ Supervise the fire at all times
✅ Avoid smoke affecting traffic or neighbours
✅ Check wind and air-quality advisory
🔥Fire Danger Rating Now Moderate🔥
As of 4:00 PM today (June 1), the fire danger rating has moved to Moderate.
For more information visit: https://t.co/76zKXLllfD
☀️🌿Happy June! As we head into summer, it's a great time for a quick safety sweep at home or your cottage. 🏡
Whether you live in Ramara year‑round or are opening up for the season, check for fire risks, clear debris, and test alarms. 🔥✅
🔥 The best BBQs are the ones done safely! 🔥
Before you fire up the grill this season, take a few simple steps to protect your home, your family, and your guests.
A little preparation goes a long way in preventing fires and keeping the good times going. 🍔🌭
The weather’s getting warmer—planning on having a backyard fire? 🔥
Make sure you're doing it safely—dry conditions and wind can turn a small fire into a big problem fast.
🚨 Are you aware?
Carbon monoxide is an invisible, odourless gas that can be deadly.
🏠 The best protection is a working CO alarm on every level of your home and near sleeping areas
🔋 Test regularly and replace batteries as needed
Dryer safety starts with simple habits ✨
Every year, preventable dryer fires put homes at risk 🔥🏠
Take a few easy steps to protect your space:
✔️ Clean the lint trap after every load
✔️ Check your outdoor vent regularly
✔️ Follow manufacturer maintenance guidelines
🎆 Fireworks in Ramara? Here’s What You Need to Know 🎆
If you’re celebrating this long weekend, remember to follow all local fireworks regulations and safety requirements.
Stay safe, celebrate responsibly, and enjoy the long weekend! 🚒🌲
🔥 Open Air Burning Safety Reminder 🔥
It is almost May Long Weekend! 🌞
Planning any open air burning this weekend?
Be sure to check the Fire Danger Rating and follow all local burning by‑laws before you light.
🚐🔥 RV & Camper Fire Safety Reminder 🔥🚐
Heading out on a road trip or camping adventure?
Make sure fire safety is part of your plans.
Test smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, keep a fire extinguisher within reach, and check propane and electrical systems before each trip.
📅 Remember to test once a month and check the manufacture date — most alarms need replacing after 10 years.
👉 It’s the law to have working smoke alarms on every storey of your home and outside all sleeping areas.
A few seconds of testing can make a life‑saving difference.
🔥 Test It Tuesday! 🔥
Have you tested your smoke alarms this month?
Working smoke alarms save lives — but only if they’re working properly.
✅ Press the test button
🔊 Hear the beep? You’re good!
❌ No sound? Change the batteries or replace the alarm
📢 Emergency Preparedness Week 2026 – Day 7: Emergency Phone Numbers 📢
📞 Do you know who to call in an emergency?
When something unexpected happens, having the right numbers on hand can make all the difference.
🚨 Don’t be alarmed 🚨
This is a reminder that Ontario will be conducting a routine AlertReady test today May 7 at 1:55 p.m. EDT.
You may receive the alert on your phone, TV, or radio.
✅ No action is required — this is only a test.
📢 Emergency Preparedness Week 2026 – Day 4: Know the Risks 📢
⚠️ What risks affect you most?
Floods? Ice storms? Power outages?
🗺️ Knowing the risks in your area helps you better prepare and respond when an emergency happens.
**📢 AlertReady Test – Ontario**
On May 7, 2026 at 1:55 p.m. EDT, Ontario will conduct a routine test of the AlertReady emergency alerting system.
You may receive the test message on TV, radio, and compatible wireless devices.
No action is required—this is only a test.
📢 Emergency Preparedness Week 2026 – Day 2: Make a Plan 📢
📝 Do you have an emergency plan?
When disaster strikes, every second counts. Creating a household emergency plan helps ensure everyone knows what to do and where to go.
🚒 May 4, 2026 – International Firefighters’ Day
Thank you to all our Ramara Firefighters! Your courage and commitment to protecting our community does not go unnoticed. We truly appreciate everything you do to keep us safe.
#InternationalFirefightersDay#RamaraFire