A couple of extremely hot days to be in the training grounds but hard work and extra hydration kept everyone going! Excited for the next group coming in next week.
Training to Perform & Performing to Protect!
The Town of Bracebridge is pleased to announce the appointment of Kevin Plested as Director of Emergency Services/Fire Chief, effective Friday, March 28.
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Thank you to CC's on the Rideau for opening your doors and providing a warm and safe space for OPP and Ignis Services Canada members to training this past week, great people and great food coming for their seasonal opening this Saturday March 8th.
Lithium-ion batteries supply power to many kinds of devices, and If not used correctly or if damaged, these batteries can catch fire or explode. Never leave a charging device unattended, follow all instructions for safe charging, and never exceed suggested charge times.
We're #hiring!
Calling all students. 📣📣📣
Gain valuable experience and make a difference in the community. Student positions are now posted.
Learn more about these great opportunities at https://t.co/AVUcqhANY4
Apply by January 6, 2025!
Due to the inclement weather, Bracebridge Transit service is cancelled for Thursday, December 12.
The Town will continue to monitor weather conditions and provide an update when service resumes.
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A snow squall warning has been issued for #Bracebridge which can bring up to 80 cm of snow by Friday.
❄ Drive slow in the snow, or stay home.
❄ Make sure your 72-hr emergency kit is prepared.
❄ Be safe.
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Today, at approximately 3:50 a.m., BFD was dispatched to a private waste mgmt facility at 1232 Rosewarne Dr. Upon arrival, crews found smoke and flames coming from a large outdoor pile of refuse approximately 10,000 sq ft in size.
Crews remain on scene.
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The #Bracebridge Fire Department is ready to celebrate the holiday season at the Santa Claus Parade. See you downtown on Friday night! 🎅 🚒 ❄️ 🎅 🚒 ❄️ 🎅 🚒 ❄️
The Town of Bracebridge’s Emergency Control Group continues to monitor the outcome of the weekends winter storm event. Public Works crews have been working tirelessly to maintain road operations.
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Sometimes having a powerful machine with tracks works but when it counts great people make things happen! Firefighters in this picture are working to make patient access possible for our EMS partners.
Your #OPPSAVE team traveled to Bracebridge to partner with the #CentralRegionOPP SAVE team to assist the #Muskoka area recover from a significant snowfall event. The operation is ongoing, with both teams spending long hours, ensuring everyone is safe. ^sm
OPERATIONS UPDATE | Public Works crews and contractors continue to service and widen roads today. Teams will be focusing on subdivision sidewalks over the next few days as well.
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In an emergency, every second matters.
➡️ Clear snow from blue 9-1-1 civic address signs to maintain visibility for emergency services; and
➡️ Keep fire hydrants clear of ice and snow. Clear a path to the hydrant and a clearing of one metre around the hydrant for easy access.
Yesterday @OPP_CR requested help transporting motorists off HWY 11. We responded by sending 3 side by sides, a command unit & 10 personnel. Working with @bracebridgefire, @GravenhurstFIRE & @MuskokaPS crews were able to guide 300+ vehicles & collect 70+ people. #PublicSafety
Sometimes having a powerful machine with tracks works but when it counts great people make things happen! Firefighters in this picture are working to make patient access possible for our EMS partners.