Volunteer Firefighters are in a unique position. Along with the everyday stress of work, family, life, etc. They can also be exposed to a traumatic event in their community at a moments notice. The compounding of stress can get overwhelming. Reach out and talk! #BellLetsTalk
6 of our team members completed the @9RunRun 10k to tonight. Next weekend most of our team will be doing the Tri-Service 5km. These runs help support first responders mental health programs. #kingston4paws#ivegotyourback911#SickNotWeak
UPDATE: Joe has been joined by Nate Moffat of Stone Mills Fire. Together they will each climb 220 floors for the 110 floors (up and down) of the World Trade Centre.
Today is Shoeless Joe's Sports Grill (Napanee) Women of Influence day. Lianne McAuley is the final amazing individual that we are featuring at 6 p.m.
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Introducing the Tri-Service 5K Virtual Challenge! We're issuing a challenge to Police, Fire and Paramedic Services to run or walk 5K as a team, and challenge other halls, bays or precincts to do the same.
Find out more here: https://t.co/smwXctuSD4 #triservice5k#9runrun
Station 2 & 1 responded to a possible structure fire this morning.
Thanks to working smoke detectors and fire extinguisher the fire was contained by the home owner. Take the time today to ensure your smoke detectors are working. #smokedetectorssavelives
Our firefighters came together this month to raise money for Shae-Lynn Way the daughter of Capt. Dave Way after being diagnosed with Leukaemia. We would like the say a big THANK YOU to the community for all their support for #shaveitforshae. https://t.co/VWcHSp2AaV
Firefighters are a family. When the daughter of one of our Captains was recently diagnosed with leukaemia our family stepped up to help. If you would like to help us and donate, you can e-transfer to [email protected]
Effective 00:00 May 16th @stonemillsfd will lift its Full Fire Ban. We ask all residents to please burn responsible and follow the burning by-law. We also thank you for your patience during the ban which allowed us to keep our firefighters safe.
Fatal fires in Ontario are up 65% over the same time last year. Our community is not immune. #Stonemills has experienced two fatal fires in the last two weeks. Please ensure you have working smoke alarms in your home, cottage, camper, RV or hunting camp.
Did you know that half of the Township of Stone Mills is with in a MNRF fire region? Our Township-wide Fire Ban will be reassessed when the MNRF ban is lifted. #StayHomeSaveLives#SocialDistancing#COVIDー19
These times are hard enough without having to begin a battle against cancer. One of our firefighters daughter started her battle with leukemia just as the pandemic started. Help us raise some money for the family. Email [email protected] for more info.