Fire
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
October 3, 2010 to October 9, 2010
This year's campaign is designed to educate people about the importance of smoke alarms and encourages everyone to take the steps necessary to update and maintain their home smoke alarm protection.
Smoke alarms should be installed on every level of the home (including the basement), outside each sleeping area, and inside each bedroom. Larger homes may need additional smoke alarms. Never remove or disable smoke alarms. more....
OPEN AIR BURNING: IT COULD COST YOU! IS IT ALLOWED IN YOUR AREA OF BURLINGTON?
Are you considering purchasing a chiminea or other outdoor burning device? If so, this is considered open air burning and is only allowed in designated rural areas. Rural areas approved for open air burning must have an active open air burning permit, prior to any burning. Open air burning is not permitted in the urban area of Burlington (South of Dundas Street / HWY 407), permits will not be issued for this area. If you reside within a designated approved open air burning area of Burlington, please note that an Open Air Burning Permit is required, prior to burning. IF you are unsure if your permit is up to date or if you would like to request a free burning permit, please contact Fire Prevention via email at firedepartment@burlington.ca or call (905) 637-9536, more....
For open air burning information or to apply for a free permit, please call 905-637-9536 or email firedepartment@burlington.ca
Firefighters Against Cancers Existance (F.A.C.E.) Charity Hockey Tournament, September 21, 2010 to 23, 2010
This registered non-profit charitable organization was started in 2004 to raise funds to help leading cancer research facilities to find a cure for cancer.
Do you have a hockey team that is interested in particpating? There are two divisions to choose from for your teams caliber; competitive or recreational. Registration is $800 per team and is limited to the first 16 teams that register. There are great prizes, NHL Alumni appearances and special guests. Registration closes September 1, 2010. Registration Brocher and more information (F.A.C.E Brochure)
- FIRE SAFETYFire Safety is an important issue for all of us. Residential fires are responsible for a tragic number of deaths, injuries and millions of dollars in property damage each year. Most people will never face a major fire but don't think it will never happen to you! Statistics show that your life will be affected by fire three times, either through personal experience or the experiences of family and friends. Tragedy can be prevented by awareness and vigilance.
- PERSONAL EMERGENCY PREPARDNESSEmergencies and disasters can happen at any time. Utilities can be out, roads closed, and crucial supplies unavailable. While local, provincial and federal officials prepare for emergencies, individuals can plan to be prepared at home and at work.
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DO YOU HAVE A QUESTION?
Check out Burlington Fire Department Frequently Asked Questions link above. If you can not find an answer to your inquiry; simply send us an email to firedepartment@burlington.ca. We look forward to hearing from you.
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General Inquiries: 905-637-8207Fire Prevention and Public Education Inquiries: 905-637-9536
Employment Opportunities: Please call the City of Burlington Human Resource Depatment at 905-335-7602 or follow this link to Current Job Opportunities with the City of Burlington.