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Sat Apr 21st, 2018
Anarchist Mountain Fire Department shared Oliver Fire Department's post.
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****UPDATE: ORDER RESCINDED**** There has been an IMMEDIATE evacuation order issued by Osoyoos Indian Band Chief and Council for all houses south of Water Dog Lake (Mickey’s Lake) on NK’Mip Road (3143 - 2711) and including the Osoyoos Cottages. See attachments for further details. OFD is being dispatched to assist with delivery of the order to homes affected. UPDATE Apr21/18 0825: The evacuation centre at the Legion will be closing at 10am. The OIB Community Hall (6406 Sandpoint Drive) will be open for those affected by the Inkameep Creek evacuation order.

Thu Apr 19th, 2018
Anarchist Mountain Fire Department shared Facts that will blow your mind's post. ... See MoreSee Less

Thu Apr 19th, 2018
Things are tough enough without being targeted like this. Keep your eyes open for anything suspicious. ... See MoreSee Less

Thieves target B.C. Wildfire vehicle helping with flooding | Oliver Chronicle
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Home News Thieves target B.C. Wildfire vehicle helping with flooding NewsThieves target B.C. Wildfire vehicle helping with flooding By Vanessa - April 19, 2018 3 0 SHARE Facebook Twitter B.C. Wildfire crews are in Oliver assisting with flooding mitigation and sandbagging. This week, one of their veh...
Wed Apr 11th, 2018
Anarchist Mountain Fire Department shared Erris Volunteer Fire Association's post.
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The Erris Fire Department, along with 8 other Princeton & Area Emergency Service Organizations, will be participating in the third annual “Emergency Services Demo Day” on Saturday May 26th (10:00 – 2:00) in Veteran’s Square. The Erris and Princeton Fire Departments have again joined forces and have planned something very “interactive” for the public this year. We encourage members of the public to attend this event, come and meet the members of the Emergency Service organizations – many of who are volunteers.

Thu Apr 5th, 2018
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Regional district directors agree to take second look at fire department regulatory process
infotel.ca
PENTICTON - The regional district’s protective services committee agreed to back away from the district’s present course in regulating its fire
Sun Apr 1st, 2018
Anarchist Mountain Fire Department shared Osoyoos Fire Department's post.
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It’s that time of year again... April 14th is OYSTER FEED!!! Ticket sales are now open to the public, please ask your local Osoyoos Fire Dept. member for tickets. There is still time to donate if you’d like. Drop off donations and/or pick up tickets at the Fire Hall on Wednesday, April 4th at 7pm. Partial proceeds from this event will be donated to deserving BC charities.

Tue Mar 27th, 2018
Very important details to be taken into consideration. Thanks to all our Volunteer Firefighters for making that dedication. ... See MoreSee Less

3 factors that motivate volunteer firefighters to join the service
firerescue1.com
Allowing volunteer firefighters to be emotionally fulfilled by serving their communities and feel a part of firehouse camaraderie will help recruitment and
Sat Mar 17th, 2018
Before you carry out any outdoor burning, please remember to check the daily venting index to determine if burning is allowed. Burning is not allowed anytime the venting index is 55 or under.
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Sat Mar 17th, 2018
Anarchist Mountain Fire Department shared Barrie Fire And Emergency Service's video.
Barrie Fire And Emergency Service
Great fire safety video! Working Smoke Detectors save lives. Make sure to check yours! Well done Barrie Firefighters. ... See MoreSee Less
We created this video out of frustration, if you follow us you will see we have tried being serious, tried being funny, even tried a love song. This is our fight song - 3 months in to the year and we have already had 18 fire fatalities. The common denominator in them? No working smoke alarms. Make sure your home is safe, your friend's homes are safe, your community is safe. Don't accept anything except working smoke and carbon monoxide alarms anywhere. Look up and Speak up! #DoItForYou #EnoughAlready
Mon Mar 5th, 2018
So scary and sad. Praying he makes it. ... See MoreSee Less

Burning roof collapses on firefighters responding to Brooklyn blaze
globalnews.ca
Four New York City firefighters were injured, with one sent to hospital in critical condition, after a part of a burning Brooklyn apartment collapsed on top of fire crews early Monday morning.
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Evacuation orders have been lifted but residents are still on Alert
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