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| City of Chilliwack |
| Fire Department |
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| Phone: 604-792-8713 |
| Fax: 604-702-5087 |
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Fire Protection
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EMERGENCY 9-1-1
Police / Fire / Ambulance
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 For fire prevention inquiries, please contact the Chilliwack Fire Department at: 604-792-8713
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Fire Services The Chilliwack Fire Department is committed to community safety through public education, code enforcement, fire suppression and rescue services. Some of the many services we provide include:
Fire Suppression Structural, vehicles, brush, aircraft.
BCAS/First Responder Heart attacks, collapses, traumas.
Rescue and Safety Calls Hazardous material spills, industrial and farm accidents.
Motor Vehicle Accidents Extinguish fires, extricate victims, provide medical assistance.
Public Service Calls Carbon monoxide alarms, downed hydro electric lines, lock-outs.
Fire Prevention Services Code & bylaw enforcement, public building inspections.
Public Education Services Fire safety lectures for schools, clubs and associations; fire extinguisher training and fire hall tours.
Fire Safety Inspections All public buildings and for special events.
Fire Investigations Determine fire origin and cause.
Community Support Organize and participate in many local community events.
Juvenile Fire Setter Intervention Intervention and support for juveniles and their guardians.
| Department News... |
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| Open Air Burning |
Open air burning is reduced to 2 separate seasons per year; March & April, October & November, and also linked with the ventilation index from Environment Canada. Check this webpage for details and to see if you can burn today or not. |
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Consumer Fireworks
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Quick Facts about fireworks in the City of Chilliwack |
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Oil Storage Tank Info
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Residential heating oil storage tanks have been installed and used in Canada for over 60 years. |
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Open Air Burning
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Open air burning is reduced to 2 separate seasons per year; March & April, October & November, and also linked with the ventilation index from Environment Canada. Check this webpage for details and to see if you can burn today or not. |
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Public Education
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This section provides valuable information on fire prevention and how to deal with a fire should one occur. The information can be used to make you, your family, and your co-workers safer. |
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Safety Tips for Home Fire Prevention
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Several tips for keeping your home safe from fires. |
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Wildland/Urban Interface Fire Information
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The Ministry of Forests Protection Branch web site contains useful Fire Smart information. |
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Wood Burning
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Residential Wood Heating information and web links |
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