Fire Advisory
As of July 27 @ 14:00
UPDATE: Recruitment is now closed for non-local residents.
YOU can make a difference, have fun, help the community, and be part of a great team! You won't regret the choice.
Recruitment is now open for non-local residents: Recruitment
We often get asked “when should I call 9-1-1”, here’s some tips:
When should you call 9-1-1?
Call 9-1-1 immediately if you experience:
When in doubt, call 9-1-1!
If you're not sure whether extra help is needed, call 9-1-1 and the trained dispatcher will help advise you. It is better to be safe and let the 9-1-1 call taker determine if you need emergency assistance.
What to do if you call 9-1-1 by mistake:
If you call by mistake, do not hang up, just stay on the line and tell the dispatcher that everything is OK. If you hang up, they may send help to your location to investigate if there is a problem.
Finally, please do not phone the fire hall or send a social media message to alert to an emergency, call 9-1-1.
Did you know…RMES offers first aid courses in the community? If you’re interested in receiving more information, email George.Low@RMESFire.Org.
Until next month, stay safe!
YOU can make a difference, have fun, help your community, and be part of a great team! You won't regret the choice.
Recruitment is now open for local community members: Recruitment
Whether camping, partying or just relaxing in your RV, fire safety is essential. It’s critical that every member of your party know what to do in an emergency or fire. If you’re one of the many recreational vehicle enthusiasts who love to explore our beautiful country, ensure your family’s safety while travelling in your RV by following these fire safety guidelines:
Until next month, stay safe!
Redwood Meadows Emergency Services wants to ensure you have an enjoyable and safe summer. Here are some good tips to keep in mind:
Until next month, stay safe!