Fire prevention officers team up to launch safety campaign

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Alzheimer’s Awareness Month: Fire Safety Tips for Caregivers

January 15, 2025

Today, during Alzheimer’s Awareness month, let’s discuss a crucial yet often overlooked topic: fire safety for those living with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia. When someone is living with Alzheimer’s, even everyday tasks can become challenging and sometimes dangerous. Alzheimer’s impacts memory, judgement, and physical abilities, which can elevate risks in emergencies – particularly

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OHL 50/50 Draw to Support 3 Fire Departments

January 13, 2025

The Fire Marshal’s Public Fire Safety Council is excited to partner with the Ontario Hockey League (OHL). One of the first items in the partnership is attending the January 15 at the Connor McDavid “OHL Top Prospect” Game and having a Kiosk set up. We have invited Brantford Fire to attend the kiosk and discuss

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Fire prevention officers team up to launch safety campaign | NiagaraThisWeek.com

The Niagara chapter of the Ontario Municipal Fire Prevention Officers Association is launching a region-wide campaign on fire safety, with messages through different Niagara media. Some of the Niagara members are: (L to R) Back: Scott Campbell, Town of Grimsby; Jim Somerville, City of St. Catharines; Ben Trendle, City of Niagara Falls; Kellie Kubik, City of Niagara Falls; Frank Deveraux, City of Niagara Falls; Scott Lawson, City of Port Colborne. Front: Trevor Doomernik, Town of Lincoln; Nathan Melin, City of St. Catharines; Vince Giovannini, City of Thorold; Jessica Goodings, Town of Fort Erie; and Charles Turpin, City of Welland. The April focus is on working smoke alarms.

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