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Saturday, 18 September 2010 16:52 Written by Administrator

As one of the largest primarily volunteer Fire Services in Ontario, this department prides itself on protecting life, property and the environment. Town of Caledon Fire & Emergency Services is comprised of approximately 250 personnel working out of nine fire stations. Fire & Emergency Services staff provide fire prevention education, inspect public premises to ensure that buildings comply with the Ontario Fire Code, respond to motor vehicle collisions to provide extrication and rescue, in addition to providing fire prevention, fire control and emergency medical care.

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We have added a new blog page for our Honour Guard. Check it out under the Members Section!

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This story really ticks me off. I'm beside myself over it. Texas lawmakers established and collect a tax on property insurance dedicated to funding volunteer firefighting. Much like the federal grants programs, volunteer fire departments submit funding requests for specific equipment or training needs. Much like the federal grants programs, Texas volunteer department requests are evaluated on their ...

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SFGate.com SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. — A low-speed collision between a Muni bus and historic trolley along bustling Market Street in downtown San Francisco sent 15 people to the hospital Wednesday, including seven children who were, coincidentally, on a field trip to the Cable Car Museum. An F-line trolley traveling east at 11:04 a.m. rear-ended a 9L-San Bruno at a bus stop at the intersection of ...

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The Jamestown Sun JAMESTOWN, N.D. — Volunteer Firefighter Josh Smaage had never been so nervous about going on a fire call. That’s because it wasn’t an ordinary call Wednesday morning — it was staged to arrange for a surprise marriage proposal to his girlfriend, Rachael Klose. Klose’s co-workers at Otter Tail Power Co. in Jamestown pretended to have headaches, Klose said ...

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The Macon Telegraph MACON, Ga. — Macon-Bibb County Fire Chief Marvin Riggins made an impassioned plea Thursday for residents without working smoke detectors to get one now. "Do not delay," he said during a news conference at the department’s headquarters after a woman and three children people died in a fire early Thursday in a duplex on Carmen Place. "We found no evidence ...

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The Miami Hearld MIAMI, Fla. — As fans packed Shuckers Waterfront Grill to cheer on the Miami Heat against the San Antonio Spurs Thursday night, the waterfront patio deck gave way, crashing into Biscayne Bay, spilling dozens of terrified patrons into the water. The accident happened at the popular North Bay Village spot, in back of the Best Western Plus on the Bay Inn & Marina, 1819 79th Street ...

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch ST. LOUIS, Mo. — The former chief of the St. Clair Fire District, Eric Hinson, was sentenced Thursday to 35 months in federal prison for stealing $593,000 in district funds. While the district struggled to find money to replace aging equipment, Hinson was taking cash advances and spending public money on vacations in Florida and Hawaii, furniture, limo rides, jewelry, sports ...

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