Burlington Fire Department
1255 Fairview Street L7S 1Y3 Burlington, ON, Canada

#BurlFire has seen an increase in open-air burning (OAB) complaints. A reminder #BurlON, OAB is not permitted unless you hold an OAB permit. Only those living in the green or yellow area of the map can apply for an OAB permit. For more information visit burlington.ca/openairburning

Did you know you can purchase smoke alarms with a visual or vibration-based signal for those who are Deaf or hard of hearing? Our friends at The Canadian Hearing Society now known as Canadian Hearing Services, offer an overview of 3 fire safety products designed for people who are Deaf and hard of hearing. For more information visit www.chs.ca or burlington.ca/alarms #BurlFire

We need your help! The amount of homes we are entering with expired smoke and CO alarms is alarming (pun intended). All alarms need replacing after 10 years. If you tell 2 friends, they'll tell 2 friends, and they'll tell 2 friends ..... you get the idea. #Protectwhatmattersmost burlington.ca/alarms

Today, as we should every day, we remember those who volunteered, sacrificed, served, fought, and died for our freedom. We thank you, and we salute you, as we salute those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. We will never forget. #LestWeForget #CanadaRemembers

#BurlFire has seen an increase in fires related to sump pumps. Our colleagues at @MiltonFireON put together this informative video on the proper use and maintenance of sump pumps. IMPORTANT-keep the area around the sump pump clear of combustibles. https://youtu.be/c2w1Bwg5RvU burlington.ca/fire

.....I saw the sign and it opened up my eyes, I can no longer live with you because you're too-ooo-ooo old. I saw the sign, I saw the si-ee-i-ee-ign, I saw the sign and it opened up my eyes, I saw the sign! Regardless of power source #Every10Years burlington.ca/smokealarms

Smoke and CO alarms have a best before date. Alarms expire after 10 years, ensure yours are current. Only working smoke alarms will provide the early warning you need to escape a house fire. For more information visit burlington.ca/fire

'Tis the season. Overloading circuits with plugs and extension cords can create overheating and result in fire. Light strings are rated for indoor or outdoor use. In most cases, no more than 3 light strings can be safely connected together. Refer to the manufactures instructions. Don't be a Griswold. For more information visit burlington.ca/fire