Niagara Falls Fire Department
5815 Morrison Street L2E 2E8 Niagara Falls, ON, Canada

As winter hits and the snow flies, the Niagara falls Fire department is asking residents to keep their side walks and steps clear of snow. this allows emergency services to gain entry quicker incase of an emergency. Also if you have a hydrant, please keep it clear.

Happy New year from the Niagara Falls Fire Department! Have a Fire safe and prosperous 2021 everyone!

With winter settling in we must be prepared for extreme weather. We at the NFFD recommend keeping informed of approaching weather, staying indoors during extreme temperatures, dress in layers, drive only when necessary and check on people who may need assistance.

There have been 105 fire fatalities in Ontario this year, The highest it's been in 10 years! During this lockdown the NFFD urges people to check their homes for Fire safety. Follow the checklist and ensure you, and your family are safe from fire.

The Niagara Falls Fire Department would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Joyful new Year!!

Responsible drinking is not just calling a cab. During the holidays drinking and cooking can be dangerous, please avoid it. Keep an eye on people who are smoking while drinking. Alcohol is a common factor in many fatal fires.

The 12 Days of Holiday Fire and CO Safety starts today! Todays tip: If you have a real tree keep the tree watered at all times, keep the tree away from ignition sources like the fire place, heaters or candles. Use approved lights.

Please see this wonderful initiative below on December 5 on behalf of our Niagara Falls Professional Firefighters Association.

With the children home from schools this week it would be the perfect opportunity to develop a fire escape plan for your home! Plan what to do if fire breaks out, draw a picture of your home showing all the escape routes and your meeting place. And never go back in!!

It's Carbon Monoxide Awareness week. CO is an invisible, odourless gas produced by fossil fuel appliances AKA the Silent Killer. CO symptoms mimic those of the flu. Have your appliances checked by a professional. Check CO alarms monthly. Let's stay Carbon Monoxide safe!!

This weekend as the kids are off school for the holidays it would be a perfect time to check all smoke and CO alarms. Smoke and CO alarms save lives when working properly. Smoke alarms are required on all levels, CO alarms outside every sleeping area.

Tonight is the night we turn our clocks back. With the end of Daylight Savings Time the Niagara Falls Fire Department want to remind everyone about safety in our homes. Please change the batteries in all Smoke and Carbon Monoxide alarms in your house. Have a Fire Safe Fall!

Chief Jim Boutilier presented residents Gord Mitchell and Paulo DaSilva with a Chiefs Challenge coin for their actions to notify the Niagara Falls Fire Department and occupants of a building recently on fire and ultimately saving lives. Great job!

As we say good bye to Daylight Savings Time for 2020 the Niagara Falls Fire Department reminds all citizens when you change your clocks back November 1st, please change the batteries in all smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. Lets "Fall" into Fire Safety.

Yes, Fire Prevention Week is over for another year but it is very important to carry these lessons through all year. The long weekend is upon us and we need to be safe when cooking our Thanksgiving feast! Stay vigilant in the kitchen and have a great Holiday. Stay Safe!

The Niagara Falls Fire Department was honoured to assist the City of Niagara Falls Museums yesterday with the #NFPoppyProject installation.

Station 7 is steadily moving along and on schedule for May 2021!

Don't be a turkey and end up like this!! turkey fryers are meant for outdoor use ONLY! Your garage is not outdoors. Thaw and dry your turkey before cooking. Use the right amount of oil, do not overfill. Enjoy!!