South Glengarry Fire Service
6649 Bray Street South Glengarry, ON, Canada

Colouring contest alert! Help your kids learn about fire safety while entering them into our contest for Fire Prevention Week! There are 8 common kitchen fire h...azards in the picture - can you find them all? Submit at [email protected] or message it to us here. Download the sheet at www.Cornwall.ca/safecooking See more

As for safety reasons we are not permitted to do door to door this year here is some safety tips

This is a great cause

I would like to share that Paul Charbonneau has retired from SGFS Station 4 Lancaster after a great career of 47 years of service ! Thanks Paul for everything that you have done, happy retirement! Station 1 family

Did you know that #Ontario's volunteer firefighters can use flashing green lights when responding to emergencies in their personal vehicles. If you see flashing green lights, please yield the way or pull over to let them pass when it is safe to do so.

This is the real thing folks unattended candle are extremely dangerous !

We would love to attend ,, but ,,,,, good luck with the tournament ! Perhaps next year

We have more details on the looming closure of Gray's Creek Bridge. Also check our website, sdgcounties.ca, for updates.

Stay Safe this Canada Day, South Glengarry! Please note: the use of fireworks in South Glengarry is prohibited between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m. the next day (9 ...a.m. on Sundays). Should you decide to detonate fireworks at home as part of Canada Day celebrations please keep in mind the following safety tips: Only adults should handle and discharge fireworks. Carefully follow label directions on fireworks packaging. Always keep a water hose close. Discharge fireworks away from buildings, trees & dry grass. Keep onlookers a safe distance away and upwind. Light one firework at a time. Never light a firework in your hand or re-light dud fireworks. Discharge fireworks only if wind conditions are safe. Keep sparklers away from kids. Sparklers burn very hot, can ignite clothing, cause blindness & severely burn. Sparkler wires stay hot after burnout. Immediately soak wire in water to avoid injury. If someone is burned, run cool water over burn for 3 - 5 min & get medical attention if necessary For more information on Firework Safety, please visit: http://www.mcscs.jus.gov.on.ca//OFM_fireworks_safety_tips.