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Burning Permits - Please call Fire Department Office at 1-905-349-2542 By-Law No. 113-2016 - Open Air Burning - HERE Open Air Burning Application - HERE Accessibility & Special Carbon Monoxide |
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The Township of Alnwick/Haldimand has three district area Volunteer Fire Departments to provide fire protection services to the residents and visitors of the municipality. The Stations are located in Grafton, Centreton and Roseneath. The Alnwick/Haldimand Fire Rescue also provide Fire Protection Services to Alderville First Nation under the provisions of a mutually signed Agreement between the Band Council of the First Nation and the Council of the Township of Alnwick/Haldimand. Mutual Aid Services are also provided by the Volunteer Fire Departments when required. Mutual Aid Services permits Alnwick/Haldimand Fire & Rescue to provide assistance to or to obtain assistance from another participating municipality.
Individual Station Contact Information: Station #1
Grafton ON K0K 2G0
Municipal Fire Office Hours: 2267 County Road 23, Grafton, ON K0K 2G0 Winter Hours: Summer Hours: Please Note: Summer Hours Are Now In Effect.
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Burning Permits ________________________________________
In addition to the costs above, a fine will be levied to the person responsible up to $5,000.00 under the Provincial Offenses Act, (Ontario). Any person who is planning a controlled fire must have a current burn permit as required by By-Law #113-2016.
Open Air Burning By-Law #113-2016 BURN PERMIT APPLICATION, please click HERE If you're not able to attend the Fire Administration Office to purchase your annual burn permit, please print off the above burn permit application, complete, attach payment and mail to 2267 County Road 23, PO Box 176, Grafton, ON K0K 2G0. Once application and payment has been received, a burn permit will be issued and mailed to you. Before you begin each burn, you are required to call the toll free number located on the burn permit to activate your permit. This is an automated system and you will be required to enter your personal permit number using your telephone key pad. Once you are finished your burn, please call the toll free number to de-activate your permit. Each activation will last a total of 5 hours. If you burn longer than the 5 hours, please call back to re-activate your permit. |
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Accessibility & Special Needs ________________________________________ The Alnwick/Haldimand Fire Rescue maintains a confidential list of people who have special accessibility needs. During an emergency, responders can access the list to determine if they need to take actions to assist those people. Citizens in need of this service are encouraged to obtain a form and register with the municipality. Forms are available here.
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Tanker Shuttle Accreditation ________________________________________ The Fire Protection Survey Services attended the Fire Department practice session to observe the water shuttle procedures and the Township passed the requirements for “Tanker Shuttle Accreditation”. This accreditation may reduce property insurance rates for the residents within 8 km of the fire station for dwellings and 5 km for commercial properties within the Township of Alnwick/Haldimand. If any individual or insurance company wish to confirm accreditation, please visit Fire Protection Survey Services website at www.fpss.ca. (http://www.fpss.ca/tanker_shuttle_listi.html) Click on "Tanker Shuttle List" at the top left corner to view the list of Fire Stations. |
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Annual Reports ________________________________________
Summary of Fire Prevention Education and Fire Safety Inspection – 2016 Fire Training Report – 2016 |
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Upcoming Events ________________________________________
Smoke Detectors / Carbon Monoxide Detectors ________________________________________
Kidde Recalls Residential Smoke Alarms and Combination Smoke/Carbon Monoxide (CO) Alarms Click below to see more information http://www.mcscs.jus.gov.on.ca/english/FireMarshal/ FireServiceResources/Communiques/OFM_Com_2014-16.html
CO Alarms - It's the Law Ontario Ontario's New Carbon Monoxide Alarm Law and What It Means To You For more information, please click here. |
