May 26th, 2012

Calvin United Church Fine Art Show & Sale

May 26th, 2012

2012 Peace of Minds Walk for Schizophrenia

May 27th, 2012

Friends for Life Walk-a-thon

May 27th, 2012

'Stories In Stone' tour

May 30th, 2012

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Fire Services

The Pembroke Fire Department provides a Multitude of services which include some of the following:

Heavy Rescue
Extrication
Level 2 (on the water) Water and Ice rescue
Smoke Alarm Program
Fire Prevention (including inspections and enforcement)
Public Education (including Fire extinguisher demonstrations)
The Arson Prevention Program for Children (TAPP-C)

For further information or questions regarding services provided by the Pembroke Fire Department Contact:

Fire Chief Daniel P.G. Herback
273 Victoria Street
Pembroke ON K8A 4K5
( 613) 735-6821 Ext. 1201
dherback@pembroke.ca

By-Laws

Establishing and Regulating Fire Department By-law

False Alarm By-law

Fireworks By-law

Recreational Open Air Burning By-law

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Fires

Apparatus

Members of the Pembroke Fire Department

Flashover Unit

Fire Safety In The Home

As Building Owners you are obligated by the Ontario Fire Code to provide and maintain working smoke alarms. You must also provide operational instructions to the tenant....Learn more

Smoke Alarms

Managing Nuisance Alarms

Fire Extinguishers In The Home

Candle Safety

Carbon Monoxide Safety

Dialing 911

Exit Drills In The Home

Christmas Tree Safety

Chimney Fires

Disability Safety Tips

Landlord/Tenant/Health Care Facilities

As the owner of the apartment building you are obligated under the Ontario Fire Code to provide basic information to the tennand regarding fire safety....Learn more

Smoke Alarms

Managing Nuisance Alarms

Fire Safety Inspections

Landlord/Owner Information

Ontario Fire Code

Tenant Helpful Tips

Maintenance and Inspection Procedures for Fire Protection Systems

Fire Safety for Industry and Business

It is essential that all employees be familiar with the proper use of portable extinguishers and know when and when not to use them. In the event of a fire, employees should respond in accordance with their company's fire-emergency plan. Most employees will evacuate. Certain trained and designated employees will evaluate the fire scene and, if the fire is small and conditions are reasonably safe, use a fire extinguisher to fight the fire. If the fire is large or conditions are unsafe, all employees will evacuate....Learn more

Fire Extinguishers for Industry

Storage

Emergency Lighting

Fire Safety and Children

Fires are the leading cause of death in the home for children under the age of five The National Fire Prevention Association reports that of all the young children who died in home fires last year, fully one third set the fires that killed them. Children under the age of 12 set almost half of all structural fires. According to the Shriners Burn Institute, burn injuries are a major cause of death for preschoolers, and match play is a leading source of burn injuries....Learn more

Risk Watch Program

Matches and Lighter Safety

Fire Safety for Seniors

Fire Safety for Seniors is critical as they make up the largest high-risk group for injury and death by fire. Every year in Canada, home fires claim approximately 500 lives. More than one-third of people who die in fires are 60 years of age or older. Changes in an older person's sensory and physical functions can make it difficult for them to detect or escape a fire. Many fire-related deaths and injuries among seniors are preventable....Learn more

Power Failure Safety Tips

Carbon Monoxide & Detectors