Clarington Emergency & Fire Services

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Clarington Emergency & Fire Services The official account for Clarington Emergency & Fire Services. Monitored weekdays during business hours.

Clarington Emergency and Fire Services are an integral part of the community. Our first responders provide an essential service protecting and helping residents. Our fire crews are also out in the community helping to educate residents about safety and fire prevention.

It is Carbon Monoxide Awarenss Week! Carbon monoxide is the silent killer because it. 👀 CAN’T be seen  👃 CAN’T be smelle...
11/02/2026

It is Carbon Monoxide Awarenss Week! Carbon monoxide is the silent killer because it.

👀 CAN’T be seen
👃 CAN’T be smelled
👂 CAN’T be heard

But it CAN be stopped.

Learn more about carbon monoxide safety: www.clarington.net/FireSafety ⬅️

10/30/2026

Halloween is full of scares, but fire safety shouldn’t be one of them!

Clarington Emergency and Fire Services reminds you to keep it spooky AND safe this Halloween! 👻

Don't forget! This Sunday, November 1, clocks fall back one hour as Daylight Saving Time ends. 🕐We remind you to priorit...
10/29/2026

Don't forget! This Sunday, November 1, clocks fall back one hour as Daylight Saving Time ends. 🕐

We remind you to prioritize changing the batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms this weekend, as well as practice your home escape plan. 🔋🔥🏠

Ditch the wick and opt for safer alternatives this Halloween, like battery-operated candles, flashlights or glow sticks....
10/23/2026

Ditch the wick and opt for safer alternatives this Halloween, like battery-operated candles, flashlights or glow sticks. 🕯️

Not only do they reduce the risk of accidental fires, but they also provide a fun and creative way to light up your Halloween scene! 🎃

Learn more about Halloween fire safety: https://brnw.ch/21x6CRF ⬅️

A damaged cord is more than an inconvenience, it can be a fire hazard. 🔥Take a few minutes to inspect electrical cords a...
10/20/2026

A damaged cord is more than an inconvenience, it can be a fire hazard. 🔥

Take a few minutes to inspect electrical cords around your home. If you spot fraying, cracking, exposed wires, or other damage, stop using the cord and replace it. Damaged cords can lead to shocks and electrical fires.

Last week, our friends at Sunrise Developmental Support Services stopped by our station in Bowmanville to learn about ou...
10/13/2026

Last week, our friends at Sunrise Developmental Support Services stopped by our station in Bowmanville to learn about our role in the community and tour the hall! 🚒

They had the opportunity to learn about our fire trucks, get hands-on experience with tools on board, see our suppression staff in full bunker gear and even tour inside our truck. 🪛

Thank you for stopping by! ☀️

10/09/2026

Thanksgiving can be a busy time—preparing dishes and getting ready for family and friends. 🦃🍂 With so much happening in the kitchen, it can be easy to step away or get distracted.

When cooking on the stovetop, stay in the kitchen and keep your attention on the food. Never leave a pan unattended—even for a short time.

If you need to step away from the kitchen, turn off the stove and take the pan off the heat. Unattended cooking can quickly lead to a fire.

10/09/2026

Keep batteries away from both heat and moisture. ☀️💧

Store lithium-ion batteries and devices in a cool, dry location out of direct sunlight. Exposure to excessive heat or moisture can damage batteries, affect their performance and increase the risk of overheating or failure.

Safe storage is a simple step that helps protect your devices, your property, and most important, your family. 👪

Come say hello and ask us your burning Fire Safety questions! 👋Stop by Home Depot before 4 p.m. today to meet our Fire P...
10/08/2026

Come say hello and ask us your burning Fire Safety questions! 👋

Stop by Home Depot before 4 p.m. today to meet our Fire Prevention team, grab some fire safety resources, and learn how small actions today can make a big difference in an emergency. 🏠

10/08/2026

Bed for sleeping. 🛏️
Not for charging. 🔋

Never charge lithium-ion battery-powered devices on a bed, couch, or under your pillow. Soft surfaces can trap heat, increasing the risk of overheating, battery failure, and fire.

Instead, charge devices on a hard, flat surface and keep an eye on them while they're plugged in. A simple change in where you charge can make a big difference in keeping your home safe.

🎥 Video courtesy of the Ontario Office of the Fire Marshal.

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2430 Highway 2
Bowmanville, ON
L1C3K7

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