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Harvey Fire Department HVFD provides quality fire suppression, prevention, and rescue services to the residents of Harvey Station and surrounding areas. Volunteers since 1944.

The Harvey Fire Department provides quality fire suppression, fire prevention, and rescue services to protect the lives and property of the citizens of Harvey Station and surrounding communities

10/30/2026

Due to a large funeral procession, expect delays at approximately 2pm on Route 3 between 1900 block and 3500 block. Please be patient and kind.

10/24/2026

Update @ 8:35pm the road is now open.

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Due to an accident, Treedside Road is closed from Lane 26 to the lower part of Murray Road (near Brockway) until further notice.

Update @ 8:35pm the road is now open.————Harvey Firefighters wish to advise the public that Tweedside Road is closed fro...
10/24/2026

Update @ 8:35pm the road is now open.

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Harvey Firefighters wish to advise the public that Tweedside Road is closed from Lane 26 to 27 until further notice. Please avoid the area until an update can be provided.

🔥 Is Your Chimney Ready for Winter?Many households have already begun firing up their wood stoves this fall. Before the ...
10/24/2026

🔥 Is Your Chimney Ready for Winter?

Many households have already begun firing up their wood stoves this fall. Before the winter weather really sets in, now is a good time to have your chimney cleaned and inspected.

Why clean it? Over time, burning wood can develop a flammable substance called creosote. If left unchecked, over time it can build up and increase the risk of a fire within the flu, creating a dangerous chimney fire.

Having your chimney inspected at least annually and cleaned as needed by a qualified professional reduces that risk, keeping your home safe and warm this winter.

Preventative maintenance can go a long way toward keeping your home and family safe this winter.

That cheap replacement charger online — is it actually safe to use?We’ve all done it before — bought that random cheap c...
10/07/2026

That cheap replacement charger online — is it actually safe to use?

We’ve all done it before — bought that random cheap charging cable or adapter and didn’t think much of it. If it fits and charges the device, what’s the problem?

Not every charger is made to the same power ratings or safety standards. Using the wrong or an incompatible charger can damage a battery, cause overheating, and increase the risk of fire.

When purchasing, always check and use a charger/adapter approved by the manufacturer or meets the manufacturer's specifications. Even better, look for recognized safety certifications such as CSA, UL or ETL.

A few extra dollars for the right charger can be a lot cheaper than the damage caused by the wrong one.

🔥 To see more Fire Prevention Week safety tips, visit fpw.org

Rechargeable batteries are everywhere — but are you using them safely?This year's Fire Prevention Week is all about maki...
10/04/2026

Rechargeable batteries are everywhere — but are you using them safely?

This year's Fire Prevention Week is all about making safe choices when charging devices using a Lithium-Ion Battery. “Charge Into Fire Safety™. Safe Charging Is a Superpower”

Lithium-Ion Batteries are in plenty of everyday devices: smartphones, computers, handheld devices, power tools, kids' toys, e-bikes and more! They are a part of everyday life, but how we charge them matters greatly.

Small changes in how we charge our devices can make a big difference in preventing fires. For more information, visit fpw.org

🔥 As colder weather arrives and fall takes full effect, it’s important to remember that daily burn restrictions from the...
09/25/2026

🔥 As colder weather arrives and fall takes full effect, it’s important to remember that daily burn restrictions from the Department of Natural Resources continue through the end of the wildfire season on October 31st.

Wildfires can still occur during the fall, particularly during periods of dry or windy weather. Anyone planning to burn should continue to check the daily burn restrictions and carefully consider surrounding conditions, including the dryness of grass, leaves and other vegetation.

Check daily burn restrictions by visiting gnb.ca/firewatch or by calling 1-866-458-8080

Today, we join our brothers and sisters across the globe in remembrance of those lost in the tragic events of September ...
09/11/2026

Today, we join our brothers and sisters across the globe in remembrance of those lost in the tragic events of September 11th, 2001, and honour the ultimate sacrifice of the men and women who answered the call to save others.

25 years later, we will never forget their courage and sacrifice.

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2234 HWY-3
Harvey Station, NB
E6K1N8

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1-506-366-3503

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