Orangeville Fire

10/29/2026

🚒 Community Safety in Action! 🚒

Orangeville Fire Services is honoured to assist and participate in this emergency response training exercise with Bryan’s Fuel today, October 29, at 6:00 p.m.

Training exercises like these are an important opportunity to work together with our community partners and emergency response agencies to strengthen preparedness, review procedures, and ensure we’re ready to respond when it matters most.

You may notice emergency vehicles and personnel in the area of 400 Richardson Road this evening. Please don’t be alarmed — this is a planned training exercise, not a real emergency.

Thank you to Bryan’s Fuel and Beatty Petroleum Consulting Inc. for prioritizing safety and preparedness and for collaborating with our local emergency responders to help keep our community safe. 🤝

🚨 Emergency Training Exercise — October 29 🚨

Safety and preparedness are a priority at Bryan’s Fuel.

Today, October 29, at 6 PM, our team will be participating in an emergency response exercise at our facility at 400 Richardson Road in Orangeville. The exercise is designed to help us ensure our emergency procedures are current, effective, and ready when needed.

During the exercise, members of the public may notice emergency vehicles with flashing lights, first responders, and other emergency personnel in the area.

Please don’t be alarmed — this is a planned training exercise, not a real emergency.

We appreciate the support of our local emergency responders, the Town of Orangeville and the County of Dufferin in helping us maintain a safe and prepared community.

10/28/2026

Halloween party safety tips:
🎃Keep exits and stairways clear at all times.
🎃Avoid overcrowding and ensure guests can leave easily in an emergency.
🎃Supervise cooking, candles, fireplaces, and outdoor fire features.
🎃If alcohol or cannabis is served, provide non-alcoholic options and plan safe transportation for guests.
🎃Test that smoke and CO alarms work and replace any that are expired!

10/27/2026

👌Hey there! Did your class make a plan for a chance to win a pizza party plus school supplies for your class! 😁Contest ends October 30th.

10/26/2026

🎃Halloween should be fun, memorable, and safe for children, families, drivers, and homeowners. Planning ahead can reduce the risk of fires and accidental injuries.
👍Choose bright-coloured costumes or add reflective tape, glow sticks, or lights so children are easier for drivers to see after dark.
👍Ensure costumes fit properly. Long hems, oversized shoes, masks, and props can create trip hazards.
👍Use face paint instead of masks where possible. Masks can limit vision and make it harder to see traffic, curbs, and stairs.
👍Select flame-resistant costumes, wigs, and accessories when available.
🔥Keep costumes away from candles, jack-o’-lanterns, fireplaces, and other heat sources.
👍Use soft, flexible costume props. Avoid sharp swords, sticks, or other pointed accessories.

10/24/2026

📯Hey Orangeville! We'll be at Home Hardware today answering questions about lithium battery safety and smoke alarms. 🚒Do you have other fire safety questions? Come in and ask us.

10/23/2026

👌Hey there! Ready for some fun? Make a plan with your classmates and you could win a pizza party plus school supplies for your class! 😁Don’t forget to ask your teacher if your class can join in. Contest ends October 30th.

10/22/2026

🚨Strobe smoke alarms combine an audible alarm with a high-intensity flashing light. They are an important life-safety feature for people who are Deaf, hard of hearing, or unable to reliably hear a standard smoke alarm while sleeping or may not wake easily to an audible smoke alarm alone.
🏠In homes built in 2015 or later, they are required in every bedroom, every level and outside every sleeping area of your home. If your alarms are more than 10 years old, it's time to replace them! Test newly installed alarms to make sure they are all interconnected.

10/20/2026

🚒🏆 Congratulations, ODSS!

Orangeville District Secondary School has taken home first place in the CWB Foundation award for its incredible replica of the 1931 Bickle fire truck!

We are thrilled to have this amazing piece of Orangeville’s firefighting history in our station for visitors, staff and families to enjoy for years to come! ❤️

Congratulations to the talented students and staff who brought this piece of history to life. What an incredible achievement and a wonderful addition to our station!

We were thrilled to be included in all of the phases, from brainstorming of ideas on the projects to the final reveal, and we couldn't be more proud to have met and worked alongside these incredible and talented students on this incredible project!

🔗 Learn more: https://www.ugdsb.ca/article/18850

10/18/2026

It is with heavy hearts that we at Orangeville Fire Services extend our deepest condolences to the families and loved ones of the Canadian Armed Forces members killed and injured in the tragic incident at CFB Wainwright, Alberta.

Those who serve our country dedicate themselves to protecting others, often facing risks and sacrifices that are difficult to put into words. We stand in solidarity with our military community during this incredibly difficult time.

We also extend our sincere gratitude to the firefighters, emergency personnel, and first responders who answered the call and provided assistance when it was needed most.

Our thoughts are with those who have lost their lives, those recovering from their injuries, their families, and all those affected by this tragedy.

10/16/2026

😃 Orangeville students could win a class lunch and resource kit—ask their teacher about the home escape plan contest before it closes! Still time to win—the contest closes soon! !