Manotick Fire Station

"🚨 NEW Carbon Monoxide Alarm Requirements – Effective Jan 1, 2026 🚨
Commencing January 1, 2026, the Ontario Fire Code will require the installation of additional carbon monoxide alarms, regardless of building age. This new legislation also applies to residential occupancies, residential suites and care occupancies served by a forced-air fuel-burning appliance not contained within the building.
🏠 What’s Changing?
🔹 CO alarms will now be mandatory on every storey of all homes with a fuel-burning appliance, fireplace, or attached garage.
🔹 There are also updated requirements for residential suites, care occupancies, and retirement homes
🔹 Alarms must meet updated Ontario Fire Code and be placed in key locations
🔹 Battery operated and plug-in carbon monoxide alarms are permitted
💡 Why It Matters:
Carbon monoxide is a silent killer—colorless, odorless, and deadly. These updated rules are designed to keep families safe and save lives.
📅 Don't wait! Start preparing now to ensure your compliant before the 2026 deadline. Link to legislation here.
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Attention Manotick residents! As the days get shorter, stay visible and safe on our roads. Ottawa Fire Services is giving away free reflective bands and flashing lights for the 'Be Safe Be Seen' campaign. Pick yours up at Station 94 (5669 Manotick Main Street) on any Wednesday in October (8, 15, 22, 29) from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm.

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CHEO and Millers Farm - Pick for a Purpose

From Taste of Manotick. New recruit?

It's the end of an era! After many years of serving the community of Manotick, Captain Steve Moore is hanging up his helmet and turning off his radio for the last time tonight. Thank you for your service Captain and have a Happy Birthday today!

Dickinson Days 2025