Hamilton Fire Department

The Hamilton Fire Department (HFD) Incidents Dashboard just got an exciting new update-incidents are now displayed for 24 hours. Access the dashboard now via hamilton.ca/HFDIncidentsDa…

Whether you’re at a cozy cottage, enjoying a recreational vehicle (RV) or camping in a tent under the stars, being mindful of fire hazards, and exercising good fire safety practices, can protect nature and keep everyone safe. #HamOnt #StrongForYou

Install a CSA-approved working smoke alarm on every level of your home and outside sleeping areas according to the manufacturer’s directions. Test your smoke alarms monthly to ensure they're working. Change batteries yearly. #WorkingAlarmsSaveLives #HamOnt #StrongForYou

The Chief will be holding a press conference for the Multiple Alarm at 402 Concession St., at 3:30pm in the parking lot of Kal Tire (401 Concession St.)

Carbon monoxide is the silent killer - you cannot see it, taste it or smell it. #BeatTheSilentKiller Test your carbon monoxide alarms today to make sure they are working and learn about the signs and symptoms of CO poisoning. #TestItTuesday #HamOnt #StrongForYou

Hey #HamOnt, have you ever wondered if a hollow, bedroom door could provide any type of protection during a fire? Watch this imformative video to find out: closeyourdoor.org/#resources Let us know if you'll keep your door closed now. #CloseBeforeYouDoze #StrongForYou

Do you know the warning signs of tornadoes? -An extremely dark sky sometimes highlighted by green or yellow clouds -A rumbling or whistling sound like that of a train -A funnel shaped cloud For more info on what to do during a tornado go to: hamilton.ca/home-neighbour…

When was the last time you tested your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms #HamOnt? Monthly testing ensures your alarms are properly operating and can help save you and your family's lives in the event of a fire emergency! #NotAllHeroesWearCapes #TestItTuesday #StrongForYou

Did you know that tips for beating the heat are available in 13 different languages! To download these tips visit hamilton.ca/people-program… #StrongForYou #EmergencyPreparedness

Push the button, not your luck! A working smoke alarm gives you vital, extra time to escape if there is a fire in your home. Take a moment to test your smoke alarm today and have a home fire escape plan! #TestItTuesday #HamOnt #StrongForYou

In summer, outdoor grilling is one of the most popular ways to cook. Ensure the grill is placed well away from the house and anything that can burn or catch fire. Keep kids and pets at least one metre away, and never leave the BBQ unattended. #GrillSafety #HamOnt #StrongForYou

Be prepared #HamOnt! Take care of yourself and household members including pets for up to 72 hours in an emergency with this step-by-step Emergency Preparedness Guide: hamilton.ca/sites/default/… #EmergencyManagement #EmergencyPreparedness #StrongForYou

The Chief will be holding a press briefing at the fire scene at 83 Emerald St. South at 10:00

On behalf of Chief Cunliffe and all the members of the Hamilton Fire Department we are pleased to announce that the Hamilton Firefighters Flag Football Team has repeated as Champions at the 2025 World Police & Fire Games. The team beat South Florida Fire/Police 19-6 in the final

When out on the water plan ahead by checking forecasts for approaching storms. If you are on the water and a storm approaches get to land as quickly as possible. For more info on lightning safety on the water visit: canada.ca/en/environment… #EmergencyPreparedness

Emergency preparedness is important for everyone, no matter which language you speak. Download the Emergency Checklist in different languages: hamilton.ca/home-neighbour…

Hamilton Fire Chief will be holding a press release regarding the fatal fire at 29 Mons Avenue at 2pm at the corner of Mons Avenue and Avondale Street

Fire safety starts with you! Test smoke and carbon monoxide alarms monthly, and after a prolonged time away. From the cottage to the RV, just like home, develop and practice an escape plan, so everyone knows what to do, in case of fire. #BePrepared #StrongForYou #HamOnt

June is Pet Preparedness Month - In case of an emergency, consider where your pet could stay such as with family or friends. Talk about it with other members of your household so that they know the plan. For more info visit: hamilton.ca/BeforeAnEmerge… #EmergencyPreparedness

Be smart about fire pits: Use only in RURAL areas of the City Obtain a burn permit here: bit.ly/4kxkrBg Use in an open area and never underneath any overhang Use a screen over/around the fire Have water or sand nearby to put out when finished #HamOnt #StrongForYou

June is Pet Preparedness Month - Make sure to keep copies of vaccination records and a picture of your pet(s) in case you become separated during an emergency. For more information visit: hamilton.ca/BeforeAnEmerge… #EmergencyManagement #EmergencyPreparedness #StrongForYou