Second day into Co-op and Cailey is hard at it attending an Emergency Management Workshop presented by Hydro One.
Another busy weekend at the Regional Training Centre, NFPA 1033 Fire Investigation course underway. Students covering all aspects of systematic investigation techniques.
Grey Highlands Fire retweeted
The Grey Highlands Firefighters Toy Drive is back! 🪀 🎁
Drop off a new, unwrapped toy in one of the many drop boxes throughout #GreyHighlands (including one at the Municipal Office) and help make a local child's Christmas extra special this year. 🎄 🎅
New helmets handed to our newest Acting Captains, Captain and District Chief. Congratulations to the newest leaders of the department, and the promotion of our exiting leaders. Wear the new helmets proudly Steve, Kyle, Alex, Greg, Chris and Woody.
Proud of these four fighters who participated in the 911 Memorial Walk yesterday held at the Bayshore, 10 laps around the arena walking up every stair, very impressive.
Grey Highlands Fire retweeted
Registration for Camp Molly Hanover closes soon! 🚒
To submit your application go to campmolly.ca
#volunteer #InspireInclusion #firefighting #firefighter #campmolly #womeninfire #womensupportingwomen #empower #explore #explorepage #hanover
Recruits spent their Sunday learning and practicing their auto ex skills. By the looks of the smiles, training went well.
Firefighters were happy to be using the MLFTU provided by the Ontario Fire College, training never stops
Grey County Regional Training Centre is proud to be the host a NFPA 1033 Fire Investigator Course, delivering training to firefighters from across the region.
Grey Highlands Fire retweeted
Hanover Fire is hosting a #CampMolly October 17 to 20, 2024. This is an opportunity for females, non-binary, and two spirit youth between 15 and 18 to learn that a career in the fire service is viable and rewarding. Stay tuned for more details @campmolly_fire @TownofHanover
Grey Highlands Fire is happy to welcome 8 new recruits to the department. They are well into the program and their dedication is already evident. Welcome, Derek, Jessica, Darrin, Lucas, Andre, Amanda, Larissa and Rebecca.
The message is clear, working smoke alarms saves lives. Why take the chance, test yours today.
Fatal fires rose last year and though fatalities are down from 2022, the increase in fatal fires is extremely troubling. Each death is a loved one and together we can lower fatal fires in our communities! Test smoke alarms monthly and practice a home fire escape plan. #FireSafety
Crews responded to a structure fire this morning, house fully involved upon arrival. Homeowner was woken up by a smoke alarm and he was able to safely exit the home. Working smoke alarms save lives !! It's a simple as that. #savedbythebeep
@ONFireMarshal
Grey Highlands Fire retweeted
🚨 Attention Residents of Grey Highlands! 🚨
Grey Highlands Fire Services is hosting a Recruitment Information Night on December 20th at 7 PM.
📍 Where: Markdale Fire Hall, 200 Isla St
📅 When: December 20th @ 7 PM
📧 Send your resume to fireadmin@greyhighlands.ca
Grey Highlands Fire retweeted
🚒🎁 Heartfelt thanks to each and every one of you who donated to this year's @mgh_fire Toy Drive! The overflowing boxes represent the joy, thoughtfulness, and spirit of giving in our incredible community. 👏
Great outcome last night for a hunter lost in the bush. All agencies, @WestGreyPolice @hanoverfd @GreyParamedics West Grey Fire, @MGH_Fire worked well together. Drone thermal technology was used to locate the hunter that allowed crews to walk in an make patient contact.
Early morning wake up call to assist Dundalk Fire for a commercial structure fire, thankfully there were no injuries.



































