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A busy evening at the Fire Hall for the Weekly Drill before the snow began… again. Groups of Firefighters spent the evening doing Wildfire Equipment & Portable Pump Operation reviews, Rapid Intervention & Mayday, Firefighter I Skills & a FireSmart webinar. #mondaynightdrill

This Monday evening we have groups of Firefighters doing Wildfire Equipment & Pump Operations reviews, Rapid Intervention skills, Firefighter I skills & a FireSmart webinar. #mondaynightdrill

❄️💨 With Environment Canada weather alerts in place across much of the island, our crews are on standby and ready to respond. For emergencies involving the electrical system, call us at: 1 800 474 5711. Check out more tips for being Spring storm ready: newfoundlandpower.com/en/Outages/Abo… Stay safe, everyone.

On this Monday’s Day Drill we continued with our Firefighter I program, along with Pump Operations. Always training to enhance our skill sets & be prepared to serve the community.

Coming up on Saturday, photos with the Easter Bunny at the Peninsula Mall 10AM-5PM hosted by the @MYSTFireWrens! Hop on in to support their fundraising activity!

Protection Act (assembly.nl.ca/legislation/sr…) provides the table above with a summary of the materials that are not permitted to be burned. (2/2)

Did you know there are materials which are not allowed to be burned? While many materials are hazardous to residents, there are materials which are not permitted to be burned & need to be disposed of properly. The NL Air Pollution Control Regulations - Environmental (1/2)

We have a crew standing down from Stand-By in Burin as the Burin Fire Department returns to their Fire Hall, Engine #3 & Rescue #6 now returning to our Fire Hall.

Firefighter Training Opportunities: We are hosting the new Ground Cover Firefighting for Structural Firefighters course (2 dates)

Public Advisory from the Town of Marystown:

Public Advisory from the Town of Marystown:

Fire Departments for response to wildfires. Welcome to the instructors from Manitoba. Thank you to the Fire Services Division & partners for rolling out this important program! (2/2)

Captain Clarke & Fire Chief Bolt are participating in a Ground Cover Firefighting for Structural Firefighters train-the-trainer course in St. John’s today & tomorrow with fellow Fire Service instructors. This course is new to the province & will be delivered to municipal (1/2)

Thank you to Emberley’s Transport Limited for shipping this unit home for us! Thanks to all involved in the Global Medic effort to support Fire Departments in our province!

Our heartfelt appreciation to Global Medic, their partners & Fire Services Division for the donation of a Wildfire Skid Unit to our Fire Department today in Mount Pearl! We are committed to continuously improving our service & this donation will enhance our capabilities. (1/2)

“We don’t train until we get it right, we train until we can’t get it wrong.” Great work everyone! #mondaynightdrill (2/2)

Our Firefighters spent this evening training in Rope Rescue, Firefighter I Skills - Overhaul & Salvage + TIC, Rapid Intervention & Mayday communications, & SCBA Confidence drills. Continued education prepares our Firefighters for incidents we respond to & possible situations(1/2)

This Monday evening we have groups of Firefighters participating in Rope Rescue, Firefighter I skills - Overhaul & Salvage, Rapid Intervention + Mayday Communications, & SCBA Confidence training. #mondaynightdrill

Emergency Scene Traffic Management practical training during this morning’s Day Drill.

Photos with the Easter Bunny hosted by the @MYSTFireWrens on Saturday, March 28, 2026! 🩶🐰