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The LaSalle Fire Service takes pride in its prompt and effective response to emergencies, and its fire prevention education for children and families. The LaSalle Fire Department proudly protects 24,000 people living in an area of 75 square kilometres. We operate out of one station that protects a primarily rural/urban area. Our department is a public department whose members are on a volunteer status.
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“We are a caring team dedicated to promoting safety, and providing positive outcomes to fellow citizens in a time of need” |
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The Office of the Fire Marshall and the Technical Standards and Safety Authority Warn the Public of Safety Issues with 20-Pound Propane Cylinders |
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When an emergency occurs, you could be anywhere but it is most likely that you will be either at home, at work or in your car. Having specific supplies available on-hand can help you endure an emergency by making you self-sufficient for 3 days or even longer.
View the Public Safety
Canada website Only working smoke alarms can save your life! As of March 1, 2006 every home in Ontario must have a working smoke alarm on every storey and outside all sleeping areas. Failure to comply with the fire code smoke alarm requirements could result in a fine of up to $50,000 for individuals or $100,000 for corporations. |
LaSalle Fire Service Master Plan Final report.
The Office of the Fire Marshal is notifying the
public that on March 10, 2009, Maytag
Corporation announced a voluntary recall of
various refrigerator models. An electrical
failure in the relay, which is the component
that turns on the refrigerator’s compressor, can
cause overheating and pose a serious fire
hazard.
Public warned of a recall on Firex Carbon
Monoxide Alarms and Combination Smoke
Alarm/Carbon Monoxide Alarms |
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In the case of an emergency the Reverse 911 database does not contain unlisted numbers. To ensure that you are notified in the case of an emergency, we are requesting all residents with unlisted numbers, or persons who feel they might not be included in the database for other reasons, to download and complete the following form (pdf) and return to your Municipal Office or click the logo below to fill in the form online: 5950 Malden Rd, Information released must be in written form NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. The information provided will only be used in the event of an emergency and not released to any third party use.
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The LaSalle Firefighters Association understands that in an emergency, every second counts. Locating residential addresses can be very difficult in some locations throughout the Town. At night or during inclement weather emergency responders can lose precious time trying to locate obscured or inconsistent house numbers. Trees, long driveways & obstructions often prevent us from being able to find your address. In some cases there are no address numbers present at all. For a limited time the LaSalle Firefighters Association are offering to provide and install the highly visible 911 address signs in a standardized location on your property. These signs have become a standard throughout the province and for good reason. They definitely reduce response times in emergency situations. For an all-inclusive price of $45.00, members of the LaSalle Firefighters Association will provide the sign, arrange for the appropriate utility locates, and come out to install the sign at a pre-arranged time that is convenient for you. To order a sign simply use this 911 address signs link, or call the fire hall at 519-966-0744 ext.4. Please be sure to include a contact number so we can arrange installation
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