Welcome
Thank you for visiting the Fire and Emergency Services website for the Municipality of the District of Chester. We welcome you and encourage you to explore our site and become involved with your local Fire Departments and the communities they serve.
There are seven district volunteer Fire Departments, all committed to serving the needs of area residents.
Notices & Advisories
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FIRE SEASON 2021 - March 15, 2021
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL RATEPAYERS MEETING 2021 FOR FIRE DISTRICT# 1 (3) - October 6, 2020
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Safety Measures for Fire Services - March 26, 2020
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Makita brand hand-held line trimmer with model number ER2600L, UPC 0 88381 69668 5 and serial number ranges from 161200801 to 161200870.161200801 to 161200870 - March 22, 2018 More
News and Events
- Before Operational Stress Injury Program / Du programme ? Avant le stress op?rationnel ?
- Celebration Series Episode 6 with special guest Fire Chief Monique Belair
- RFP2: Achieving Interoperability Between Search and Rescue Organizations
- RFI: Preparing a Remotely Piloted Aircraft Program Development Guide for Fire Depts. and SAR Orgs
- The EDI Celebration Series ? Episode 5
- Update: Wildland-Urban Interface Fire Guide
Prevention & Safety
Helpful Links
We have included Helpful Links providing access to many other useful and informative fire and emergency services web sites.
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Emergency Management
Want to Help?
Our Volunteering section outlines the benefits to you and your community if you can spare some time to help out your local department. We would love to have you on our team!
Fire Prevention Week 2021
This year's theme is LEARN THE SOUNDS OF FIRE SAFETY
SMOKE AND CARBON MONOXIDE ALARMS CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE
• Install smoke alarms on every level of the home,outside each sleeping area and inside each bedroom. Test monthly.
• When the alarm sounds,get out and stay out. Call 911.
• Carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning can be fatal.
• Install CO alarms outside each sleeping area and on every level of the home. Test monthly.
• If the CO alarm sounds, immediately move to a fresh air location outdoors. Call 911.
Please visit our Fire Prevention module for important fire safety information.
