MEDWAY RIVER FIRE DEPARTMENTS

What We Are Where We Are Maps   Charleston Fire Dept   Greenfield Fire Dept   Mill Village Fire Dept   Port Medway Fire Dept Fundraising Events Recruitment Home Safety Information Emergency Preparedness Worker Safety Automobile Air Bags Victim Extraction Fallen Wires Hazardous Materials Hydrogen News Current Weather Burning Regulations Burning Permits Suggestions For Safe Burns Traffic Regulations Using 911 The Importance Of A Fast Response To What Do We Respond? Road Conditions Forest Fires Hall Rentals Nova Scotia Fire Departments Directions to get to: Charleston Danesville East Port Medway Greenfield Mill Village Port Medway Site Credits Contact informationSite Map

This site is a compendium of information about anything to do with fire, the causes of fire and about fire safety.  It is written by volunteer members of a small, rural community in Nova Scotia who see the internet as one means to share their knowledge in a way that will hopefully minimize risks posed by fire to persons and real property.  Within our pages you will find a good deal of general information which is applicable to everyone no matter where they are.  You will also find sections that relate more specifically to the small number of volunteer fire departments along the Medway River that it serves.  As a work in progress some fire department sections contain more information than do others; over time the information contained in each section should grow both as an archive and as a source of more current information. Situated where we are in Nova Scotia,  much of the information might be somewhat Nova Scotia focussed and, to a lesser extent, Canada focussed.  However you will also find much material sourced from the United States of America, Britain and beyond. The threat of fire involves homes, businesses, workplace safety, health and well being, motor vehicles, collisions, traffic and traffic direction, emergency response by multiple agencies.  It involves the use of specially equipped fire vehicles carrying huge amounts of equipment, some mundane, some very advanced and expensive.  Fighting fire, particularly in rural communities, involves leadership, training, volunteering, fund raising.  Above all it involves community.  You should find all of this and more within our pages.  If you looked for information about fire safety that you were unable to find here, please let us know.  We would dearly love to fill the void. FOREST FIRE WATCH.   HOW GREAT IS THE FOREST FIRE HAZARD HERE IN NOVA SCOTIA OR ELSEWHERE IN CANADA?   CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT. THIS SITE IS CURRENTLY BEING DEVELOPED AND EXPANDED ON A DAILY BASIS THROUGH THE EFFORTS AND COOPERATION OF VOLUNTEER COMMUNITY MEMBERS IN THE REGION OF QUEENS, NOVA SCOTIA Site last updated June 7, 2010

The Medway River Fire Departments thank the many community minded business, organizations and individuals who, in one way or another, support their local volunteer fire departments.  These include: