The Office of the Fire Marshal contributes to an environment for Ontario residents that is safe from fire and other public safety hazards. This office provides leadership and expertise in reducing and eliminating these hazards.
Fire Safety Education
Our fire department can help you learn more about fire safety and fire prevention. If you are looking to educate your workplace or classroom on how to stay safe, or to book a fire station tour email our fire department or call 705-848-3232 for more information.
Important Online Resources
These online resources can help you learn more about our vital public service, and how to keep you and your family safe during a fire emergency.
Public Safety Canada provides helpful information on emergency management planning, how to develop a strategic emergency management plan and more information on natural disasters that can affect you.
The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) is a global, non-profit organization that works to eliminate death, injury property and economic loss due to fire and electrical hazards.
StaySafe.org is an online resource that can help you learn about hazards around your home. Keep your family safe with the proper knowledge of what to do when disaster strikes.
Ontario Municipal Fire Prevention Officers Association (OMFPOA)
The Ontario Municipal Fire Prevention Officers Association (OMFPOA) represents about 200 fire departments across the province. They represent the interests of the following groups to deliver services to Ontarians:
- Fire chiefs
- Fire prevention officers
- Public educators
- Fire investigators
- Plans examiners
- Suppression personnel
Sparky the Fire Dog is an important fire safety mascot/ambassador for young kids. Sparky was created by the NFPA to help engage children on all topics around fire prevention. Learn more about how Sparky can help your kids explore how to be safe around fires.
The National Fire Prevention Association offers information on building a home escape plan in case of fire, including planning, instructions and practicing.
Canada Safety Council offers a Fireworks Safety Tips to help you operate fireworks safely.
Learn how to handle a fire extinguisher with the helpful, online Fire Extinguisher Training Guide.
