Mayne island Fire/Rescue

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911 to report all emergencies

 

To report a non-emergency smoke smell/sighting please

Call Langford dispatch at 1 250 478 9555

Dwelling Protection Grade (DPG) http://www.fireunderwriters.ca/dpg_e.asp

  Minimum criteria for Dwelling Protection Grade 3B

What is the DPG system?

One of the fire insurance classifications we establish and convey to FUS member companies is the Dwelling Protection Grade. The D.P.G. is a numerical system scaled from 1 to 5. One (1) is the highest grading possible and 5 indicates little or no recognized public fire protection. This grading reflects the ability of a community to handle fires in small buildings (e.g. single family dwellings).

 

EXTREME

 

LOW

 

MODERATE

 

HIGH

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Effective 12:01 AM October 1st:

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Effective 12:01 AM October 16th:

SMALL PILE & INCINERATOR (Class B)

OUT-DOOR BURNING PERMITED

Class B permits available at the Gas Station

MACHINE PILED CLASS A

OUT-DOOR BURNING PERMITED

Class A permits available ONLY at the Fire Hall

Fact:Text Box:  The Mayne Island Volunteer Firefighters Association would like to express our thanks to our community for its overwhelming support. We have nearly reached our fundraising goal of Ten Thousand Dollars for the extrication and rescue tools. 

We sincerely appreciate all the notes and cards expressing your support and appreciation for your fire department. 
FundraisingText Box: View the full page article here: February Update