Fraser Lake Fire Rescue

08/27/2026

06/06/2026

Help us Help you. For the rural folks around Fraser Lake, please take this RDBN great FREE offer.

The RDBN Civic Address Sign Project is helping improve property identification across the region by providing highly visible civic address signs to rural properties.

Clear and visible address signs help emergency responders identify and locate the correct property, especially at night, during poor weather conditions, or in emergency situations. Civic addressing plays an important role in ensuring properties can be found when needed.

Residents participating in the project will receive a free, reflective civic address sign designed to improve visibility and make civic addresses easier to identify.

This project is made possible by the Next Generation 911 (NG911) funding program, which is administered by the Union of BC Municipalities and funded by the Province of BC.

Learn more about the project and order your sign at:
👉 https://www.rdbn.bc.ca/departments/protective-services/civic-address-sign-project

05/06/2026

While campfires are still permitted in the area, unattended campfires are never permitted. Fraser Lake Fire Rescue has responded to calls regarding unattended campfires. Be responsible and fully extinguish your campfires.

05/06/2026

With summer around the corner, now’s the time to prepare your home for wildfires 🔥

Make grab-and-go bags for everyone you live with including pets: PreparedBC.ca/grab-and-go

Make your home emergency plan: PreparedBC.ca/EmergencyPlan

FireSmart your home: FireSmart BC

Check your insurance: Insurance Bureau of Canada

Learn more: www.PreparedBC.ca/wildfires

Alt text: Wildfire burning across a forested hillside under smoky red skies.

05/06/2026

Effective Tuesday, May 5, at 12 p.m. PT, Category 2 and 3 open burning are prohibited in the Prince George, Robson Valley and VanJam fire zones of the Prince George Fire Centre. This includes the Prince George and Stuart Nechako Forest Districts.

The following activities are prohibited:
• Binary exploding targets
• Fire works, as defined in the Fireworks Act of BC
• Burn barrels or burn cages
• Controlled air incinerators
• Air curtain burners
• Carbonizers

The prohibitions will remain in place until 12 p.m. on October 31, 2026, or until the orders are rescinded.

For more information, including a map outlining the affected area, please visit: https://blog.gov.bc.ca/bcwildfire/open-fire-prohibition-planned-for-parts-of-the-prince-george-fire-centre-2/

04/04/2026

Fantastic turnout this year for the Easter Egg hunt. Big thanks to the ladies that put it on

12/18/2025

12/06/2025

Fantastic turn out for the Parade of Lights