Leeds 1000 Islands Fire Services

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https://www.leeds1000islands.ca/living-here/fire-service/ The Leeds 1000 Islands Fire Service provides fire & emergency services to the residents of township of TLTI located within the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville. The Township is located along the St. Lawrence River with a population of approximately 9,300 permanent residents, firefighters deliver on-going service to the tens of thousan

ds of visitors every year. With a compliment of almost 100 part-time, paid-on-call suppression staff, a full-time Fire Prevention Officer and home to a Regional Training Centre. Firefighters are dispatched by Brockville Fire Communications from (4) Fire Stations which covers over 612 square kilometers including Highway 401:

Station No. 1 - 1233 Prince Street Lansdowne ON

Station No. 2 - 151 Main Street Seeley’s Bay ON

Station No. 3 - 153 County Road 32 Gananoque ON

Station No. 4 - TLTI Emergency Services Training Centre
312 Lyndhurst Road, Lyndhurst ON

Stations 3 & 4 joined forces tonight for equipment familiarization and UTV patient transfer training. With numerous hiki...
03/31/2026

Stations 3 & 4 joined forces tonight for equipment familiarization and UTV patient transfer training. With numerous hiking trails within the township, we train to treat and extricate patients quickly and efficiently from deep in the woods.

Leeds firefighters continued working through skills this weekend towards their NFPA 1001 Firefighter Level 2 certificati...
03/29/2026

Leeds firefighters continued working through skills this weekend towards their NFPA 1001 Firefighter Level 2 certification.

Our food drive is on! Crews collected 200 lbs of food at Lansdowne Freshmart March 14th. This coming Sunday, March 29th,...
03/24/2026

Our food drive is on! Crews collected 200 lbs of food at Lansdowne Freshmart March 14th.
This coming Sunday, March 29th, we’re joining forces with Gananoque Fire Service to collect at No Frills and Metro Gananoque from 9-12. Come out and support our local food banks.

March Break is a popular time for families to travel and enjoy a well-deserved vacation. Before you settle into your hot...
03/15/2026

March Break is a popular time for families to travel and enjoy a well-deserved vacation. Before you settle into your hotel, cottage, or rental, take a moment to check that there are working smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors in the lodging.

These devices provide an early warning and can save lives in the event of a fire or carbon monoxide emergency.

✔ Look for smoke alarms on every level and near sleeping areas
✔ Check for a carbon monoxide detector, especially if the building has fuel-burning appliances or an attached garage
✔ If possible, press the test button to make sure they’re working

A quick check can give you peace of mind so you can focus on enjoying your March Break safely.

Don't forget to have an escape plan too!

Station 1 firefighters spent time today working the food drive at Lansdowne Freshmart collecting food and monetary donat...
03/14/2026

Station 1 firefighters spent time today working the food drive at Lansdowne Freshmart collecting food and monetary donations for local food banks.

🚒 Support Your Local Food Banks This SaturdayLeeds 1000 Islands firefighters will be out in the community this Saturday,...
03/11/2026

🚒 Support Your Local Food Banks This Saturday

Leeds 1000 Islands firefighters will be out in the community this Saturday, March 14th from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM at Lansdowne Freshmart supporting the Chief Fire Officers Association of Leeds and Grenville in collecting food and monetary donations for local food banks.

If you’re stopping by the store, please consider picking up an extra non-perishable food item or making a small donation. Your support will help ensure local families have access to food when they need it most.

Thank you for helping us support our community! ❤️🥫🚒

Prolonged heavy rain is expected in our area today and may lead to basement flooding, flooded roadways, and significantl...
03/11/2026

Prolonged heavy rain is expected in our area today and may lead to basement flooding, flooded roadways, and significantly increased water levels and flows in local creeks, streams, and rivers.

Residents are reminded to:
• Monitor basement areas and sump pumps
• Avoid driving through flooded roads or low-lying areas
• Use extra caution near waterways, as fast-moving water and rapidly changing conditions can be dangerous

Please stay alert for flooded areas and adjust travel plans if necessary. If you encounter a flooded roadway, turn around and find an alternate route.

Stay safe and continue to monitor local conditions throughout the day.

Station 3 firefighters set up their MAXIMETAL pumper to light up the training grounds while they broke out the Holmatro ...
03/10/2026

Station 3 firefighters set up their MAXIMETAL pumper to light up the training grounds while they broke out the Holmatro USA & Canada OmniShore struts from 1200 Degrees Ontario. A great night for extrication training.

🚒 Training This Weekend 🚒Several of our newer firefighters spent the weekend continuing their education as they work tow...
03/08/2026

🚒 Training This Weekend 🚒

Several of our newer firefighters spent the weekend continuing their education as they work toward completing their NFPA Firefighter II certification.

Firefighting requires ongoing learning, dedication, and countless hours of training. These members are building on the skills they developed during their Firefighter I training and continuing to grow their knowledge to better serve and protect our community.

We appreciate the commitment these firefighters show by giving up their weekends to train and improve their skills.

👏 Thank you for your dedication to the community and to the fire service.

⏰ Spring Ahead Tonight – Don’t Forget Your Alarms! 🚨When you change your clocks tonight for the spring time change, take...
03/08/2026

⏰ Spring Ahead Tonight – Don’t Forget Your Alarms! 🚨

When you change your clocks tonight for the spring time change, take a moment to change the batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms as well.

Working alarms provide an early warning and can make the difference in an emergency. It only takes a few minutes to help protect your home and family.

✔ Replace the batteries in all smoke and carbon monoxide alarms
✔ Press the test button to make sure they are working
✔ Replace alarms that are more than 10 years old

A simple habit that saves lives: Change your clocks, change your batteries.

⚠️ Changing Weather Conditions – Use CautionWith the recent rain and melting snow, residents may notice rapidly changing...
03/07/2026

⚠️ Changing Weather Conditions – Use Caution

With the recent rain and melting snow, residents may notice rapidly changing conditions across the Township. These conditions can lead to:

• Localized flooding in low-lying areas
• Water pooling on roads and properties
• Rapidly weakening ice conditions on lakes, rivers, and ponds

Residents are reminded that no ice is safe ice, especially during periods of rain and thaw.

Please use caution near waterways and flooded areas, and keep children and pets away from unstable ice.

Stay safe and stay aware of changing conditions.

🚒 New Apparatus in Service 🚒Leeds 1000 Islands Fire Service is proud to announce the delivery of two new frontline appar...
03/04/2026

🚒 New Apparatus in Service 🚒

Leeds 1000 Islands Fire Service is proud to announce the delivery of two new frontline apparatus to enhance the safety and service we provide to our community.

A new Mini Rescue has been accepted and will be placed in service at Station 4, replacing a pick-up truck and a very well-seasoned rescue truck that has served us reliably for many years.

We have also taken delivery of a new Pumper, which will be housed at Station 3, replacing a truck that had reached the end of its service life.

These additions strengthen our operational readiness and ensure our firefighters have modern, reliable equipment when responding to emergencies.

We extend our sincere thanks to MAXIMETAL , Commercial Emergency Equipment Co. , and Alex Cafovski for their assistance in helping us bring these units into service.

Thank you to our Council and community for your continued support of fire service excellence.

Address

Lyndhurst, ON

Telephone

+16136592415

Website

https://www.facebook.com/TLTI.EmergencyServicesTrainin

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