New Glasgow Fire, PEI

08/25/2026

New London Fire CompanyKinkora and Area Volunteer Fire DepartmentNew Glasgow Fire, PEISouris Fire DepartmentCrapaud Volunteer Fire DepartmentWellington Fire Dept. Prince Edward Island

08/16/2026

On Friday the NGFD with help from Rustico Fire battled a barn on fire. Island EMS and Fire Marshall's Office also attended the scene.
There were 2 horses in the barn at the time who were saved by the quick work from their neighbor. The neighbor heard a bang and lost power. When he looked outside he noticed smoke coming from the barn and quickly phoned 911. No animals or people were harmed in the fire. One of the horses actually raced on Saturday and finished 3rd in the race. A camper close to the structure suffered some damage but the owner got it pulled away before losing it as well.
Team work and community service was very evident in this fire from every angle.
Sorry for the building loss for the family, but they will rebuild and move on.

07/14/2026

Planning some yard clean up? While burning brush is legal.... burning garbage or household waste is not. Open burning must always follow provincial rules.

Burning waste releases harmful pollutants and increases wildfire risk.

✅Check daily burn restrictions.
✅Burn only approved materials.
❌Never burn household waste.
✅Fires must be attended at all times.

Help protect our communities and the environment. Learn more about safe burning here https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/topic/burning

07/14/2026

It's dry out there folks, please practice fire safety and follow the rules and burn restrictions. The woods, ground etc are dry and easily ignited. This was a re-ignition of a control burn from the previous day. Just goes to show what the wind and dry weather can do.
Thankfully this one got put out quickly.
Thank you to North Rustico Fire Dept. for the help.

07/10/2026

Our fallen Paramedics, will make their way home today.
They will be coming through our area around 4pm and you will notice a large presence of members, family and friends doing a Salute as they come by from Hunter River, by our hall and to Central Queens Funeral.
Please slow down, pay attention and be patient as we all navigate through this.
Thank you for your understanding and supprt as we bring them home.

07/07/2026

New Glasgow Fire Dept sends our condolences and support to all those involved in this tragedy

07/06/2026

Please join us in welcoming our newest recruits. All 3 of these members signed up to serve our communities. Thank you for your service.
Ram Lokam
Cole Whiteway
Mona Mendoza

07/05/2026

Please enjoy a great weekend with family amd friends. But also make good choices.

As the Cavendish Beach Music Festival gets closer, we want to remind everyone about open liquor laws.

Open liquor laws apply at CBMF. That means alcohol must stay inside the festival grounds — it cannot be taken into the parking lot, onto nearby roads, or anywhere off site. Leaving the grounds with open liquor can lead to fines and puts others at risk.

Entering the grounds with your own liquor is also illegal and subject to liquor act offences.

Enjoy the festival responsibly, respect the law, and help keep CBMF safe for everyone attending.

06/19/2026

Appreciation Post
Over the last couple of weeks we have had the honor of working with our Mutual Aid Fire Depts.
First a structure fire that New London Fire Dept and North Rustico Fire dept helped with water and manpower
Second a Machine Fire with trees on fire that North River and Provincial Forestry helped with water, machinery and manpower.
Proud to work with these groups and thank you to them and our members for the help

05/26/2026

Planning some spring clean up? While burning brush is legal.... burning garbage or household waste is not. Open burning must always follow provincial rules.

Burning waste releases harmful pollutants and increases wildfire risk.

✅Check daily burn restrictions.
✅Burn only approved materials.
❌Never burn household waste.
✅Fires must be attended at all times.

Help protect our communities and the environment. Learn more about safe burning here https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/topic/burning