Oakville Fire

Oakville Fire Official page - Oakville Fire Department. Account is not monitored 24/7. Call 9-1-1 in an emergency. Over 200 firefighters staff Oakville's nine fire stations.

In addition to fire suppression, Oakville Fire staff work on many services including training, communications, fire prevention, fire investigations, public education, public information and media relations and Fire Code enforcement.

Today, members of the Town of Oakville Executive Leadership Team stepped into our world at the Oakville Fire Training Ca...
06/04/2026

Today, members of the Town of Oakville Executive Leadership Team stepped into our world at the Oakville Fire Training Campus for Emergency Excellence.

From live demonstrations to hands-on insights into our operations, the visit offered a closer look at the people, skills, and resources that help us respond when seconds count.

Preparedness doesn't happen by chance, it happens through commitment, continuous learning, and a team that's ready to answer the call.

Thanks to our Town leaders for joining us and experiencing a day in the life of Oakville Fire.

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Today, members of the Town of Oakville Executive Leadership Team stepped into our world at the Oakville Fire Training Ca...
06/04/2026

Today, members of the Town of Oakville Executive Leadership Team stepped into our world at the Oakville Fire Training Campus for Emergency Excellence.

From live demonstrations to hands-on insights into our operations, the visit offered a closer look at the people, skills, and resources that help us respond when seconds count.

Preparedness doesn't happen by chance, it happens through commitment, continuous learning, and a team that's ready to answer the call.

Thanks to our Town leaders for joining us and experiencing a day in the life of Oakville Fire.

06/04/2026

🚒 Meet New Recruit Samuel Natale! 🚒

Samuel brings firsthand fire service experience as a volunteer firefighter, along with industry knowledge from working at Dependable Emergency Vehicles. Now he’s ready to serve the Oakville community.

Welcome, Samuel!

🚨 Home Awareness Program 2026 🚨We are launching our annual Home Awareness Program with a simple goal: meet us at the doo...
06/03/2026

🚨 Home Awareness Program 2026 🚨

We are launching our annual Home Awareness Program with a simple goal: meet us at the door and help ensure your home has working smoke/CO alarms.

🚪 Between June–July (Cycle 1) and September–October (Cycle 2), firefighters will be visiting homes across to conduct a brief survey. This helps us better understand current compliance with smoke and carbon monoxide alarm requirements, especially following updated Ontario regulations that came into effect January 1st. These include expanded carbon monoxide (CO) alarm requirements on every storey of the home and outside all sleeping areas in homes with fuel-burning appliances, fireplaces, or attached garages.

👨‍🚒 If we stop by and you’re home, we encourage you to take a moment to speak with us and complete the short survey.

📌 Not home? We’ll leave a door hanger with key information and a QR code linking to fire safety resources.

Look for awareness banners throughout the Town of Oakville as we roll out this public education campaign.

Together, we can strengthen home safety—one door at a time.🚪

Students from Oakville Christian School met their community helpers today 🚒 and got a hands-on look at firefighter prote...
06/02/2026

Students from Oakville Christian School met their community helpers today 🚒 and got a hands-on look at firefighter protective gear 🧯.

They learned a key life safety message: never hide in a fire—always get to a firefighter right away.

Public Education Officers were also on site delivering important fire safety messaging ahead of the summer break ☀️, helping students build safe habits before school lets out.

After an exceptional career spanning more than 30 years with the Town of Oakville and Oakville Fire, Fire Prevention Off...
06/02/2026

After an exceptional career spanning more than 30 years with the Town of Oakville and Oakville Fire, Fire Prevention Officer Andrew Povse is retiring.

Andrew began his journey in 1989 as a Building Inspector in the Building Department, later gaining experience as a Property Manager before joining the Fire Department in 1996 as a Fire Prevention Officer. Throughout his career, he demonstrated outstanding dedication, technical expertise, and a strong commitment to public safety.

On behalf of the Oakville Fire Department, we thank Andrew for his decades of dedicated service and lasting contributions. Wishing you a long, happy, and well-deserved retirement, Andrew. 🎉🚒

🍁 National Indigenous History MonthThis June, we recognize and celebrate the rich histories, cultures, traditions, and c...
06/02/2026

🍁 National Indigenous History Month

This June, we recognize and celebrate the rich histories, cultures, traditions, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples.

Learn. Reflect. Celebrate.

06/02/2026

🚒 Meet New Recruit Marley Angus! 🚒

An Oakville native, Marley brings a competitive edge from lacrosse and experience from the commercial real estate world. He’s excited to give back to the community he’s always called home.

Welcome, Marley!

👵👴 June is Seniors Month! 💙This month, we celebrate the seniors who helped build our community with their wisdom, kindne...
06/01/2026

👵👴 June is Seniors Month! 💙

This month, we celebrate the seniors who helped build our community with their wisdom, kindness, and resilience. Take time to check in, lend a hand, share a story, or simply say hello — small moments can make a big difference. 🌟

Let’s honour and support the older adults who continue to inspire us every day.

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Oakville, ON
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