Oromocto Fire Department

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The Oromocto Fire Department is a 54 member composite (combination) fire department serving the Town of Oromocto and the local service districts which encompass the communities of Lincoln, Burton, Geary, Maugerville, Sheffield, Rusagonis and Waasis.

🚸 Only One Week Until School Starts! 📚🚌With students heading back to school soon, we'll be seeing more traffic on our ro...
09/01/2026

🚸 Only One Week Until School Starts! 📚🚌

With students heading back to school soon, we'll be seeing more traffic on our roads, sidewalks, and at bus stops. Let's work together to keep everyone safe during the busy back-to-school season.

✅ Watch for children and other pedestrians, especially near schools, crosswalks, playgrounds, and bus stops.

✅ Slow down and obey all posted school zone speed limits.

✅ Be alert for flashing lights and stop arms on school buses and stop when required.

✅ Put distractions away. A few seconds of inattention can have serious consequences.

✅ Expect the unexpected. Children may enter the roadway suddenly or cross where you don't expect them.

✅ Allow yourself extra travel time during morning and afternoon school drop-off and pick-up periods.

✅ If you're walking or cycling, use designated crossings, stay visible, and follow traffic signals.

As the new school year begins, patience, awareness, and caution can make all the difference. Let's help ensure every student gets to and from school safely.

🚨Recruitment Now Open – Volunteer Firefighters 🚨The Oromocto Fire Department is seeking dedicated individuals to join ou...
08/31/2026

🚨Recruitment Now Open – Volunteer Firefighters 🚨

The Oromocto Fire Department is seeking dedicated individuals to join our team as front-line volunteer firefighters or support members. This is a rewarding opportunity to serve your community, gain valuable skills, and be part of a strong team.

How to Apply:
• Fill out the application that can be found here:https://www.oromocto.ca/vendor/laravel-filemanager/files/ofd-volunteer-application-fillable.pdf
• Email applications to [email protected]
• Or drop off in person at Fire Station #1 (Administration Side – right side door), 50 Miramichi Road, Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

** Applications are being accepted until October 18, 2026. **

Requirements:
• Must be 18 years of age or older
• Must live within the Oromocto Fire Department coverage area
• Must provide a clean Criminal/Vulnerable Sector Background Check and Driver’s Abstract
• Must successfully complete an interview, medical, and physical assessment
• Must be available for 75% of training, 50% of truck checks, and 25% of emergency calls

What We Offer:
• Weekly hands-on training (first two Tuesdays and last two Wednesdays of each month)
• Truck checks every Sunday evening
• Training and experience in a wide range of emergencies: vehicle collisions, structure fires, medical response, wildland firefighting, boat and water rescues, off-road incidents, and more

About the Department:
The Oromocto Fire Department has 54 members (career and volunteer). Career members are stationed at Station 1, while volunteers respond from Station 2. Together, we serve approximately 25,000 people and provide mutual aid to surrounding communities.

Many of our volunteer firefighters have gone on to successful careers in fire departments across New Brunswick and Canada. This could be the first step in your journey.

Apply today and become part of a team that makes a difference!

Our crews at Station 1 and Station 2 participated in a time-honored fire service tradition as they officially welcomed o...
08/28/2026

Our crews at Station 1 and Station 2 participated in a time-honored fire service tradition as they officially welcomed our new apparatus into service.

The fire truck push-in ceremony dates back to the 1800s when firefighters relied on horse-drawn equipment. After returning from a call, horses would be unharnessed and firefighters would manually push the apparatus back into the station. While modern fire engines no longer require this, the tradition lives on as a way to honor our history and celebrate the arrival of new life-saving equipment.

We are proud to officially push in our new Engine 1 at Station 1 and Rescue 2 at Station 2. These vehicles represent our continued commitment to providing the highest level of service to our community.

🎉 Congratulations to our two FireSmart Giveaway winners! 🎉One winner received a 72-Hour Emergency Kit, and the other won...
08/26/2026

🎉 Congratulations to our two FireSmart Giveaway winners! 🎉

One winner received a 72-Hour Emergency Kit, and the other won a WASP Wildfire Protection Sprinkler Kit. We hope these prizes help you stay prepared and resilient. Thank you to everyone who entered!

That's a wrap on the 2026 edition of FireSmart Fridays!Thank you to everyone who joined us at our community events this ...
08/21/2026

That's a wrap on the 2026 edition of FireSmart Fridays!

Thank you to everyone who joined us at our community events this year. We hope you walked away with new knowledge, practical tips, and a greater understanding of how we can all help reduce wildfire risk.

Our team had an amazing time connecting with residents, sharing information, and even making a few new friends along the way!
Be sure to check back next summer for more FireSmart tips, activities, and community events.

Together, let's keep our community FireSmart!

When landscaping around your home, keep in mind that plants with needles, cones, and highly resinous sap tend to ignite ...
08/14/2026

When landscaping around your home, keep in mind that plants with needles, cones, and highly resinous sap tend to ignite and burn more quickly. As a safer alternative, consider choosing plants with broad, leafy foliage and higher moisture content, as they are generally less flammable and can help reduce fire risk around your property.

For more information, please visit www.firesmartcanada.ca

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🚨Happening tonight! 🚨
08/12/2026

🚨Happening tonight! 🚨

🚒 Don’t miss it! Join us this Wednesday for an exciting evening packed with live demonstrations, free BBQ, truck tours, ...
08/10/2026

🚒 Don’t miss it! Join us this Wednesday for an exciting evening packed with live demonstrations, free BBQ, truck tours, fun activities, and so much more.

Wildfires can start naturally, often from lightning, and they can play an important role in renewing local ecosystems by...
08/07/2026

Wildfires can start naturally, often from lightning, and they can play an important role in renewing local ecosystems by clearing dead vegetation and making room for new growth. However, wildfires become dangerous when they spread out of control through fuel-dense areas or near communities. Uncontrolled wildfires can create serious risks for nearby homes, forests, and neighbourhoods, which is why it’s important to help keep your community FireSmart.

For more information, please visit www.firesmartcanada.ca

🚨 1089 Waasis Road West - Oromocto Fire Department Training Grounds FireSmart Wildfire Community Preparedness Day! 🚨📅 We...
08/04/2026

🚨 1089 Waasis Road West - Oromocto Fire Department Training Grounds FireSmart Wildfire Community Preparedness Day! 🚨
📅 Wednesday, August 12th, 6:00 PM
📍 Location: 1089 Waasis Road West

Join us as we come together to learn practical ways to reduce wildfire risk and help protect our homes, properties, and community. This is a great opportunity to connect with neighbours, gain valuable FireSmart knowledge, and take steps toward a safer, more resilient Oromocto and surrounding areas.

We look forward to seeing you there! 🔥🌲🏡

Address

50 Miramichi Road
Oromocto, NB
E2V1S2

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