Smith’s Cove Fire Department

06/10/2026

Get Ready Fans, Friends, Followers & Supporters 👀

Remember back in November when we had you guess at our special announcement 📣 .?

We have been informed that tomorrow the press release will go out and that we can share the Announcement.!

Any last guesses as to what it is before the reveal.? Guess in the comments section to see if you end up getting this right.!!

06/10/2026

Community Coffee ☕️ Announcement 📣

Please be advised that Starting tomorrow Thursday June 11th from 09:30-11:30 that Community Coffee will be hosted by the Smith's Cove Museum located at 590 Highway 1 in Smith’s Cove.

This location change will be for all Thursdays during the summer months unless otherwise announced by the Museum.

Please look forward to their Facebook posts for the weekly reminders going forward for the next little bit and also if not done already please consider giving the Museum a like & a follow to stay in touch with local programming.

See you sometime in the Fall.

Sincerely SCFD

06/06/2026

Smith’s Cove FD Call Report for the Months of April & May

April 18th Vehicle Fire, Highway 101 Smith’s Cove

Total Calls for the Month = 1
Total Calls YTD = 3

May 10th Single Vehicle MVC/Vehicle in water, Smith’s Cove

Total Calls for the Month = 1
Total Calls YTD = 4

06/04/2026

☕️ Smith’s Cove FD 🚒 Community Coffee is on tomorrow June 04th 09:30-11:30ish.

🚨 Please Note this is the last Community Coffee at the Fire Department. Community Coffee will be at Smith’s Cove Museum beginning June 11th ☕️ ☕️ ☕️

Lots of variety and not just coffee ☕️ 🫖

06/01/2026

🛑 🦺 Traffic Advisory 🦺 🛑

Please be advised that there is road work taking place in Smith’s Cove.

Flaggers are in place near Brinton’s Auto on Highway 1, near Pettrie Road on Highway 1, Joggin Lane & Back Road North. We are told the road work is for Back Road North area.

Please give the road crews the space they deserve and keep it slow.

05/28/2026

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Who’s getting that phone call 📱 would it be you.?

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Running out of time if you wait then you could be late ⏰

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05/27/2026

☕️ Smith’s Cove FD 🚒 Community Coffee is on tomorrow May 28th 09:30-11:30ish.

No fee to attend. A donation to the boot helps keep supplies replenished.

🚨 Please Note Community Coffee last Thursday at the Fire Department is June 04th & Community Coffee will be at Smith’s Cove Museum beginning June 11th ☕️ ☕️ ☕️

Lots of variety and not just coffee ☕️ 🫖

05/27/2026

‼️ Attention Residents of Smith’s Cove

Specifically those who live in the Old Post Road Area. This information is for you ℹ️

🚧 construction will be from approximately 7am-7pm to replace damaged cross culvert.

We apologize for the short notice. This information just came to us.

Letters have gone to affected residents.

See attachment for more info ℹ️

May 27, 2026


Residents of Old Post Road, Smiths Cove, Digby County

RE: Cross Culvert Replacement with Road Closure, Old Post Road, Smiths Cove

Dear Resident,

The Nova Department of Public Works is planning a cross-culvert replacement on Old Post Road
on Thursday May 28, 2026. Due to the nature of the culvert, a road closure will be required.

Residents are advised to move their vehicles to the carpool parking lot before 7am Thursday May
28, 2026

Hours of work will be 7am to 7pm

Emergency Services have been made aware of this planned road closure.

The Nova Scotia Department of Public Works apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause.

If you have any questions, please contact us at 1-844-696-7737.

05/27/2026

Tuesday Training Vibes 💪

Beautiful Evening to get in some cardio ♥️ with a walk while donning SCBA in full gear.

That gear looks mighty sharp if we don’t say so ourselves.

🔥 👨‍🚒 👩‍🚒

05/26/2026

The Fire Service is definitely hurting right now as we learn of a firefighter whose battle didn't end on the fireground. Occupational cancer has taken another firefighter way too soon. A reminder of the unseen dangers carried long after the call is over. Joel’s dedication, sacrifice, and service will never be forgotten.

The Officers & Firefighters offer our sincerest thoughts and prayers to Joel’s family, friends and the firefighters of Kentville and Hantsport fire departments as well as all whom come to know Joel.

Rest easy Joel, we will take it from here brother.