Wainfleet Fire and Emergency Services
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Wainfleet Fire and Emergency Services wants to help educate people about fire safety.
Public Education is the Fire Services first line of defence. Wainfleet Fire and Emergency Services provides fire protection for the Township of Wainfleet.
The fire services utilizes the three lines of defence to keep the community safe from the dangers of fire. Starting with Public Education, the first line of defence then Prevention and lastly Suppression.
The department is comprised of a full-time Fire Chief a part-time Fire Prevention Officer and around 45 Volunteer Firefighters.
The department participates in numerous events throughout the year as well as visits different facilities in the community and invites the public for station tours in order to educate the community on fire safety practises.
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Just a reminder that open flames should never be used to thaw pipes and the use of electrical equipment like arc welders that aren't certified to do the job is also risky. If you don't want to hire a contractor to fix the problem, the fire department recommends using a hair dryer, small heaters, hot water bottles or towels to thaw frozen pipes in uninsulated areas. You can also avoid freezing from the get-go by insulating walls or running a trickle of water through your pipes during a deep freeze.
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