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CFD official. Fire and life safety reminders and information about CFD activities. This account is NOT monitored.
Cambridge, Ontario, Canada
Joined April 2015
If you notice an electrical cord around your home and are wondering if it might be a problem, deal with it immediately – electrical fires can cause serious injury and can be fatal. @OAFEOntario @OMFPOA @cityofcambridge @ONFireMarshal @ONFireChiefs
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RT @ONFireMarshal: Snowed-in hydrant? Help firefighters this winter by keeping fire hydrants outside your home clear of snow and ice. #Seco…
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Did you know that working smoke alarms are the law and you can be charged for not having installed, working smoke alarms? #itsthelaw @OAFEOntario @OMFPOA @cityofcambridge @ONFireMarshal @ONFireChiefs
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The promotion process to Acting Platoon Chief is rigorous, requiring years of experience, leadership skills, and a deep understanding of emergency operations. Captain Mayne extends his gratitude to everyone who was part of this process and supported him along the way to his promotion. From all of us at CFD, congratulations Captain Mayne on your promotion to APC! Your dedication will make a difference every shift.
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Ice and snow means TAKE it SLOW. If you venture out today, please drive accordingly. #drivesafe #winterdriving
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Training never stops! Our firefighters are building their skills in nozzle control, hose management, and pump operations to stay prepared for any situation. Regular training and testing ensure we provide the best service to our community. Congratulations to firefighter Mike Hynes for passing your 2nd class exams—well done!
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Congratulations to Gerry Greaves on his well-earned promotion to Platoon Chief! He officially stepped into his new role today, leading his first shift with the same dedication, professionalism, and leadership that have defined his career. Wishing him all the best as he takes on this new chapter! #PlatoonChief #Leadership #Congratulations #cbridge #fire #cambridgeconnected #cambridgefire
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Unattended cooking is the leading cause of residential fires. Always be alert and in the kitchen when you cook. Fires can happen quickly! @ONFireMarshal @ONFireChiefs @OAFEOntario @cityofcambridge @NFPA
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🚨 It’s 2025! Time to check the expiration on your smoke alarms!🚨 If your home was built in 2015, your smoke alarms are expiring soon (they only last 10 years). Check the date and replace them with the same level of protection: ✅ Hardwired with battery backup ✅ Strobe alarms for added visibility ✅ Interconnected alarms for full-home coverage Don’t wait until it’s too late—protect your home and family today! 🔁 Tag a friend who needs this reminder! #FireSafetyFirst #HomeSafety #InterconnectedAlarms #ReplaceYourAlarms #FirePrevention #2025Safety #FirefighterTips #cbridge
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Help us help you! 🚒🚑🚓 When you see emergency vehicles with lights and sirens, slow down, pull over to the right, and stop. Every second counts in an emergency. Stay alert and let us pass safely. #MoveOver #SlowDown #FireSafety
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It’s February 1st, a good time to review and practice your home fire escape plan. #workingsmokealarmssavelives #practiceyourescape
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Cold water can be deadly in minutes! Our firefighters train for ice water rescues, but prevention is key: ⚠️ Stay off thin or unknown ice ⚠️ Keep children and pets away from waterways ⚠️ If you fall in—stay calm, keep your head above water, and call for help #IceSafety #ColdWaterRescue
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Blue Card Incident Command training is essential for managing emergencies safely and effectively. It standardizes communication, decision-making, and resource management, ensuring a coordinated response. Congratulations to everyone who completed over 60 hours of training! Special thanks to Acting Platoon Chief Luis Gomes for his leadership in training our staff. #FireLeadership #IncidentCommand #firefightertraining
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Did you know? As part of a firefighter’s reclassification exam, one crucial skill they are tested on is donning their bunker gear—quickly and correctly. Every second matters in an emergency, so firefighters train to get fully geared up in under 90 seconds! Congratulations to firefighter Joey on passing your 2nd Class Firefighter exam! Your hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence show in everything you do. Keep up the amazing work!
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RT @HighRiseUnit: I was so focused on the future that I didn’t realize today was what I had wished for years ago: helping other fire depart…
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RT @ONFireMarshal: Ontario saw 111 fire deaths in 2024. A reminder to install smoke alarms on every storey of your home and outside all sle…
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Take CHARGE of your battery safety. 🔋Store lithium-ion batteries in a cool, dry place 🔋Avoid damage 🔋Never toss them in the trash 🔋Recycle responsibly to prevent fires #BatterySafety #chargedforlife
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