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  • April is BeADonor Month

    April is BeADonor Month

    Bancroft Fire Department is proud to support and promote Organ and Tissue Donation!

    In Ontario, anyone 16 years or older with a valid Ontario health card can register to become an organ and tissue donor through ServiceOntario. It’s a simple process that could save lives. Here’s how you can make a difference:

    Register Your Consent: Visit the BeADonor website and provide your basic information, including your date of birth and health card number. Your decision is private and securely stored in the Ministry of Health’s database. It’s only shared with Ontario Health (Trillium Gift of Life Network) after all lifesaving efforts have been exhausted.

    Remember only about 1–2% of deaths occur in such a way that donation is possible. By registering, you can make a profound impact on the lives of many Ontarians.

    Let’s spread awareness and encourage more people to Be A Donor!

    Learn more and register: BeADonor.ca

  • Emergency Preparedness Guide 2024

    Emergency Preparedness Guide 2024

    Check out the updated Emergency Preparedness Guide provided by Hastings County. Emergency Preparedness Week is coming up during the first week of May, but it’s never too early to review and ensure you’re as read for and emergency as possible! You can preview and download your own copy here.

  • No Day Time Burning: April 1st – October 31st

    No Day Time Burning: April 1st – October 31st

    As of this Monday April 1st, the Open Air Burning Season is in effect. This means that there is to be no burning or outside fires between the hours of 7am and 7pm.

    This includes, but is not limited to:

    • Burn Barrels
    • Incinerators
    • Brush Piles
    • Yard Waste
    • Camp Fires

    Please ensure any fires during the approved times are never left unattended, are completely extinguished before leaving, and that any ashes are completely extinguished and cooled prior to dumping.

    Also keep in mind that Total Fire Bans can be implemented by your local Fire Departments at any time during the season due to weather and dry conditions. If conditions become extreme, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry retains the authority to implement a Restricted Fire Zone within and around the municipality which bans all fires including those for cooking, warmth and solid fueled heating appliances.

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