Bay Roberts Fire Rescue

Bay Roberts Fire Rescue Bay Roberts Fire Emergency Service dial 911. Do not contact this account for emergencies, this account is not monitored 24/7.

For non emergencies please contact the Council office @ 7097862126 or [email protected]

Fire School 2026 kicks off today in Marystown, with firefighters from across Newfoundland and Labrador attending courses...
05/23/2026

Fire School 2026 kicks off today in Marystown, with firefighters from across Newfoundland and Labrador attending courses throughout the week.

Bay Roberts Fire Rescue would like to wish Capt. Dean Franey the very best as he attends his 2-day Basic Fire Inspection Course, and Chief Michael Murphy good luck as he takes part in the NFPA 1001 Level 2 Firefighter Course.

Best of luck to all participants, instructors, and support staff travelling from near and far. Here’s to a safe, successful, and rewarding week of training!

05/15/2026

Bareneed Road has now reopened. Thank you for your cooperation.

05/15/2026

BRFR on scene MVC Bareneed Road past Canon Richards Tea Room towards PDG. Road will be closed temporary for cleanup efforts

Another great night of training for the members of Bay Roberts Fire Rescue last night. Crews completed two dry run scena...
05/12/2026

Another great night of training for the members of Bay Roberts Fire Rescue last night.

Crews completed two dry run scenarios involving a hose advancement into a 3-storey home with a fire located on the second floor and a known conscious victim trapped on the second floor. These types of scenarios help prepare our firefighters for the real-life situations they may face on the fireground.

Training started with members working on proper forcible entry techniques using our forcible entry prop to ensure firefighters can quickly and safely gain access when seconds matter most.

Crews also focused on proper communication with Incident Command to coordinate ladder placement and establish safe egress points for both firefighters and victims from second floor windows. Members then practiced correctly raising ladders and safely removing a victim down the ladder while minimizing the risk of injury to both the victim and firefighters.

Training like this is critical to building teamwork, communication, and confidence on the fireground. We look forward to putting crews through a full live scenario in the near future to continue testing our firefighters’ knowledge, skills, and ability to work together while ensuring we are always prepared to serve our community.

Great work by all members who came out and continue to dedicate their time to improving their skills and serving our community.

Today, members of Bay Roberts Fire Rescue were proud to volunteer their time for a great cause by supporting McHappy Day...
05/06/2026

Today, members of Bay Roberts Fire Rescue were proud to volunteer their time for a great cause by supporting McHappy Day at McDonald’s Bay Roberts! Our members spent time helping sell McHappy Day socks and collecting donations in support of families in need through Ronald McDonald House Charities.

We would like to thank the staff and management at McDonald’s Bay Roberts for inviting us to be a part of such an amazing community event and for everything they do to give back.

We encourage everyone in the community to stop by today, grab a meal, pick up a pair of McHappy Day socks, and help support this incredible cause. Every donation makes a difference!

Thank you to all who continue to support local community initiatives and charities that help families when they need it most.

Campfires do not require a permit, but residents are reminded to check the daily Forest Fire Hazard Map before lighting ...
05/01/2026

Campfires do not require a permit, but residents are reminded to check the daily Forest Fire Hazard Map before lighting any outdoor fire.

Français Forest Fire Season Questions & Answers Permit to Burn – Conditions Check the provincial Forest Fire Hazard...

May 1st marks the beginning of forest fire season in our province. As such open fires are not permitted. People can enjo...
04/30/2026

May 1st marks the beginning of forest fire season in our province. As such open fires are not permitted. People can enjoy backyard fires in approved appliances with spark arrestors and following all safety precautions. BRFR asks all residents to keep safety in mind and to help protect their property and their neighbours. Links below to Gov NL Forestry.

No open fires will be permitted without a permit, fires in approved fire pits are permitted as long as the daily fire rating permits -
https://www.gov.nl.ca/fal/public-education/forestry/forest-fires/fire-hazard-map/.

Check out the public reminders for Forest Fire Season at https://www.gov.nl.ca/fal/public-education/forestry/forest-fires/reminder/ & be FireSmart!

Français Forest Fire Season Questions & Answers Permit to Burn – Conditions Check the provincial Forest Fire Hazard...

Fire Smart Canada is a national program that helps Canadians increase neighbourhood resilience to wildfire and minimize ...
04/29/2026

Fire Smart Canada is a national program that helps Canadians increase neighbourhood resilience to wildfire and minimize its negative impacts.
The link below to their site has valuable tips to help protect your home.
Use the “How to be Firesmart” tab and then the “Firesmart at Home” to learn how to make your property Firesmart.

Take simple steps to reduce your home and community’s wildland fire risk with FireSmart Canada’s programs and tools. Increase your resilience today!

Burning grass and brush is dangerous and can quickly spread putting yours and neighbouring properties in danger. Please ...
04/29/2026

Burning grass and brush is dangerous and can quickly spread putting yours and neighbouring properties in danger. Please refrain from doing so.

Burning grass is a dangerous activity that can destroy wildlife habitat and create serious safety risks. Please exercise caution!

Report a wildfire: 1-866-709-FIRE (3473)

Bay Roberts Fire/Rescue extends sincere condolences on the passing of Lt. Jim O’Toole, of the St. John’s Regional Fire D...
04/27/2026

Bay Roberts Fire/Rescue extends sincere condolences on the passing of Lt. Jim O’Toole, of the St. John’s Regional Fire Department.

Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and our brothers and sisters with SJRFD and the International Association of Fire Fighters during this difficult time.

The IAFF is saddened by the death of St. John’s Local 1075 President Jimmy O’Toole, who died from complications of occupational cancer.

A fire fighter since 2001 and a union leader for over a decade, Jimmy was fiercely committed to the health and safety of members across Newfoundland and Labrador and throughout Canada.

Long before his own cancer diagnosis in 2018, he helped lead the effort to establish presumptive coverage for 11 occupational cancers in Newfoundland and Labrador. Even as he faced cancer himself, Jimmy helped build on that progress by expanding presumptive coverage to include eight more cancers in 2022.

That advocacy continued through his service on the IAFF’s Occupational Health and Safety Committee, where he represented members across eastern Canada and helped shape the union’s work on occupational cancer.

Jimmy is survived by his wife, Crystal, and their sons, Gavin and Ryan. We keep them – and all who knew and loved Jimmy – in our prayers.

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Bay Roberts, NL
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