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đźš’North Middlesex Fire Department is pleased to announce that Firefighter Trevor Milliken has obtained both the Operation...
09/11/2026

đźš’North Middlesex Fire Department is pleased to announce that Firefighter Trevor Milliken has obtained both the Operations and the Technician certifications for NFPA 1006 Common Passenger Vehicle Rescue. Topics covered include:
• basic scene assessment, hazard recognition, and responder safety.
• Operations Level: Focuses on practical tool selection, stabilization, and patient access.
• Technician Level: Trains responders in complex disentanglement and multiple-vehicle extrication scenarios.

Congratulations, Trevor!




Please join us in congratulatingFirefighter Jorja Matthews on completing herprobationary year and receiving her black he...
09/11/2026

Please join us in congratulating
Firefighter Jorja Matthews on completing her
probationary year and receiving her black helmet!
Thank you for your commitment to protecting our
community. This milestone is well-earned!


Please join us in congratulatingFirefighter David Ruiz on completing hisprobationary year and receiving his black helmet...
09/11/2026

Please join us in congratulating
Firefighter David Ruiz on completing his
probationary year and receiving his black helmet!
Thank you for your commitment to protecting our
community. This milestone is well-earned!


Moving into a new place for school is exciting. Remember to plan your way out. Students have so many things to think ab...
09/03/2026

Moving into a new place for school is exciting. Remember to plan your way out.

Students have so many things to think about when moving into a new place but fire safety matters too. Before a smoke or carbon monoxide alarm sounds, plan two ways out of every room and plan a meeting spot outside which saves critical time in an emergency.

Fire Safety Plan: Review fire safety information provided by your landlord.

Bedrooms: Make sure windows and doors open easily
Hallways/Stairs: Keep exits clear of boxes, bags, shoes and clutter.
Roommates: Agree on a meeting spot outside and make sure everyone knows the plan.
Practice: Walk the escape routes so you don’t have to figure it out under pressure.

Please join us in congratulatingFirefighter Shawn Willows on completing hisprobationary year and receiving his black hel...
09/02/2026

Please join us in congratulating
Firefighter Shawn Willows on completing his
probationary year and receiving his black helmet!

Thank you for your commitment to protecting our
community. This milestone is well-earned!



Camping and cottage nights are for relaxing - not reactingWith peak season in full swing, campfires and BBQs are everywh...
08/25/2026

Camping and cottage nights are for relaxing - not reacting

With peak season in full swing, campfires and BBQs are everywhere. But one unattended flame can spread fast in dry conditions.

Don’t leave it till it’s out:
âś” Pour water on it
âś” Stir it up to ensure no hidden embers
✔ Make sure it’s completely cool

Because the only thing that should be spreading this summer is good vibes.

08/19/2026

🚨 MYTH vs. FACT: Where should your carbon monoxide alarm go?

Plug-in or ceiling-mounted? 🤔

🏠 FACT: Both types can detect carbon monoxide. Wherever you install your CO alarm, always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for proper installation.

What matters most isn’t whether your alarm is on the ceiling or plugged into an outlet—it’s making sure you have the required alarms in the right locations.

In Ontario, as of January 1, 2026, CO alarms are required on every storey of a home and outside all sleeping areas if the home has a fuel-burning appliance, fireplace or attached garage—including storeys without bedrooms.

Does your home have one on every storey? đź‘€

Check. Test. Protect.

Yesterday afternoon, Middlesex OPP officers challenged the North Middlesex Firefighters to a charity slow pitch game wit...
08/11/2026

Yesterday afternoon, Middlesex OPP officers challenged the North Middlesex Firefighters to a charity slow pitch game with all proceeds going to the Ailsa Craig Legion. As per tradition, firefighters from both of our stations made a grand entrance in the Ailsa Craig & District Firefighters Association 1953 Bickle-Seagrave fire engine. Mayor Ropp threw out the first pitch. In front of a large crowd of fans cheering on both teams. The game was officiated by umpire Blair Harvey. A neutral party who is the District Chief at the Ilderton Fire Station and a Superintendent with the London Police Service. The game was competitive for the first few innings but eventually the police pulled ahead with a "narrow" victory. However, the real winner yesterday was the Ailsa Craig Legion. Thanks to all who donated raffle prizes, made donations to the food bank, and came out to support the event. Thanks also to Middlesex OPP and North Middlesex Firefighters for their participation in the games!

Many thanks to our sponsors:

Municipality of North Middlesex
Murals In Metal
The Fox Golf Club
Fairways Golf Performance Centre
North Star Restaurant
Chuck's Roadhouse Lucan
Parkhill Home Hardware
Ailsa Craig Home Hardware
Lucan Foodland
Mocoley Electric
Mark Kennedy Trucking
Parkhill Outdoor Products
Dominos Pizza Lucan
Edwards Excavating
London Tire
Ailsa Craig & District Firefighter's Association
North Middlesex Firefighter's Association
Blair Harvey
Ontario Provincial Police Association
OPP Telecommunicators
All Round Truck & Auto
Van Bommel Towing
The Sweet Shop31 Food Truck

Late summer heat can turn dry lawns, mulch, and yard debris into quick-burning fuel and even small sparks can cause majo...
08/11/2026

Late summer heat can turn dry lawns, mulch, and yard debris into quick-burning fuel and even small sparks can cause major problems. Carelessly tossed smoking materials are still one of the top causes of preventable outdoor fires.

Before you walk away, take a second to do it right:
âś” Fully put it out (no smoke, no heat!)
âś” Use a proper ashtray
âś” Keep cigarette butts out of gardens, planters, and landscaping

Let’s keep things glowing for the right reasons - sunshine, not fires.

Yesterday afternoon, Middlesex OPP officers challenged the North Middlesex Firefighters to a charity slow pitch game wit...
08/10/2026

Yesterday afternoon, Middlesex OPP officers challenged the North Middlesex Firefighters to a charity slow pitch game with all proceeds going to the Ailsa Craig Legion. As per tradition, firefighters from both of our stations made a grand entrance in the Ailsa Craig & District Firefighters Association 1953 Bickle-Seagrave fire engine. Mayor Ropp threw out the first pitch in front of a large crowd of fans cheering on both teams. The game was officiated by umpire Blair Harvey, a neutral party, who is the District Chief at the Ilderton Fire Station and a Superintendent with the London Police Service. The game was competitive for the first few innings but eventually the police pulled ahead with a "narrow" victory. However, the real winner yesterday was the Ailsa Craig Legion.

Thanks to all who donated raffle prizes, made donations to the food bank, and came out to support the event. Thanks also to Middlesex OPP and North Middlesex Firefighters for their participation in the games!

A special thank you to our many sponsors:

Municipality of North Middlesex
Murals In Metal
The Fox Golf Club
Fairways Golf Performance Centre
North Star Restaurant
Chuck’s Roadhouse Lucan
Parkhill Home Hardware
Ailsa Craig Home Hardware
Lucan Foodland
Mocoley Electric
Mark Kennedy Trucking Ltd
Parkhill Outdoor Products
Dominos Pizza – Lucan
Edwards Excavating & Demolition
London Tire Sales
Ailsa Craig & District Firefighter’s Association
North Middlesex Firefighter’s Association
Blair Harvey
Ontario Provincial Police Association
OPP Telecommunicators
All-Round Truck & Auto Care
Van Bommel Towing
The Sweet Shop31

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194 Parkhill Main Street
Parkhill, ON
N0M2K0

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+15192946244

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