Saugeen Fire & Emergency Services

06/12/2026

FOR DISTRIBUTION - June 12, 2026 - COMMUNITY WILDFIRE HAZARD LEVEL - MODERATE 🟨

Chippewas of Saugeen First Nation

06/04/2026

Want to know more about the Chippewas of Saugeen First Nation Community Wildfire Hazard Levels? completes regular assessments based on Ontario Forest Fires daily data. Levels may change regularly based on current weather, forecasted weather, and vegetation conditions. Follow Saugeen First Nation - Office of Emergency Management and Saugeen Fire & Emergency Services for all community emergency management updates.

Chippewas of Saugeen First Nation

06/03/2026

ADVISORY - June 03, 2026 - 1645H - Current and forecasted weather conditions have raised the Community Wildfire Hazard Level to EXTREME within the Chippewas of Saugeen First Nation territory.

Saugeen First Nation - Office of Emergency Management and the Saugeen Fire & Emergency Services have issued this advisory to encourage community safety.

Please avoid outdoor ignitions, campfires, fireworks and sparklers, discarding cigarette butts, and the use of motorized vehicles that could spark, leak fuel, or ignite dry vegetation.

Ontario Forest Fires

05/25/2026

Saugeen Fire and Emergency Services is seeking volunteers!

Do you have what it takes?

This posting is now open to everyone, please email [email protected] for your application today!

05/15/2026

We execute. is RESPONSE-READY. Indigenous Police Chiefs of Ontario International Wildfire Alliance

05/11/2026

Great first day in Chippewas of Saugeen First Nation hosting the Indigenous Police Chiefs of Ontario RESPONSE-READY WILDLAND FIREFIGHTER TRAINING PROGRAM. Looking forward to learning from the expert instructors from the as we work towards our .

05/10/2026

To all the & our First Responder , from Saugeen Fire & Emergency Services.

05/08/2026

Effective relationships are made BEFORE an emergency. Happy to our neighbours and partners.

As Emergency Preparedness Week comes to a close, today’s reminder is about the important role local service clubs and community organizations play. They often support residents, share information and help people meet basic needs during emergencies.

Volunteers help ensure help is available close to home, when it’s needed most.

Interested in helping? Consider volunteering in your community. Local service clubs and organizations like the Canadian Red Cross play an vital role during emergencies.

Be part of a stronger, more prepared community and help strengthen local response.

Learn more and get prepared: www.brucecounty.on.ca/getprepared



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