The Renfrew Fire Department has 11 full-time firefighters including the Chief, and 16 volunteers who respond to an average 225 calls a year. The Department has two pumpers, including a combination pumper rescue truck. The department also has a 104 foot platform truck, a service vehicle and an antique 1951 pumper for parades and display. The Department runs fire prevention programs, conduct safety inspections based on request and complaint, aid in missing people searches, assist fellow neighboring fire departments through Mutual Aid and are always there to use their heavy rescue extrication equipment when needed.
Ready to respond 24-hours a day, Renfrew firefighters dedicate their lives to saving others.
The Fire Department is also the Town lead on emergency management, a risk management activity to create a safe, secure and disaster-resilient community through the implementation and maintenance of a comprehensive risk-based emergency management program and plan.
Fire Chiefs's Office: 613-432-2811
Cell: 613-312-2408
Fax: 613-432-0703
Email: kwelsh@renfrew.ca
to appoint a Fire Chief/Community Emergency Management Coordinator (CEMC) for the Corporation of the Town of Renfrew
to assign the responsibilities of an Emergency Management Program Committee to the Town’s existing Fire and Emergency Management Committee
to establish an Emergency Plan for the Town of Renfrew and to repeal By-Law No. 46-2015.
to amend By-Law No. 29-2016, to establish Fees and Charges for services, activities, and the use of property provided by the Town of Renfrew
to authorize the Mayor and Clerk to execute Agreements with the Township of Admaston/Bromley and the Township of Horton for the provision of Heavy Rescue (Extrication) Services
to authorize the Mayor and Clerk to execute an Agreement with the Town of Arnprior for the provision of Ice and Water Rescue Services
Being a By-Law to regulate “Recreational Open Air Burning” and Precautions to be taken by the Property Owner in the Town of Renfrew
