Fire Department Celebratory and Thank-You Displays
Feeling isolated? Do you have a special celebration or birthday coming up? Would you like to say Thank-You to a frontline essential service worker? Contact Dan Marshall, Fire Chief or click here for more information.
Outdoor Burning Information
Fire Permits are not required.
Please see By-law 2017-13 for all of the rules and regulations
Any recreational fire exceeding 2 ft x 2 ft in size or Any non-recreational (bonfire) fire exceeding 2 metres (6.5 ft) x 2 metres (6.5 ft) must be approved by the Fire Chief or their designate. For questions or information related to Open Air Burning in the Township of Perry, please call 636-5311.
Household garbage, plastic, tar, rubber, styrofoam, treated materials, and construction materials may not be burned. This provision will be strictly enforced. Please be considerate of your neighbours.
Travis Stone, Deputy Fire Chief
(705) 783-5985
Graham Stetler, Fire Prevention Officer
(705) 783-4328
Volunteers Needed!
Check out our NEW Fire Department Introduction Package for information on becoming a Firefighter within the Township of Perry.
Volunteer Fire Fighter Application
Junior Fire Fighter’s Program – If you are 15 years of age or older and are interested in becoming a part of an exciting adventure, you can now join the Perry Township Perry Fire Department. To Learn how, please see the link below.
Under the Ontario Fire Code, every home in Ontario is required to have working smoke alarms on every level and outside all sleeping areas. SMOKE ALARMS SAVE LIVES. Plan your escape. Create an escape plan and practice it with everyone in your home.
Thank you for your cooperation !
Tanker Accreditation Certificate
The Township of Perry is pleased to provide the Fire Department Water Tanker Shuttle Accreditation certificate. For more information on the approval of this accreditation, please visit the Fire Protection Survey Services website at: www.fpss.ca.
Community Fire Safety Information
A Resource for Caregivers of People with Alzheimer Disease or Related Dementia – Alzheimer Fire Safety Fact Sheet
Beat the Silent Killer Carbon Monoxide Prevention – Common sources of Carbon Monoxide in your Home
Home Fire Escape Plan – Your Plan Starts Today
Cannabis Fire Safety – Responsibility Grows Here
BBQ Safety – Grilled to Perfection Every Time!
Potted Plants – Keep your Butt Out of Here
Planning an event with Tents – Tent Requirements (Building)
Temporary Tent Requirements and Approval Form (Fire Department)
