How old are your alarms? Kingston Fire & Rescue says smoke alarms save lives.
Fire Safety and Prevention
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Hoteliers: make sure you are in compliance with fire safety rules.
Get to know the Open-Air Burning Rules.
SAFETY TIPS
Read safety tips from Kingston Fire & Rescue:
LINKS FOR KIDS
The Injury Prevention Program for Children (TAPP-C) for children and adolescents who play with fire or set fires.
Learn about fire safety on the "Sparky the Fire Dog" Web site.
Kingston Fire & Rescue Services has a bureau dedicated to fire prevention. It does this in a number of ways:
- By conducting fire inspections to make sure that all required fire prevention and safety measures are in place and being maintained.
- By consulting with businesses, organizations and event planners to ensure they understand the fire safety and prevention measures associated with their enterprises.
- By educating the public regarding fire safety and prevention measures.
Use the links on this page to study up on how best to protect you and those you care about from the risk of fire.
Contact
Call the Fire Prevention Bureau at 613-548-4001, ext. 5123.
TEST YOURSELF: SMOKE ALARM QUIZ
Kingston Fire & Rescue urges citizens to install smoke alarms and make sure they are working at all times. Take our Smoke Alarm Quiz to see if you know what it takes to meet alarm-safety standards.
