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FORESTBROOK, S.C. (WBTW)– Horry County Fire Rescue is celebrating a new addition to its emergency service infrastructure. Wednesday morning a grand opening ceremony was held for fire station #4 in Forestbrook. The new fire station, located at 120 Burcale Road, cost $5.35 million and took around two years to finish. The new facility replaced the […]

Police chiefs in Halton Region, Niagara Region and the City of Hamilton made more money last year than their counterparts in Toronto and at the Ontario Provincial Police, according to provincial financial disclosure documents.

A new Station 14 has risen from the very old ashes of a fire station that burned down in 2008. The station, located along Highway 905 in the Shell area about 10 miles outside Conway, was one of two new stations formally opened by Horry County Fire and Rescue on Tuesday, March 2

Deputy Chief Kevin Maher has been with Halton police since 1990

Joseph Tanner, fire chief at Horry County Fire and Rescue, has received the Fritz Turner Award from the South Carolina State Association of Fire Chiefs. Named after the first South Carolina fire marshal, it has been presented annually to the best fire chief in the state since 1981.

It was reported that a number of the youths were discharging fireworks in the air and at each other

On Saturday, Halton Regional Police Service identified and announced another male victim who died from a double shooting in Milton and Mississauga. 28-year-old, Satwinder Singh, an international student from India, was a part-time worker at MK Auto Repairs when the shooting occurred.

  TORONTO -- The Halton police board will not take any disciplinary action against Chief Steve Tanner over his decision to travel to Florida over the holidays. Tanner had said that he sought the approval of Oakville mayor and police board chair Rob Burton before travelling south to attend to a “property matter” on Boxing Day. But Burton resigned as chair of the board on Jan. 11 as criticism of the trip grew, noting that he was “deeply regretful” for his decision to authorize it. T...

Halton police chief to remain in role following ill-timed Florida vacation by Lucas Casaletto Posted Jan 21, 2021 3:08 pm EDT In a statement on Friday, Halton police chief Steve Tanner said "My decision to travel in light of the ongoing COVID-19 situation was a poor decision, and one that I deeply regret." 680NEWS Halton police announced Stephen Tanner will keep his job after a recent trip to Florida became public knowledge. In a statement, the police services board says it has “full and une...

  TORONTO -- Oakville Mayor Rob Burton has resigned from the Halton Police Board after telling Police Chief Steve Tanner that it would be OK for him to travel to Florida over the holidays. Burton, who was the chair of the board, made the announcement in a statement issued late Monday afternoon. In it, he said that he is now “deeply regretful for my response to the chiefs proposed trip.” “I regret sincerely that I focussed at the time on the ways the chiefs trip qualified as essentia...