Fire Chief Bruce News Today

The burn ban in Amherstburg has been officially rescinded. This follows a careful evaluation of the current fire risk conditions by Fire Chief Bruce

Upper Pine River Fire Protection District crew members managed to save a home and a kitten Thursday after the home caught fire in the Forest Lakes subdivision. A mother, her daughter and three other p...

The Lemoore City Council will hold a public hearing on the abatement of weeds that have become a public nuisance at their Tuesday meeting.

Campbell River RCMP are investigating after a man was hit by a vehicle that left the scene Saturday in the Oyster River area, north of Courtenay.

Seven of the top 10 highest paid employees in the City of Johnstown are in the Fire Department. The high annual incomes are, in part, because firefighters pull double duty providing emergency response services, which leads to considerable overtime billing, according to Fire Chief Bruce Heberer.  “I

Johnstown Common Council will consider $13.7M bond proposal | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS JOHNSTOWN – Mayor Vern Jackson has scheduled a special meeting of the Common Council for tonight at 7 p.m. to discuss and then vote on a resolution to borrow up to $13.7 million for city capital projects. While Jackson in June had said he didn’t know whether the bonding process would be completed by the end of his term in December, the council now appears poised to move ahead with authorizing the borro...