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The Municipality of Trent Lakes  began construction of a new $1.9 million dollar Trent Lake Fire Station No. 4 to replace the former Station No. 4 which was no longer sufficient for the growing municipality. A strategic review of fire service requirements and a relocation study were conducted in 2013 and…

Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry: Forest Fires Safety Information Every year, Ontario’s Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry and local fire departments respond to hundreds of forest fires. Hazard information While forest fires can be dangerous to people and property, being prepared in advance and knowing what actions to…

In case of emergency, dial 9-1-1 In an EMERGENCY ONLY, call 911 and ensure that all visitors and guests at your property know the 911 address, including the fire route number if you're located on a private road. Burn Permits Required A Municipal Burn Permit is required for all open…

In case of emergency, dial 9-1-1 In an EMERGENCY ONLY, call 911 and ensure that all visitors and guests at your property know the 911 address, including the fire route number if you’re located on a private road. Burn Permits Required A Municipal Burn Permit is required for all open…

Open Air Burning Rules & Regulations The Municipality of Trent Lakes Fire Rescue Service Under Section 2.4.4.4 of the Ontario Fire Code, and the regulations and subject to the limitations thereof, and subject to Municipality of Trent Lakes Open Air Burning By-Law 2015-072  and B2017-053 thereof, and subject also to the terms…

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