First Nations' Emergency Service

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70 Orwell St

North Vancouver District, British Columbia V7J 3R5

+1 (604) 669-7305

https://www.fness.bc.ca

First Nations' Emergency Services Society of British Columbia (FNESS) operates with the mission of supporting First Nations in building and maintaining safer, healthier communities by offering a range of core programs related to fire services, mitigation, administration, decision support, preparedness, recovery, and all-hazard response support. FNESS values integrity, respect, fairness, and honesty in its interactions with members, staff, clients, consultants, and external organizations.

The organization emphasizes leadership, cultural diversity recognition, and teamwork to deliver credible, sincere, and trustworthy programs. With a commitment to openness and wisdom, FNESS strives to be a reliable and supportive entity for First Nations communities across British Columbia. The society's dedication to fostering positive progress in collaboration with various stakeholders underscores its role in enhancing community safety and well-being.

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