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Invermere Fire Rescue is a composite fire department located in the district of Invermere, Canada, serving a population of 3,400 full-time residents and a large part-time resident population. Established in 1810 as a trading post, the department consists of over 25 dedicated career and paid on-call firefighters who strive to prevent fires, protect property, and efficiently respond to incidents. With a total crew of 27 volunteers, Invermere Fire Rescue provides services such as fire protection, vehicle extrication, confined space rescue, and over-the-bank rescue. Led by Fire Chief Jason Roe, the department is committed to providing effective, efficient, and fiscally minded fire protection for the community. Generated from their website

Invermere Fire Non Emergency is dedicated to fostering a sense of community, encouraging visitors to arrive as strangers and leave as friends. The organization welcomes any inquiries or comments, reflecting its commitment to open communication and engagement with the public. With a focus on safety and support, Invermere Fire Non Emergency serves the local area by addressing non-emergency fire-related concerns. Their approachable nature and community-oriented philosophy make them a trusted resource for residents and visitors alike. Generated from the website

Invermere Fire Rescue is a composite fire department located in the District of Invermere, BC, nestled between the Rocky and Purcell Mountain ranges. With a dedicated team of over 25 career and paid-on-call firefighters, the department is committed to providing effective fire protection, highway rescue, and public education to ensure the safety of the community. Established in 1810 as a trading post, Invermere has evolved into a popular vacation resort area, attracting both full-time and part-time residents. The department relies on community support and donations to maintain its services, which include fire protection, vehicle extrication, and various rescue operations. Generated from the website