Kersley Volunteer Fire Dept

The Cariboo Regional District oversees 14 volunteer fire departments, all recognized by the Fire Underwriters Survey for insurance purposes. These departments are dedicated to community safety and welcome individuals interested in becoming volunteer firefighters, providing all necessary training and protective equipment at no cost. Volunteers are required to practice once a week and can earn tax credits for serving at least 200 hours per year. The application process includes submitting a form, a driver's abstract, and a criminal records check, with additional medical documentation required for applicants. Generated from the website

The Quesnel Volunteer Fire Department serves the City of Quesnel and Red Bluff from three stations, providing essential firefighting services and support to the surrounding area under mutual aid agreements with nearby fire departments. Comprising four full-time staff and approximately 40 volunteer members, the department focuses on training, equipping, and educating the community while actively seeking more volunteers to join their ranks. Alongside fire suppression efforts, the department adheres to local fire bans and conducts inspections to ensure safety for residents. Citizens in the Quesnel area can enjoy backyard campfires provided they comply with city regulations regarding size and location, promoting a safe and enjoyable outdoor experience. Generated from the website

Ten Mile Volunteer Fire Department in Quesnel, BC, is a community-driven organization dedicated to providing fire protection and emergency response services. With a team of trained volunteers, they work tirelessly to ensure the safety and well-being of residents in the surrounding area. Generated from their business information