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If you are simmering, baking, roasting, or boiling food, check it regularly. Remain in the home while food is cooking, and use a timer to remind you to check on your cooking. After cooking, check the kitchen to make sure all burners and other appliances are turned off.

To help prevent serious burns wear short or close-fitting sleeves when cooking. miramichi.org/education-awar…

Grease fire 1. Cover the pan with its lid. 2. Turn the heat off. With the lid on and the heat off, the fire should quickly put itself out. 3. Leave covered until the pan is cool. NEVER use water to put out a grease fire. miramichi.org/education-awar…

Keep anything that can catch fire like paper towels, wooden utensils, packaging, towels away from your stovetop. After cooking check the kitchen to make sure all burners and other appliances are turned off. Always wipe clean the stove, oven, exhaust fan to prevent grease buildup.

Make sure pets are included in your family’s escape plan. Build an emergency kit to include their food, medication & leash. Keep the kit or crate near the door. miramichi.org/education-awar…

Assign a Family Member to Account For Each Pet. Know your pet’s favorite hiding spots, so that when the alarms sound, you can grab them and go. If the smoke alarm sounds, get out and stay out. Never go back inside for pets in a fire. Tell firefighters if your pet is trapped.

A fire is a scary situation and pets may run off. Microchipped pets are much more likely to be returned to their owners. After a fire, watch your pet closely if acting lethargic or having trouble breathing could be a sign of smoke inhalation see your vet for follow-up care.

Keep leftovers & flammable items off the stovetop, so pets aren’t tempted to jump up and bump into, or knock over cooking equipment. Some pets are chewers. Watch pets to make sure they don’t chew through electrical cords. miramichi.org/education-awar…

Miramichi Fire this evening donated a beautifully painted firefighter's helmet to the Miramichi Panthers, to present to their hardest working player of each game

Government of Canada has issued the recall below. With the possibility of chilly nights still in the forecast, Miramichi Fire would like to make you aware of any potential hazards. - Product: Sunbeam® Queen Size Heated Blankets - Issue: Fire hazard recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recal…

Government of Canada has issued recalls on the item listed below. Miramichi Fire would like to make you aware of any potential hazard. Product: Sahara Folding Food Dehydrators Issue: Fire hazard recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recal…

Government of Canada and Miramichi Fire would like to make you aware that the misuse or modification of lithium-ion batteries in e-mobility devices can be extremely dangerous. Please see the link below. recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recal…

Government of Canada and Miramichi Fire would like to make you aware of steam humidifier recall due to fire hazard. Please see link below. Product: Steam Humidifiers Issue: Fire hazard recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recal…

Media Release: On September 6th, 2023, at approximately 11 PM Miramichi Fire Department, Miramichi Police Force and Ambulance NB responded to a structure fire located at 233 Regent Street, Miramichi. The structure was formerly known as The Learning Centre.

Miramichi Fire Department Investigators and the Office of the Fire Marshal, in conjunction with the Miramichi Police Force, believe the fire to be suspicious.

If anyone has any information regarding this investigation, please contact the Miramichi Police Force at 506-623-2124, or if you wish to remain anonymous, you can contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).

The Miramichi Airport Authority is hosting an emergency exercise at the Miramichi Airport (YCH) on Wednesday, June 5th, 2024, from approximately 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Read more here: miramichi.org/.../multi-agen…...

This morning MFD would like to highlight Acting Chief Mario Berthiaume. This native Newfoundlander joined MFD in 2018 as Deputy Chief overseeing daily operations. Currently Chief Berthiaume has been doing double duty with 2 white helmets fill. He is one "busy B'Y"

MFD A Shift duty crew is providing station coverage for us on this beautiful Tuesday. Pictured below, Capt. Lee Matchett (35 yrs), FF Tyson Mullin (12 yrs) @ Stn.1, Lt. Pat Brogan (12 yrs) and FF Marc Leblanc (5 yrs) @ Stn.2. Have a safe tour gentlemen !

MFD needs to talk about our furry member, on call 24/7/365, CHARLIE B (4 yrs). He's relaxing today. Our job is stressful and places great strain on mental health. Having this trained guy to provide affection, comfort and support when needed is priceless. Enjoy your day Charlie.