Category: Police, Fire & Paramedics
Have what it takes to be a volunteer firefighter? Ottawa Fire Services are recruiting
Firefighting requires courage, caring for the community, teamwork and trust.
Ottawa Fire and Ottawa Paramedics respond to fallen tree trapping seriously injured man
The individual, a man in his 70s, was pinned face down under a large trees that was vertically in the air.
Applications from charities now open for 11th annual OPS Gala
The Ottawa Police are now accepting applications from local organizations for the 11th annual Ottawa Police Service Gala.
Car thefts in Stittsville lead to six arrests
Following two attempted car thefts in the Stittsville area, the Ottawa Police remind residents to take all necessary precautions.
Ottawa Police report impaired driving on the rise
The Ottawa Police have reported a 25% increase in impaired driving this past March.
Ontario government eliminating fees for police record checks for volunteers
The Ontario government is making it easier to volunteer and encourage volunteerism.
COMMUNITY NOTES: from the desk of Councillor Gower
The importance of the extension of Robert Grant Avenue is explained by Councillor Gower in this week’s update.
Free ‘Save our Pets’ decals inform firefighters of pets in a home
Unlike the older stickers, these new decals are vinyl and can be removed and replaced easily when your pet’s information requires updating.
The Mississippi Valley Conservation Authority and Ottawa Police warn residents – no ice is safe ice.
Be wary around ice and open bodies of water during this time of year.
Fraud Prevention Month: Protect yourself from scams
The best and easiest way to avoid becoming a victim of fraud is to educate yourself on common scams.
Residents of all ages can become a ‘hydrant hero’ this winter
Be a “Hydrant Hero” this winter by keeping your local hydrant clear of snow.
COMMUNITY NOTES: from the desk of Councillor Gower
This past week has been a week like no other in our capital city. Councillor Gower shares his thoughts on the events and asks residents to support the affected businesses and restaurants…
Emotional reunion for Stittsville Station 46 firefighters who saved baby Cody McNeil
It was five years ago on February 8, 2017 when Tammy and Chris McNeil awoke in the middle of the night to the loud blare of their smoke alarm.
What to expect January 31 – Ottawa Police update
If you work in the downtown core, please plan to work from home if possible. Please adjust your plans in the downtown core.
Convoy demonstrations will affect many roads throughout Ottawa
The truckers’ convoy using Ottawa roadways have begun to arrive today and their effect will be felt throughout the weekend.