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Niagara-on-the-Lake Fire & Emergency Services (NOTLFES) has a proud tradition of assisting residents and effectively responding to emergency situations. Comprised of a Fire Chief, 2 Deputy Chiefs, a Training Officer, a Fire Prevention Officer, an Administrative Assistant, and 110 dedicated volunteer firefighters, the Department responds to approximately 600 - 700 emergency incidents each year from 5 fire stations.
In the ongoing efforts to meet the needs of the community, a community-driven Fire Master Plan was developed to guide operational improvements, forecast immediate and long-term delivery needs and goals, and enhance how the service is provided throughout the community.
To accomplish this, Emergency Management & Training Inc. (EMT) was engaged to assist with this initiative. EMT is a local consulting firm that has worked with many fire departments in developing their Fire Master Plans, station assessments, Community Risk Assessments, and fire service reviews.
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Niagara-on-the-Lake Fire & Emergency Services (NOTLFES) has a proud tradition of assisting residents and effectively responding to emergency situations. Comprised of a Fire Chief, 2 Deputy Chiefs, a Training Officer, a Fire Prevention Officer, an Administrative Assistant, and 110 dedicated volunteer firefighters, the Department responds to approximately 600 - 700 emergency incidents each year from 5 fire stations.
In the ongoing efforts to meet the needs of the community, a community-driven Fire Master Plan was developed to guide operational improvements, forecast immediate and long-term delivery needs and goals, and enhance how the service is provided throughout the community.
To accomplish this, Emergency Management & Training Inc. (EMT) was engaged to assist with this initiative. EMT is a local consulting firm that has worked with many fire departments in developing their Fire Master Plans, station assessments, Community Risk Assessments, and fire service reviews.
