Fire Hall

Current Fire Danger Rating

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Colour-coded risk levels labeled low, moderate, high, and extreme. An arrow points to low.

Low: Fires may start easily and spread quickly but there will be minimal involvement of deeper fuel layers or larger fuels.

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Fire Services

The North Saanich Fire Department is committed to keeping everyone who lives in and enjoys our community safe. We preserve life, and protect property and the environment.

At-a-glance:

  • Established in 1972
  • 6 career firefighters
  • 1 Fire Chief
  • 1 Deputy Chief
  • Approximately 35 volunteers
  • 1 support staff
  • 2 fire halls

We respond to more than 600 emergency incidents every year, including:

  • Fire Suppression
  • Medical Response
  • Vehicle Extrication
  • Rescue
  • Mutual Aid Requests
  • Hazardous Materials Incidents
  • Public Service Requests

We also:

  • Attend community events and deliver programs and presentations to citizens, groups and businesses.
  • Provide fire and life safety education through programs like Learn Not to Burn, A Working Smoke Alarm in Every Home and Fire Prevention Week.
  • Inspect commercial and residential occupancies and review construction plans to make sure they comply with fire safety regulations and bylaws.
  • Create plans to keep our members safe when they fight fires.
  • Provide fire investigations.
  • Assist with car seat installations. Contact the Fire Department to make an appointment.