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West Fraser will be burning the remaining debris piles this week in the Nolan and Jim Lake areas. Some smoke maybe visible.
West Fraser will be burning some more slashe piles around Jim and Nolan lakes the rest of this week.
Thanks to the generous donations from the Green Lake Snowmobile Club, the SGL Fire Department and its Auxiliary, a cheque for $750 was given to the 100 Mile Food Bank.
Just to inform everyone that West Fraser is doing some controlled burns in the Nolan and Jim Lake areas today. Some flames may be visible as they are fairly large piles.
Just letting everyone know that this Friday November 15th the SGL Fire Department will be having a night practice in preparation for the winter months. We will begin at 6:00 pm and will be in the area of Southcrest Road. There will be alot of flashing lights and scene lighting. We will be shuttling water from Access 2 back to Southcrest Road . This is only a practice.
Archive for December 2016
Newest Addition to the Fleet
Thanks to a lot of hard work from our volunteers, we got the snow plow in-service by Dec 21. This will allow us to react quickly if we get a big snowfall, clearing the lot. In the past we have relied on volunteers with small machines or occasionally Interior Roads would plow the lot for us.
With Dry Hydrants in our future at access 5 and 10, we will also be able to keep them plowed in the event we need water.
I would personally like to thank the executive for thinking of the future and all our dedicated volunteers for making us ready for whatever winter brings us before the Christmas Holidays.
With this level of commitment by all our volunteers, as our mission statement states, ‘We are ensuring a Safe Community”
Peter McKie
Fire Chief
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Winter is here!
All apparatus chained up and ready before the cold weather hits us.
Thanks to all who helped make this happen, ensuring we are ready if called. Thanks to Aaron Bregg, Bob Bell, Steve Gehl, Roger Graham, Art Groves, Jim Smith, John Sullivan and James Walter.
