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Saved By The Beep The Saved by the Beep campaign is a public safety initiative led by the office of the Fire Marshal in Ontario (OFM) to raise awareness about the life-saving importance of working smoke alarms. What is "Saved by the Beep"? "Saved by the Beep" is a province-wide education and

***DUE TO SIGNIFICANT UPTAKE, THE 2025 RICHARDSON TREE PROGRAM IS NOW CLOSED. THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST. *** RICHARDSON TREE PROGRAM What is the Richardson Tree Program? The Richardson Tree Program is a fund left by Frederick James Richardson in 1973 for the purpose of planting hard maple trees in

SERVICE UPDATE: Kerwood Road (CR 6) will be closed at the tracks between Grace Street and Katesville Drive for CN Rail repairs from Monday, September 8, 2025 until Friday, September 12, 2025. Please see the detour map for more information: https://www.municipal511.ca/ For any questions, please

The Township of Adelaide Metcalfe is proud to announce that we have received a generous grant from Enbridge Fueling Futures in support of the replacement of Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) units and safety equipment upgrades for our fire services. This funding will directly enhance the

Thanks to improved weather conditions and recent rainfall, it is now safe to resume open burning in accordance with local regulations. Please continue to use caution and follow all fire safety guidelines to help protect our community. Thank you for your cooperation during the ban and stay safe!

Kerwood Park Turns 100! The Township of Adelaide Metcalfe, in partnership with the Kerwood Adelaide Metcalfe Optimists, invites you to join us on Saturday, August 30, 2025 for the 100th Anniversary of Kerwood Park! Saturday, August 30th Kerwood Park - 27816 Kerwood Road, Kerwood, ON - Hotdogs and

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🚨 County-Wide Burn Ban in Effect 🚨 [UPDATE - August 14, 2025] Small Recreation fires now permitted. Following consultation with various stakeholders, the County Fire Chiefs have collectively decided to implement a County-Wide Burn Ban effective Monday, August 11. This ban will remain in place until