Harley Twp Fire Department

06/13/2026

🚒⚾ It’s tournament day! ⚾🚒

The Harley Fire Department is playing in the annual Fire Fighters Baseball Tournament today, and we’d love to see our community come out and cheer us on! Located at the Casey township baseball field- Belle Vallee

Harley’s games today:

8:00 AM — Harley vs EMS
12:00 PM — New Liskeard vs Harley
3:30 PM — Harley vs Hudson

Come support the teams, enjoy some baseball, and help us bring the energy for Harley!

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06/12/2026

Good afternoon Harley!

As of today, the fire ban’s lifted!
Please burn smart, and ensure your fire is out prior to leaving 😁

Thank you for your cooperation during the ban! Have a great weekend!!

Also, if you’re looking for something to do this weekend, come out the Casey township and cheer on your local first responders at the annual baseball tournament, cold drinks and great food will be available.

06/03/2026

🔥🚫 FIRE BAN🚫🔥

The township of Harley has issued a fire ban due to extreme heat and dryness.

Under this fire ban, all open air burning, including for cooking and warmth, is prohibited.

Please follow, to reduce the risk of a fire.

The township of Harley and the Harley Twp Fire Department would like to thank all residents for their cooperation during this period.

This advisory will remain in effect until fire hazard conditions improve.

If any questions or concerns, please call the township office at 705-647-5439.

04/26/2026

04/26/2026

Our volunteer firefighters aren’t just neighbours helping out—they are highly trained professionals who meet the exact same NFPA standards as full-time crews. They don’t just show up when it’s convenient; they:

• leave family dinners at a moment's notice

• jump out of bed for 3:00 AM calls

• step away from their "day jobs" the second the pager sounds

These individuals are the backbone of our fire services, protecting over 80% of Ontario’s geography. 🌲🚜

This , we’re looking past the gear at the people behind it. To the firefighters balancing careers, families, and the sudden ring of a pager: We see the dedication it takes to serve your community at 3:00 AM and still be at your desk by 9:00 AM.

Thank you for the commitment it takes to balance both roles. 👨‍🚒

04/26/2026

Join Sparky's Fire Safety Challenge by using the checklist to inspect your home for fire hazards. Color the paw prints green for safe items, red for unsafe, and yellow if unsure.

Share your progress using and let's keep our homes safe together!

Download here: https://nfpa.social/3FUEbiY

03/23/2026

🚨 CLEAR YOUR 911 SIGN – SECONDS MATTER 🚨

With all the snow we’ve been getting across Ontario, many driveway 911 signs are getting buried or blocked.

👉 If your sign can’t be seen from the road, emergency services may have trouble finding you when every second counts.

Take a quick minute to:
✔️ Clear snow away from your 911 sign
✔️ Make sure it’s visible from both directions
✔️ Check that numbers aren’t faded or damaged

This small step could make a life-saving difference for you, your family, or your neighbors.

Let’s help keep our community safe. ❤️

#911

03/18/2026

Huge appreciation to all road crews , snow plow operators, first responders and utility workers — the work you do during storms like these doesn’t go unnoticed. You’re out there in the cold, wind, and snow making sure the rest of us stay safe, and that deserves a lot of respect. ❄️👏

With the amount of snow we received, please remember to be patient with the snow plow drivers and crews working to clear the roads. They’re doing the best they can while dealing with dangerous conditions and limited visibility. No job is worth risking someone’s safety.

If you’re out driving, slow down, give plows space, and be patient. ❄️ Stay safe out there everyone. 🌨️

03/17/2026

Especially after this huge snowfalll! Make sure you check all your exhaust vents making sure everything is clear of build up

Safety Notice: Residents are asked to clear snow and ice from all exterior exhaust vents, including those for furnaces, water heaters and dryers.

Heavy snow accumulation can block these vents, leading to a dangerous buildup of carbon monoxide inside your home.

City of Temiskaming Shores Fire Services advises you to ensure you have working carbon monoxide alarms on every level of your home. If your alarm sounds, leave the building immediately and call 911.

03/12/2026

Have you heard of Ontario’s Slow Down, Move Over Law? Here’s what you should know:

When approaching an emergency vehicle with flashing red or red and blue lights, or a tow truck with flashing amber lights stopped on the side of the road, drivers are required by law to:

• slow down and proceed with caution
• if the road has two or more lanes and it’s safe to do so, move into the other lane to provide space. These measures help protect emergency response personnel.

Let’s all do our part to keep our first responders safe on our roads and highways!