Mississauga Fire & Emergency Services wishes all Moms a Happy Mother's Day! #HappyMothersDay

Happy Mother's Day to all the incredible women in our fire department and to every mother out there! Your strength, dedication, and love make the world a safer and better place. Thank you for all that you do! 💐👩‍🚒 #MothersDay #Mississauga

Remember the importance of bike safety. Wear a helmet, obey traffic lights/signs, ride on the right side of the road, use hand signals, and dismount when crossing the street.

When you see an emergency vehicle approaching with their lights flashing, move your vehicle to the right. These vehicles include: firetrucks, police cars, and ambulances.

It's McHappy Day! Our public educators were at two locations in #Mississauga to support Ronald McDonald House Charities to help families in need. #McHappyDay2024

Happy Teacher Appreciation Day to all the educators out there! A special shout out to our certified teachers who are part of our public education team. Thank you for your dedication in shaping the future and for spreading vital fire safety messages. #TeacherAppreciationDay

Everyone has a role in an emergency. Are you prepared?

Learn about how you can contribute to Mississauga’s safety:

Learn more: bit.ly/3QAJjeR #EPWeek2024

Townhouse fire at 1055 Shawnmarr Rd
Fire crews on scene in an offensive strategy
Fire at a 2nd alarm
Crews checking for fire extension
No injuries reported

Did you know? You could have less than a minute to escape a lithium-ion battery fire ⌛

Don’t find yourself in this situation, learn more about this type of fire hazard: bit.ly/4a07zxD

May is National Food Allergy (Anaphylaxis) Awareness Month. Anaphylaxis is a serious, life-threatening allergic reaction. Anaphylaxis affects 1 in 13 Canadians, including approximately 57,000 Mississauga residents. #FoodAllergyAwarenessMonth #Anaphylaxis

Emergency Preparedness Week 2024
(May 5-11): Everyone has a role to play in an emergency. This year, the theme is “Be Prepared. Know Your Risks.”

Learn more about the risks in your community and learn what actions you can take to protect yourself and your family.

Today is International Firefighters Day.

The City of Mississauga is grateful for all the sacrifices that our firefighters make every single day.

Thank you for your service and dedication
#InternationalFirefightersDay Mississauga Fire

Photo credit: Stephen Uhraney

Chief Bentley was a MFES Firefighter for 40 years and retired in 1991 after 12 years as Fire Chief.
 
We, along with his family, honoured the contributions of Chief Bentley at the Ontario Association of Fire Chief’s Memorial.

Thank you to all of our firefighters and fire service personnel who continue to keep the residents of Mississauga safe every day. #InternationalFirefightersDay

Thank you to all of our members who continue to keep the residents of Mississauga safe every day.

Our Fire Prevention and Risk Reduction administration team received the Champion of Records and Information Management Award. This accolade is a testament to the dedication and expertise of our team in enhancing the efficiency, accuracy & accessibility of records management.

Thank you to Mississauga Fire for the fire safety presentation today! Lots of great tips and learning happened !

Today, we recognize and extend our warmest thanks to all first responders and our partners at Peel Paramedics and Peel Police. Happy First Responders Day! #Fire 🚒 #Police 🚓 #Paramedics 🚑

Calling all youths aged 15 to 24! Step into a world of pawsitivity at Mississauga Valley Community Centre tomorrow from 3:15 to 4:15 pm. Meet our Facility Dog Ajax & learn how he helps to build our resilience day in and day out. Registration not required. #YouthWeek2024 #Woof

🛑 Safety first! 🔥 Prevent lithium-ion battery fires by properly handling, storing, and charging them. ⚠️ Don't overcharge or expose them to extreme temperatures. #FirePrevention #LithiumIonBatterySafety #Mississauga