Peel Paramedics advance innovative care and staff wellness to meet growing community needs
Service update highlights achievements, programs and strategic investments aimed at enhancing emergency response and community care On October 09, 2025 in a report to Peel Regional Council, Peel Regional Paramedic Services presented how it continues to transform how integrated emergency and community-based care is delivered in response to the growing needs of the community. “Peel’s […]
City of Brampton breaks ground on first all-electric fire station
Today, the City of Brampton broke ground on Fire Station 215, a modern and environmentally sustainable facility that will enhance emergency response in the City’s fast-growing northeast community to support the dedicated work of Brampton Fire and Emergency Services (BFES). “This new fire station reflects our commitment to building complete, healthy communities where families feel […]
Home Safe Home: Brampton’s Approach to Fire Safety
Brampton’s Home Safe Home campaign runs through August 31, 2025, offering fire and carbon monoxide safety education through in-home visits and community outreach. Focused on single-family dwellings, Brampton Fire uses inspection data to target education and ensure compliance with alarm laws. The campaign combines visibility, safety tips, and resident engagement to promote life-saving practices and reduce fire risks.
Announcement: 78% reduction in 911 wait times in Peel Region
Mayor Patrick Brown and Peel Regional Police Service Board Chair Nando Iannicca announced a 78% decrease in 911 wait times in 2024, building on a 35% reduction in 2023. This achievement is attributed to new technology, public education, and the addition of dedicated 911 communicators. Efforts will continue to improve response times and ensure resources are available when needed most.
Brampton’s Commitment to Indigenous Fire Safety Initiatives
Brampton Fire and Emergency Services (BFES) is making a significant contribution to community safety by donating two surplus fire trucks—a technical rescue truck and an aerial platform truck—to the National Indigenous Fire Safety Council (NIFSC). Council members participated, underscoring the strong commitment to community safety and resilience that this initiative embodies. “In Brampton, we believe […]
Landlord group’s push to kill Windsor’s rental licence program dismissed
Urgent Need for Federal Government to Help End Chronic Homelessness
Calling on the federal government to lead the development, in coordination with provinces, territories and municipalities, to implement a comprehensive plan to end homelessness that is focused on providing housing for those experiencing chronic homelessness.
Brampton Fire & Emergency Services Tour
Our Youth Council toured the new headquarters for Brampton Fire & Emergency Services at 425 Chrysler Drive (Williams Pkwy and Chrysler Bvd) and also took part in a few training exercises.