Maple Ridge Firefighters, IAFF 4449

Hot Summer Nights is back! ☀️🚒💦

We're excited to welcome the community back for one of our favourite summer traditions!

Join your Maple Ridge Fire Fighters on Wednesday, August 12, from 6:00–8:00 PM at Fire Hall 4 for an evening of family fun. Explore our fire trucks, meet your local firefighters, learn more about fire safety, and enjoy a fun summer evening with family, friends, and neighbours.

We're grateful that recent changes to local water restrictions have made it possible to bring Hot Summer Nights back. We also appreciate everyone's understanding that, if water restrictions are reinstated before the event, we may need to cancel.

We can't wait to see everyone on August 12 for a fun evening together! 🚒💙

Wildfire Operations Update #2

Since first deploying on July 17, our original four member engine crew supported wildfire operations in the Pemberton area. Earlier this week, two members returned home, while the remaining two members transitioned from an engine crew assignment to a tender crew assignment and made their way to the Clinton area to continue supporting wildfire operations.

After over a week of assisting communities impacted by wildfire, those two members returned home yesterday. Two new Maple Ridge Fire Rescue members arrived to replace them and continue supporting wildfire operations up in Clinton.

We are proud of their commitment and willingness to step up wherever they are needed. Our members continue to answer the call beyond our community, helping protect and support British Columbians when they need it most.

On Saturday at Maple Ridge Park, our members were proud to stand alongside Stephen Rysen for the annual Run, Walk & Roll in support of Muscular Dystrophy Canada.

We're incredibly proud of the work Stephen continues to do for the muscular dystrophy community and congratulate him on being named this year's recipient of the Hope in Action Community Award. A well-deserved honour, and we're proud to support this amazing event each year.

Maple Ridge Fire Rescue is proud to sponsor Danika and Sienna as they head to Camp Ignite this August.

Camp Ignite gives young women the opportunity to gain hands-on experience, build confidence, develop leadership skills, and explore what a career in the fire service can look like.

Throughout the weekend, they'll learn from and be mentored by female firefighters from departments across British Columbia who volunteer their time to inspire and support the next generation of women in the fire service.

We wish Danika and Sienna an incredible Camp Ignite experience!

This morning, four members of Maple Ridge Fire Rescue were deployed to Pemberton to assist with structure protection efforts as wildfire activity continues to impact communities across British Columbia.

When they woke up this morning, they didn't know they would be leaving their families and deploying for up to two weeks. But when the call came, they answered without hesitation.

Our members are proud to stand alongside fire departments and emergency response partners from across the province, helping protect homes, critical infrastructure, and communities threatened by wildfire.

We wish our members a safe deployment and thank them and their families for their dedication, professionalism, and commitment to serving wherever they are needed.

Please join us in wishing them a safe deployment and keeping all firefighters, first responders, and those affected by these wildfires in your thoughts.

A big thank you to Maple Ridge Fire & Rescue Service for partnering with Metro Vancouver Crime Stoppers. Together, we're empowering our community through crime prevention education, anonymous reporting, and public safety awareness.

We appreciate the opportunity to work together and look forward to making a positive impact in Maple Ridge!

Maple Ridge Firefighters, IAFF 4449 City of Maple Ridge

Maple Ridge Fire Fighters stand with BC Nurses.

Nurses are there for people during some of life’s most challenging moments, providing care, compassion, and expertise when it matters most. Their dedication, professionalism, and commitment to helping others reflect the same values that guide all emergency service professions.

While our roles are different, we share the same purpose- supporting people when they need it most. We recognize the hard work and dedication of BC Nurses and stand with them as they advocate for the resources and support needed to continue caring for British Columbians.

Join us Saturday July 25 at Maple Ridge Park for the 3rd Annual Walk/Roll for Muscular Dystrophy Canada, organized by Stephen Rysen.

Stephen who lives with Duchenne muscular dystrophy and continues to raise awareness and support for those affected by neuromuscular conditions.

The walk begins at 11:00am along an accessible route through the park. Maple Ridge Firefighters are proud to be in full support and will be on site serving BBQ from 10:00am – 2:00pm, with all proceeds going directly to this important cause.

We look forward for you to join us in support of Stephen and Muscular Dystrophy Canada.
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Maple Ridge Fire Fighters were pleased to take part in today’s Canada Day celebrations at Memorial Peace Park. While you continue to celebrate, C Platoon remains on duty today and tonight, continuing to provide essential service and emergency response coverage for our great community.

We wish you a safe and happy Canada Day! 🇨🇦

Our 6th Annual Maple Ridge Fire Fighters Charitable Golf Tournament was another incredible success at Golden Eagle Golf Club yesterday!
With 144 golfers and more than 40 off-duty members volunteering their time, the course was filled with great shots, lots of laughs, and some fun times!
A huge thank you to everyone who golfed, volunteered, donated, and supported the event, and to our amazing sponsors for helping make it all possible.
We are still counting up all the money we raised for our charitable society, stay tuned!