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Predecessors to B25

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In service: ???? 1996 – October 2005

Dodge 1/2 Ton Pickup

In service: July 2005 – xxxx 2013

1997 Chevrolet K3500 Utility

Cab and chassis formerly operated as S24 with different box.

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FIRE HAZARD RATING

 

Category 1 Campfires.   Effective at Noon August 28th, 2024.

The current provincial campfire prohibition will be rescinded.  No Permit required. Campfires need to be 0.5 metre high by 0.5 metre wide or smaller. 

Category 2 Fires (Class B) are OK. Fires burning debris in 1 pile smaller than 2 meters high by 3 meters wide.  Permit required till October 31st. 

Category 3 (Class A) Fires are Limited. Fires greater then Category 2 Permits required and a Mandatory site inspection. Contact the Fire Department to see if you qualify.

 

 

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FireSmart Your Home Today!
Click the link below for information on Home Assessments and Wildfire Preparedness.https://otterpointfire.bc.ca/firesmart-residential-assessments/
Firesmart BC Home Assessments with Rebate!

Attention Otter Point residents! We are excited to continue partnering with CRD FireSmart to announce our latest initiative to enhance community wildfire safety. Take advantage of our Firesmart BC Home Assessments with a rebate of up to $1000.00!

Here's how it works:
Get your initial assessment from an LFR (Local FireSmart Representative).
Spend $2000.00 or more on recommended FireSmart wildfire mitigation improvements.
Get a re-assessment from your LFR.
You could be eligible for a $1000.00 rebate!

Act now to protect your home and community from wildfire risks.
Contact us today to schedule your assessment and learn more about this fantastic opportunity.

Together, let's build a safer tomorrow!

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