Many of our firefighters are fathers. Everyone is a daughter or son. Many a family gathering has been interrupted for an emergency call. Many an evening or weekend that could have been spent with family has been in the classroom or on the training grounds. Firefighter families sacrifice to keep their community safe by giving…

Today, the Sussex Fire Department is participating in the provincial emergency exercise BRUNSWICK ALPHA 2018 in conjunction with the Town of Sussex. The New Brunswick Emergency Measures Organization is conducting the emergency exercise as opportunity to both test provincial emergency management systems and to analyze how we can improve our response to a wide spread…

Today, these volunteers were out with our Fire Safety Education House sharing some very important messages to all the local Grade 3 classes at Sussex Corner Elementary School, Sussex Elementary School and Apohaqui Elementary School. The children learned how to safely respond to a smoke alarm activation in their home. Along with this we reviewed…

Tonight the Sussex Fire Department, Town of Sussex staff/employees, guests from other Royal Firefighters Association departments and the community gathered to wish Fire Chief Harold Lowe best wishes on his recent resignation and announcement of acceptance as Chief of another Atlantic fire department. We wish Chief Lowe all the best for his future endeavours. Pictured…

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A friendly reminder… http://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/news/public_alerts/forest_fire_watch.htmlNew Brunswick Forest Fire WatchContains forest fire advisories, burning permit info, forecast maps, data and more for New Brunswick.

Today!We’re recruiting! If your interested in becoming a volunteer firefighter for the Town of Sussex Fire Department come to this information session to learn more! For more details you can call 432-4542 or email Chief Harold Lowe at Harold.lowe@sussex.ca . www.sussexfiredepartment.com

This Week!We’re recruiting! If your interested in becoming a volunteer firefighter for the Town of Sussex Fire Department come to this information session to learn more! For more details you can call 432-4542 or email Chief Harold Lowe at Harold.lowe@sussex.ca . www.sussexfiredepartment.com

With all the flooding devastation our Province is facing It may be hard to believe… but because we are in that forest sensitive season while trees are budding…the forests are dry. Red means no burning! http://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/news/public_alerts/forest_fire_watch.htmlNew Brunswick Forest Fire WatchContains forest fire advisories, burning permit info, forecast maps, data and more for New Brunswick.