TODAY As part of Emergency Preparedness Week (May 6-12), there will be a test of the emergency alert system on Wednesday, May 9. As many New Brunswickers continue to deal with high waters, they should be aware in advance that this alert is only a test.
GNB Firewatch is updated daily at 2 PM… if you light a fire, that fire is your responsibility. Know your responsibility. 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.
Were you thinking it felt like a summer day? You were right! No burning please! http://www.gnb.ca/public/fire-feu/dbpmap-e.aspNew Brunswick Category 1 Burning PermitsNote: Grass fires require permits, written burn plans and pre-inspection by a forest service officer.- Contact- Burning Permits
NBEMO – OMUNBThe Department of Transportation and Infrastructure advises that some detour routes are non-designated roads. If you don’t need to be on those roads, please avoid them, to maintain their condition for those who need to use them.
Rain is a good thing. Green again! http://www.gnb.ca/public/fire-feu/dbpmap-e.aspNew Brunswick Category 1 Burning PermitsNote: Grass fires require permits, written burn plans and pre-inspection by a forest service officer.- Contact- Burning Permits
If you have an emergency please dial 911.
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