Orangeville Fire provides fire protection services to the Town of Orangeville and surrounding areas. We work closely with other fire departments in Dufferin County to help keep all our communities safe.
Along with emergency response, we offer fire prevention programs and public education. Our team delivers safety presentations in schools, workplaces, to community groups and at community events.
Click on the categories below to learn more about our services, including fire permits, inspections, safety tips and more.
Emergency and non-emergency contacts
In case of an emergency, dial 911. To reach Orangeville Fire directly, dial 519-942-7273 or email us.
For non-emergency Fire Dispatch, contact our dispatch center at 519-842-2481, including burn complaints.
Learn how to apply for a burn permit and find out about outdoor fire regulations in the Town of Orangeville.
We offer a variety of public safety courses and programs. Learn how to develop a home escape plan and safely install smoke and Carbon Monoxide alarms in your home.
Orangeville Fire works to make sure that the environment is safe for everyone. If you have a sensitivity to fire or smoke, you can apply to be added to the Sensitive Receptor Registry.
If you have a developmental or physical disability, you can add your name to our emergency response registry so that we can provide additional support during an emergency.
Our firefighters receive continued training to ensure that they are prepared to support our community during an emergency. Review our training programs for more details.
Fire complaints
You may submit a non-urgent fire or fire safety complaint through our online portal, SeeClickFix. It is an easy, step-by-step process. If it is an emergency, please dial 911.
Please note this platform is only monitored Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
About Orangeville Fire
Our mission is to protect life, property and the environment in Orangeville and the surrounding area. We do this through education, prevention, training, rescue, fire suppression and pre-hospital care support services.
Our suppression team consists of 20 full-time firefighters and 28 volunteer firefighters who provide fire emergency response services 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Our fire prevention division ensures life safety through education, inspections and enforcement.
Response area
Orangeville Fire responds to emergencies in the Town of Orangeville, Town of Mono, East Garafraxa and Amaranth Townships.
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