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Oakville. Fire Department - Oakville - South Service Rd W - Public Fire Safety Education
Oakville Fire Department Prevention/Training Campus
1144 South Service Rd W
Oakville
1144 South Service Rd W
Oakville
905-338-4404
Fax: 905-815-2023
Mon-Fri 8 am-4 pm
Last update: Dec 8, 2025: Suggest an edit
Application
Phone for further information
Eligibility / Target Population
For booked station tours
Fees
None
Contacts
Sean Grech - Public Education/Special Projects Officer
Fire Prevention Division
905-815-6601 ext 2022 * sean.grech@oakville.ca
Alicia Petz - Public Education/Special Projects Officer
Fire Prevention Division
05-845-6601 ext 5281 * alicia.petz@oakville.ca
Fire Prevention Division
905-815-6601 ext 2022 * sean.grech@oakville.ca
Alicia Petz - Public Education/Special Projects Officer
Fire Prevention Division
05-845-6601 ext 5281 * alicia.petz@oakville.ca
Languages
English
Accessibility
Wheelchair Accessible
Description of Services:
The Public Education Office of the Oakville Fire Department is responsible for fire safety education.
Programs and events are offered throughout the year include:
School education programs
Cooking for Teens Fire Safety program
Fire safety education for older adults
Fire safety for multicultural groups in the community
Home Fire Safety Awareness program
Station tours
Programs and events are offered throughout the year include:
School education programs
- available when requested by teachers
- staff will attend schools and provide an education lesson to children
- focus is on grades 4 & 5, however staff are available for younger ages and teenage groups/classes
Cooking for Teens Fire Safety program
Fire safety education for older adults
- a fire safety officer will attend a variety of seniors groups and locations with messages prepared specifically for this group
Fire safety for multicultural groups in the community
- contact the office for special presentations for groups from a variety of ethnic backgrounds
Home Fire Safety Awareness program
- involves visiting homeowners and discussing fire hazards in the home
Station tours
- are available to the community for school children, Beavers, Girl Guides and Boy Scouts
- each year, attempts are made to heighten public awareness of fire safety by hosting a Kick-Off to Fire Prevention Week
- look for this event taking place in Oakville at the end of September
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Last Updated: Dec 8, 2025: Suggest an edit