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Amber traffic signal

Giving emergency vehicles the green light

May 22-28 marks Paramedic Services Week.

A look at how WFPS decides where to send first responders

Group of people walking down a residential street wearing Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service clothing.

Winnipeg firefighters visit neighbourhoods after fires to install free smoke alarms

Mobile phone showing number keys and emergency number 911

Calling 9-1-1? Here’s how the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service sends help to emergencies

Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Station #9

New fire-paramedic station in Windsor Park officially opens

Lithium ion cellphone batteries

Lithium ion batteries causing fires at Winnipeg landfill

stormy sky with lightning

7 ways to prepare before an emergency or disaster strikes

Fountain of Life at City Hall

Our commitment to a positive, respectful, safe, and healthy work environment

Four Community Safety Team members standing at night outside in front of a painted wall

Community Safety Team celebrates one year of service

WFPS Waverley West Station

New WFPS station in Waverley West uses innovative modular design to get crews stationed in the community

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