Chief Fire Officer Mr. Zebalon McLean has said that communities on the western end of the Territory are not in any danger with the fire at the incinerator at Pock Wood Pond.

A team from MobileTec, a provider of Public Safety Solutions, visited the Territory to continue the implementation process of the 911 Call Handling Centre.

Members of the Public Service Week 2018 Steering Committee are featured as they made a presentation to the Virgin Islands Fire and Rescue Service as part of Public Service Week 2018 activities. 

‘Make Fire Safety Your Routine: Fire Safety Awareness Week 2018’ was this year’s theme.

Chief Fire Officer (CFO), Mr. Zebalon McLean is encouraging home and property owners across the Territory to have an evacuation plan in the event of a fire or disaster.

The public is invited to participate in this year’s Fire Safety Awareness Week being held under the theme, “Make Fire Safety Your Routine; Fire Safety Awareness Week 2018.”

The Leader of the Opposition and Member for the First District to ask the Honourable Minister for Communications and Works the following questions:

Residents on the western end of the Territory can now breathe easier......

The Virgin Islands Fire and Rescue Service is employing all the necessary resources to extinguish the Cox Heath debris site fire as quickly as possible.

Chief Fire Officer, Mr. Zebalon McLean and the Manager for the Department of Waste Management, Mr. Greg Massicote have confirmed that there is currently no visible surface fire at the Cox Heath debris site and the smoke has decreased considerably.