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Richmond adjusts fire protection boundary and updates dry hydrant policy
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Richmond adjusts fire protection boundary and updates dry hydrant policy
RICHMOND: Beginning in July, residents in parts of western Richmond County calling 911 may see a different fire department respond to emergencies. Prompted by provincial efforts to standardize fire services across Nova Scotia, Richmond County officials and the municipality’s Fire Protection Services Committee have been working to proactively address potential concerns associated with service alignment […]
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