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The City shares health and safety tips to protect residents as wildfire smoke lowers air quality across Southwestern Ontario.

The City is opening two air-conditioned cooling centres at Ambrel Lake and Westbrook Arena to keep residents safe during a heat warning.

Wrenford Fire Rescue crews responded to a two-storey home fire on Mercer Street Monday evening. No one was injured, and the structure was stabilised.

The Wildrye Splash Pad at Wildrye Park is open for the season after routine summer maintenance checks were completed.

The Wrenford Fire Department shares safety tips for Canada Day fireworks and reminds residents of the legal hours for public use.

The City opens two cooling centres at the Northgate Aquatic Centre and Tamsin Valley Leisure Centre to keep residents safe during warm weather.

The City of Wrenford is reminding residents to stay cool and safe during the summer heat with its annual Beat the Heat campaign.

The City of Wrenford has lifted the temporary outdoor burning ban, and residents can now burn yard waste and use fire pits following standard safety rules.

Wrenford Fire Service shares safe charging and storage tips for lithium-ion batteries to help keep homes and neighbourhoods safe this spring.

Fire Rescue is asking all Wrenford residents to test and maintain their smoke and carbon monoxide alarms before the colder months.