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Burning permits

Burning permits are now required (free-of-charge). For all requests, information & rules, contact the fire chief by e-mail

pompiers@ormstown.ca

Fire safety bylaw

For the complete fire prevention and safety by-law, consult the document below.

Règlement Sécurité incendie (#132-2020)

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