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At this time, the Oshawa community is invited to provide comment on the draft Fire Master Plan and Community Risk Assessment by completing a feedback form online on Connect Oshawa.
The Special Meeting of Council previously scheduled for Tuesday, March 24 has been cancelled in response to COVID-19. The meeting will be rescheduled and delegation details will be shared at that time. Paper versions of the feedback form will be available at Service Oshawa upon the reopening of City Hall to the public.
Feedback on this phase will be forwarded to Dillon Consulting Limited for consideration in revisions made to the draft Fire Master Plan and draft Community Risk Assessment. Due to the impacts of COVID-19, we currently do not have a date for the presentation of the final Fire Master Plan and Community Risk Assessment to Council.
The draft Fire Master Plan was informed by the draft Community Risk Assessment, legislation, industry best practices and community and stakeholder input. The Fire Master Plan assesses current and future levels of service and programs provided by Oshawa Fire Services and will guide the City’s fire services for the next ten years.
At this time, the Oshawa community is invited to provide comment on the draft Fire Master Plan and Community Risk Assessment by completing a feedback form online on Connect Oshawa.
The Special Meeting of Council previously scheduled for Tuesday, March 24 has been cancelled in response to COVID-19. The meeting will be rescheduled and delegation details will be shared at that time. Paper versions of the feedback form will be available at Service Oshawa upon the reopening of City Hall to the public.
Feedback on this phase will be forwarded to Dillon Consulting Limited for consideration in revisions made to the draft Fire Master Plan and draft Community Risk Assessment. Due to the impacts of COVID-19, we currently do not have a date for the presentation of the final Fire Master Plan and Community Risk Assessment to Council.
The draft Fire Master Plan was informed by the draft Community Risk Assessment, legislation, industry best practices and community and stakeholder input. The Fire Master Plan assesses current and future levels of service and programs provided by Oshawa Fire Services and will guide the City’s fire services for the next ten years.
Share your feedback on the draft Fire Master Plan and Community Risk Assessment. Feedback
on this phase will be received until 4:00 p.m., Tuesday, April 7 and forwarded
to Dillon Consulting Limited for consideration in revisions made to the draft Fire
Master Plan and draft Community Risk Assessment.
Consultation has concluded
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As part of Phase 1 of the Fire Master Plan consultation, the Oshawa community could share their experience with Oshawa Fire Services. This Phase concluded in February 2020.
Consultation has concluded
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Draft Fire Master Plan & Community Risk Assessment has finished this stage
The Oshawa community is invited to share its experience with Oshawa Fire Services on paper, online or in-person at the Community Information Open House.
Phase 2: Presentation of Draft Report
Draft Fire Master Plan & Community Risk Assessment is currently at this stage
Dillon Consulting to present the Draft Fire Master Plan / Community Risk Assessment Report to Council in March. The Oshawa community will be provided the opportunity to provide feedback on the Draft Fire Master Plan.
Phase 3: Approval of Report
this is an upcoming stage for Draft Fire Master Plan & Community Risk Assessment
Dillon Consulting to present the proposed Fire Master Plan to Council for approval.
