PWFD Camlachie Association

10/12/2026

Last week, our members had a chance to run through auto extrication training with a focus on medical scenarios, patient care and triage.

Motor vehicle collisions often require more than simply removing someone from a vehicle. Crews need to assess and prioritize patients, provide medical care, stabilize vehicles, and coordinate extrication; and often all at the same time!

Training scenarios like these give our firefighters the opportunity to bring those skills together and practice working as a team in realistic conditions.

After the scenario was complete, we obviously had to play with the tools a bit more! Our new recruits had the chance to get on the tools, using the cutters and spreaders.

A great night of hands-on training and building the skills we rely on when the call comes in.

09/08/2026

09/03/2026

08/27/2026

THANK YOU to everyone who came out last night for our annual Outdoor Movie Night! It was a difficult game-time decision to roll the dice on the weather but it paid off!

Our members enjoyed every minute and we thank everyone for their ongoing support of our Association.

Thank you to our sponsors, the Plympton-Wyoming Special Events Committee, and Vital Industrial Solutions for supporting this community event!

08/25/2026

Our thoughts are with Roger’s family, and our brothers and sisters at Township of Warwick Fire & Rescue Department.

08/07/2026

On Tuesday night, we had the chance to train with members from our mutual aid partners in Lambton Shores Fire and Emergency Services (Forest Station) and Township of Warwick Fire & Rescue Department.

It was a solid night of training and camaraderie! We ran a water shuttle and relay pump evolution with four tankers shuttling water to the scene. The evolution simulated a rural structure fire that required water to be shuttled to a drop site at the bottom of a laneway, with a source pump sending water to the attack pump at the fire.

Thank you to our mutual aid partners for taking time last night to come to Town of Plympton-Wyoming and train as a group. Lots of good lessons learned, and a great chance to catch up with familiar faces from previous scenes.