Useful Links and Information
Discover a range of vital services we provide to the Pleasantville community. Each offering is crafted to enhance safety and preparedness, ensuring you’re ready for any situation. From fire safety education to emergency response training, our programs cater to everyone, fostering a well-informed public.
Click on any logo below to go to their respective website.
PDFD Facebook Page - Click to Follow
Visit our Facebook page for up to date pictures, posts and information about our fire department.
50/50 Firefighters Draw - Click to Buy Tickets
Nova Scotia Firefighters raffle that raises needed money for our fire department and others across the province.
Nova Scotia Burn Information - Check before you burn!
Wildfire season is March 15 until October 15. During this time, it is YOUR responsibility to check the burn restrictions map. There is NEVER any burning from 8 am – 2 pm and the new daily restrictions are posted at 2 pm. But wait a few minutes past as it may take a little bit to populate correctly.
FSANS
The Fire Service Association of Nova Scotia is dedicated to provide leadership and representation to the fire service, government, private sector and citizens of Nova Scotia by developing, evaluating and communicating policy and programs through consultation, research and education in the matters of fire and public safety.
Office of the Fire Marshall
The Office of the Fire Marshal is responsible for fire and building safety. The office develops policies, regulations and programs to promote and enforce the principles and practices of fire safety. We also provide advice on all initiatives and issues concerning building and fire safety.
MODL
The Municipality of the District of Lunenburg is the third largest rural municipality in Nova Scotia in terms of total property assessment and encompasses a geographic area representing over 432,000 acres. Our municipality surrounds the towns of Bridgewater, Lunenburg, and Mahone Bay, which are incorporated separately and not part of the district municipality.
FireSmart Canada
With a changing climate, the threat of wildfire has increased significantly for everyone, include those living outside of the wildland urban interface. We all have a part to play when it comes to preventing wildfire and reducing risk. FireSmart Canada has developed practical, effective, and science-based programs that provide you with tools to be better prepared when wildfire occurs.