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Five fire trucks in Lake Country

Posted: Sep 13th, 2017, 10:14 am
by common_sense_guy
Couple nights ago 5 fire trucks were responding to a call on oyama road across from Hebert Road. Found my scanner and I think I heard them mentioned something about a backyard fire and the people didn't know the ban was on.. has anybody heard if they got fined or let off the hook with such a large fire response.

Re: Five fire trucks in Lake Country

Posted: Sep 13th, 2017, 11:16 am
by Scrobins94
brosy wrote:Couple nights ago 5 fire trucks were responding to a call on oyama road across from Hebert Road. Found my scanner and I think I heard them mentioned something about a backyard fire and the people didn't know the ban was on.. has anybody heard if they got fined or let off the hook with such a large fire response.


Sorry, haven't heard anything. I don't usually listen in on other people's conversations though...

Re: Five fire trucks in Lake Country

Posted: Sep 13th, 2017, 11:20 am
by common_sense_guy
Why would you bother replying if you didn't hear anything.lol. I don't need 100 people say no I didn't hear anything. And I'm guessing you're not familiar with what a scanner is are you? It wasn't a private conversation I was listening in on

Re: Five fire trucks in Lake Country

Posted: Sep 13th, 2017, 1:23 pm
by youjustcomplain
brosy: check your private inbox on the forum.

Re: Five fire trucks in Lake Country

Posted: Sep 13th, 2017, 3:05 pm
by Loki2u
brosy wrote:Why would you bother replying if you didn't hear anything.lol. I don't need 100 people say no I didn't hear anything. And I'm guessing you're not familiar with what a scanner is are you? It wasn't a private conversation I was listening in on


Is an answer really necessary for you question though? What difference would it make to you?

I get the impression the answer wouldn't satisfy you either way.

Option 1) Yes they were caught and received a fine.
You) Good! Bunch of idiots-the fine should've been bigger!

Option 2) No they were let off the hook with just a warning
You) Bunch of morons! This is ridiculous! Blah blah blah....

Either way, so what? Complaining on here about does nothing.

I mean you listen to a scanner......who does that other than busy bodies?

Re: Five fire trucks in Lake Country

Posted: Sep 13th, 2017, 3:41 pm
by common_sense_guy
I would like to know if they got fined or not since my taxes go towards fire and other essential services. if they didn't get fined I then have the option of making some waves to make sure idiots like that pay for fire call outs and not me ..it is my business as well as anyone else that pays taxes

Re: Five fire trucks in Lake Country

Posted: Sep 13th, 2017, 3:45 pm
by youjustcomplain
Loki2u wrote:Is an answer really necessary for you question though? What difference would it make to you?

I get the impression the answer wouldn't satisfy you either way.

Option 1) Yes they were caught and received a fine.
You) Good! Bunch of idiots-the fine should've been bigger!

Option 2) No they were let off the hook with just a warning
You) Bunch of morons! This is ridiculous! Blah blah blah....

Either way, so what? Complaining on here about does nothing.

I mean you listen to a scanner......who does that other than busy bodies?


I get the feeling brosy lives in Lake Country and was concerned or nervous. Many people are very nervous about the fires since 8 homes were lost less than two months ago. Just a guess.

Re: Five fire trucks in Lake Country

Posted: Sep 13th, 2017, 4:21 pm
by lightspeed
Idiots burning in their back yard is a legitimate concern.

Re: Five fire trucks in Lake Country

Posted: Sep 13th, 2017, 4:29 pm
by Bsuds
lightspeed wrote:Idiots burning in their back yard is a legitimate concern.


And the excuse that they didn't know a ban was in effect is total BS!

Re: Five fire trucks in Lake Country

Posted: Sep 25th, 2017, 6:32 am
by EZGuy
About 12 years ago there was a fire started by 2 property owners clearing land in the hot summer months at the north end the private lane off Moberly Road in Lake Country. The fire spread into trees and a substantial interface fire started. DLC fire department and BC wild land fire water bombers both responded to put out the fire. Even though the fire was illegal (no burn permit) the 2 property owners were not charged. However it cost the tax payers over$20,000 to extinguish the fire. The 2 property owners who started the fire were both YLW firemen, so buddies. And we wonder why taxes are so high. Do an FOI request if you don't believe me.

Re: Five fire trucks in Lake Country

Posted: Sep 25th, 2017, 11:35 am
by youjustcomplain
EZGuy wrote:About 12 years ago there was a fire started by 2 property owners clearing land in the hot summer months at the north end the private lane off Moberly Road in Lake Country. The fire spread into trees and a substantial interface fire started. DLC fire department and BC wild land fire water bombers both responded to put out the fire. Even though the fire was illegal (no burn permit) the 2 property owners were not charged. However it cost the tax payers over$20,000 to extinguish the fire. The 2 property owners who started the fire were both YLW firemen, so buddies. And we wonder why taxes are so high. Do an FOI request if you don't believe me.


This is kind of off topic.. But regardless, you think that they didn't get charged because they were fire fighters in another district? Far fetched. Who brings the charges anyhow? I won't say that you're wrong. I just highly doubt that you're right.