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Regina Fire & Protective Services reminds residents to be cautious when using barbecues and backyard firepits as families and friends get together to enjoy the upcoming long weekend and warmer temperatures ahead.

“It’s important to remain alert when operating equipment that requires a fire source,” said Layne Jackson, Regina Fire Chief. “If you’re going to light a fire or cook outside, you should be aware of all potential hazards, such as placing flammable materials too close to a barbecue or firepit.”

Exercise caution when using a barbecue. Regina’s leading cause of fire is careless cooking. Follow these important safety tips to stay safe:

Regina Fire sets important rules and regulations to protect residents, prevent fires and reduce intrusion to neighbours.

Violating firepit safety rules could result in a $300 fine per offence as they pose a serious safety risk to the community. Visit Regina.ca/fire for full details on all City regulations on outdoor firepits.

If you witness careless use of a firepit, contact Service Regina at 306-777-7000 during regular business hours or go online to Regina.ca to complete a service request 24 hours a day. In an emergency, call 9-1-1.

After enjoying your outdoor firepit or charcoal barbecue, allow the ashes to cool for a day before placing them in a disposable container and into your brown bin. Ashes should not be placed in a recycling cart.