Fire department sheds light on busy time of year

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He said dumpster fires are dying off because of the change from the big black dumpsters in back alleys to personal household green bins.  

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“There are still a few dumpsters in back alleys and [those fires] are usually intentionally set,” Rodgers said.

This weekend fire crews also responded to a vehicle fire and an outside equipment fire.

The fire department’s social media presence on Facebook provides further details on what firefighters experienced when dealing with a forest fire north of Prince Albert.

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