The Fire Chiefs' Association of British Columbia is a non-profit organization that serves as an essential source of information, education, and community for its members. It proactively engages with the government and standards organizations on issu...
The Fire Chiefs' Association of British Columbia is a non-profit organization that serves as an essential source of information, education, and community for its members. It proactively engages with the government and standards organizations on issues relating to fire services, resulting in effective and supported fire departments across the province. The FCABC was formed in 1931 and is recognized today by the government and public as a trusted representative of BC's fire service. As a representative of over 300 fire departments across British Columbia, the Association works to improve safety and fire service delivery through advocacy, member support and services, and strategic partnerships at various levels.
