The purpose of the Emergency Response Registry program is to provide the Clearview Fire Department staff with very important and key information that can assist in the emergency response to a person with a disability.
The Emergency Response Registry program is a proactive program designed to collect pertinent information regarding residents with disabilities that can be used by responders. This information can dictate how to best serve the resident based on their specific needs. It will also provide key size up information that can be used in an emergency that may be posing immediate threat of life.
To obtain a burn permit, residents of Clearview Township must obtain an application at the Clearview Township Administration Office located at 217 Gideon Street, Stayner ON. For more information, call (705) 428-6230.
The Open-Air Burning User Fees can be downloaded from Fees and Charges
The Open Fires By-Law can be downloaded from Publications
The Superior Tanker can be downloaded from Publications
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Emergency Hub and Fire Administration Centre Station 1 - Stayner 6993 Hwy 26
Station 3- New Lowell 5212 County Road 9 
Station 5 - Singhampton 70403 County Road 124 
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Station 4 - Creemore 7655 County Road 9 
Station 6 - Nottawa 95 Batteaux Sideroad 
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The Fire Dispatch Boundary can be downloaded from Publications
The Volunteer Firefighter Application can be downloaded from Applications and Forms
In order to protect residents, businesses and visitors, the Township of Clearview requires a coordinated emergency response by a number of agencies under the direction of the Community Control Group. The Township of Clearview Emergency Management Committee developed an Emergency Response Plan. Every official, municipal department and agency must be prepared to carry out assigned responsibilities in an emergency.
Emergency Plans & Kits
The Government of Canada has prepared a separate website to outline what individuals and families need to have prepared to survive an emergency for 72 hours.