Day 1 / Community in action
Launch & Open Day
Duke Street & Effortville
Official Launch · Demonstrations
- Official Launch
- Demonstrations
- Community Interaction
- Community Walks: Duke Street & Effortville
25–31 October · Clarendon, Jamaica
The countdown to a safer Clarendon


Jamaica Fire BrigadeSaving lives. Protecting property.
Fire Awareness Week 2026
25–31 OCTOBER 2026
Safe Homes, Safe Communities– The Power of Prevention.
Out in the community · 26–30 October 2026
Different Communities, Same Mission — A Safer Clarendon
Day 1 / Community in action
Duke Street & Effortville
Official Launch · Demonstrations
Day 2 / Community in action
May Pen
Drills across May Pen · Small-Business Fire Warden Training
Day 3 / Community in action
Lionel Town
Community Outreach · Fire Safety Demonstrations
Day 4 / Community in action
Kellits & Frankfield
Community Walks: Kellits & Frankfield · Home Visits
Day 5 / Community in action
Linstead
Fire Station Open Day · Live Demonstrations
Safe homes. Safe communities.
Small habits that save lives — at home, at work and on the road.
01 / Prevent
Press the test button every month and replace batteries at least once a year. Alarms on every level and near sleeping areas give your household the warning it needs to get out safely.
Fit alarms on every level and near sleeping areas.Stay in the kitchen when frying, grilling or boiling. Turn off the stove if you step away.
Avoid daisy-chaining extension cords. Unplug appliances that are not in use.

A safer tomorrow starts with what you know
Fire safety. Put it to the test.
Quiz & Crossword
Community outreachPrevention starts with us
Community walks. Home visits. Youth engagement. Meet your firefighters and be part of the mission for a safer Clarendon.
Jamaica Fire Brigade · Clarendon Division
Fire & Ambulance Emergencies
Mark your calendar
Mark your calendar
per lap
with T-shirt and bag