It's back again this year! After a snowfall, clear a hydrant in your neighborhood for a chance to win prizes!

After a snowfall, fire hydrants are often covered with snow. As we know, every second counts during a fire. At times, the 1,500 fire hydrants in the area may be inaccessible for a few hours or days while Town employees regain control of the road system.

Thanks to the "Adopt a fire hydrant" contest, people can contribute to the safety of their neighbourhood by clearing the snow from a hydrant located near their home after a snowfall. This can make a big difference in the speed of response by firefighters in the event of a fire.

How to participate

• After a snowfall, take your shovel and clear a fire hydrant in your neighbourhood.
• The recommended clearance is 1.5 m around the hydrant.
• When you're done, take a picture of yourself with the cleared hydrant.
• Send your photo to concoursincendie@ndip.org 
• Repeat the same steps after each storm.
• The winners will be announced on the Pincourt Facebook page.

Participation prizes 

• Suprises

The winners will be determined by a random draw among all participants each snowfall.

Winner 2024-2025

Congratulations to Vincent Cutillas, a resident of Perrot, winner of the Adopt Your Fire Hydrant contest for the 2024-2025 winter season.

He won a cordless electric snow blower !

The prize was presented to him at Fire Station 26 by Nicolas Demurtas, prevention captain, and Judith Boyer, prevention officer and firefighter with the Pincourt/Notre-Dame-de-l'Île-Perrot Emergency and Fire Protection Service, in the presence of Danie Deschênes, mayor of Notre-Dame-de-l'Île-Perrot, and Claude Comeau, mayor of Pincourt.