We run a recycling program using the Blue Boxes and a Depot . The Ingersoll Fire Service was established in 1863. Currently the composite department consists of 23 men and women. The Volunteer Fire Fighters commit hundreds of hours to the department each year through their rotating night shifts, staff training and emergency response. The department trains to the Ontario Standards for Fire Fighting, and has adopted a philosophy of Life Long Learning.
Fire fighters respond to all emergencies ranging from structure fires to carbon monoxide alarms.
Modified Tiered Medical responses are also a function of the department. The staff actively supports Public Education and Fire Prevention programs. TAPP-C are two programs which the fire fighters have been involved. As well the department is currently evaluating a global safety program for children called Risk Watch. The Ingersoll Paratransit System is a transportation service offered to eligible persons in the community of Ingersoll.