Vancouver Island fire department test-driving PFAS-free firefighter gear
- Sooke Fire Rescue is testing one set of PFAS-free firefighter protective gear to eliminate equipment containing forever chemicals.
- MLA Adam Olsen proposed a bill to ban cancer-causing firefighting equipment, requiring PFAS-free gear by January 1, 2029.
- Esquimalt allocated $75,000 to transition to PFAS-free firefighting gear, with an estimated cost of $150,000 for 31 pairs of gear.
- Deputy Fire Chief Chris McCrea emphasized the commitment to providing better gear and ensuring the right choice for firefighters.
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