Adopt-a-Hydrant Program and Contest for Winter 2025
Are you looking to make a difference in your neighbourhood? We invite all residents, businesses, families, and community organizations in Corner Brook to join us in keeping our community safe! By volunteering to clear snow from fire hydrants, you can help firefighters quickly find and use them in case of an emergency. If you’ve adopted a hydrant in the past, we’d love for you to apply again this year to keep up the great work. Let’s come together to ensure everyone’s safety!
The Contest begins on the week of December 15, 2024, and ends on March 31, 2025, at 4:30 p.m.
WHAT IS REQUIRED?
- Adopt a hydrant by:
- Completing the digital form below. You can also print off a PDF and drop it off at City Hall.
- You can also email: adoptahydrant@cornerbrook.com.
- Call 709-637-1666 with any questions you may have.
- Clear a 3-foot area around your adopted hydrant after each snowfall, or when it is heavily covered in snow and clear a path to the street from the hydrant.
- After clearing snow around your adopted hydrant,
- Please click on the top left corner of the map.
- Choose Report Cleared from the drop-down menu.
- Enter the hydrant number in the search bar found below the map or zoom in on the map and click on the smiley face that corresponds to the hydrant you have adopted.
- You may also call 637-1666 to report it cleared or visit the Adopt-a-Hydrant App
- Please Note: When you are reporting your hydrant cleared, you must enter the email that you provided when the Hydrant was Adopted. You cannot proceed if it isn’t the same as entered in the adoption process. You can refer to the confirmation email sent when you initially signed up for your hydrant.
PRIZES: WHAT CAN YOU WIN BY PARTICIPATING?
The clearing of the hydrants will be monitored and randomly inspected by the Fire Department and City Hydrant Clearing staff. Prizes will be given out on a weekly basis for inspected and cleared hydrants.
By entering the Contest, each entrant agrees to abide by the Contest Rules.
