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New water recovery system for Comox Fire

The Comox Fire Training Centre has made some changes to conserve water.

Fire Chief Gord Schreiner says a new water recovery system has been installed to allow the department to recycle water and capture rain water to use in training scenarios. He says it’s a great way for the department to reduce their environmental footprint.

Schreiner says they are estimating they will save about a million litres of water a year by using the water recovery system. He says this will help save water in the Comox Valley.

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