You’ve heard the saying, “It takes a village to raise a child.” Well, it also takes a village to keep White City thriving! We couldn’t hold so many awesome community events without our equally awesome volunteers! If you’re looking to put your talents to great use, the town is always looking for helpers. It’s such a wonderful, rewarding way to meet your neighbours, stay active and truly feel at home here.
Volunteer opportunities will be listed on this page as they are available, please keep checking back for new opportunities.
White City Museum Board Member
The Friends of White City Ecomuseum is a non-profit organization seeking new members for their governance board. Join today and play a key role in shaping this organization dedicated to creating education and awareness of heritage and nature perspectives for the community.
Contact the White City Museum:
www.whitecitymuseum.com
e: whitecitymuseum@whitecity.ca
Emergency Management Organization Volunteers
The Town of White City is looking to build a database of volunteers to fill positions within the White City Emergency Measures Organization (EMO). The EMO exists to plan and manage any major emergency that threatens the health, safety and welfare of the residents of White City.
Consider lending a hand! A large variety of positions requiring different skill sets are available.
Volunteer Fire Fighter
The White City Fire Department is a committed group who give their time when called as well as for continued training to maintain and improve skills. They are on call 24 hours per day. Volunteers are not always available during an emergency so we need as many volunteers as possible. You may have the skills to contribute to the Fire Department. Contact the Fire Department for more information.
Firefighters respond to fire and other emergencies. They are also dispatched from a 9-1-1 call. Training is continuous throughout the year and consists of classroom training as well as practical. Training is credited towards certification as Level 2 Firefighter. Firefighting equipment is kept up to date and is checked on a regular basis to be safe and operational. Assistance is available from neighboring Fire Departments when required.