The Ottawa community is mourning the heartbreaking loss of Paul Hutt, a longtime and deeply respected member of Ottawa Fire Services, who passed away unexpectedly last night. A devoted husband, a dedicated father, and a compassionate leader, Hutt leaves behind a legacy defined by service, kindness, and unwavering commitment to protecting others.
Beloved Ottawa Firefighter has Died Tragically
Hutt served the people of Ottawa for many years, rising through the ranks with humility and strength. Colleagues remember him not only as an exceptional firefighter and a remarkable chief, but also as a mentor whose presence inspired confidence and camaraderie. Known for his warm heart and genuine care for everyone he encountered, Hutt became a pillar within the fire service family.
In a statement shared following the tragic news, Ottawa Fire Services expressed the depth of their grief:
“We are deeply saddened by the loss of one of our Firefighters last night. On behalf of Ottawa Fire Services, I offer my heartfelt condolences to their family, friends, and colleagues. We are grieving together and encourage everyone to check in on one another.”
Loved by his community and cherished within the fire service, Hutt’s passing leaves an immeasurable void. His leadership, compassion, and dedication will be remembered always.
Ottawa Fire Chief Paul Hutt — RIP. EOW November 26,2025.
Your service and sacrifice will never be forgotten. May you rest in peace. Love, strength, and comfort go out to your family, your loved ones, and your brothers and sisters in the fire service during this difficult time.
