Fire Department
Fire/rescue services are provided by 120 highly trained volunteer firefighters, operating in eight different stations through the County. The County maintains a fire fleet of 32 vehicles, eight stations, communication systems, personal protective equipment and fire/rescue equipment valued at 3.5 million dollars.
The most important component of the Yellowhead County Fire Department is the men and women who are dedicated to serve their community anytime and anywhere under difficult conditions. Volunteer Firefighter information includes how to get started and answers any questions you might have.
For more information on becoming a volunteer firefighter, check here.
Yellowhead County Fire Department proudly protects 10,465 people living in an area of 22,000 square kilometers. We operate out of 8 stations that protect a primarily rural area. Our department is a public department whose members are paid volunteers.
Fire Halls are located in the hamlets of:
- Evansburg
- Wildwood
- Niton
- Peers
- Marlboro
- Brule
- Cadomin
- Robb
Creating an Escape Plan for your home is a vital part of helping to protect your family. Go to www.3minutedrill.alberta.ca for tips and resources. Basic safety tips can make a dramatic impact if and when a fire breaks out.
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