Emergency Services
- Administration office
- Phone: 780-467-5216
- Fax: 780-467-5217
- Email: emergencyservices@strathcona.ca
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For property-related file search requests (Fire Prevention and Investigation Branch), please contact:
Email: fireprev@strathcona.ca
Fax: 780-449-9652
Phone: 780-449-9651
Call the UPDATEline at 1-866-653-9959 if you are concerned about alarms, prologned flares, smoke or fire at petro-chemical industries. Learn more.
What's new?
- May 11, 2012: FULL FIRE BAN IN EFFECT. Learn more.
- May 2, 2012: Shell Canada committed $350,000 to help support the creation of Strathcona County's first Skills Maintenance Outdoor Training Centre. Construction of this new local training facility is expected to occur throughout 2013, and the facility will be located next to Fire Station #4 (Heartland Hall). Learn more.
- May 6 - 12 is Emergency Preparedness Week. Are you prepared to be self sustaining for up to 72 hours? Learn more.
- We're getting a new truck! Meet Rescue 6.
- A great big "thanks" to everyone who attended or participated in "Get prepared, Strathcona!". Over 500 people attended this event. Being prepared to be self-sustaining for 72 hours in the event of a disaster is an important step in emergency preparedness. Congratulations to all of you who took the time to learn more.
- Wildfires are common in the spring. By reducing the risks around your home, you will help reduce the risk of wildfire affecting your property. Learn more.
- A temporary suspension of burning is different than a fire ban. Learn more.
- Shovels hit the ground December 16, 2011 to mark the start of construction on Strathcona County's sixth fire station. The newest fire station, expected to open in early 2013, will be located at 915 Bison Way, Sherwood Park, next to the RCMP station.
- Download a copy of Strathcona County's Emergency Preparedness Guide.
Last updated: Friday, May 11, 2012
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