Hafford Fire & Rescue

12/12/2025

Thursday morning at 03:54 Hafford Fire and Rescue was toned to provide mutual aid for Blaine Lake Fire Department for a commercial building fire in the Town of Blaine Lake. Hafford E751 and 4 firefighters responded. Fire was brought under control and contained. Hafford Fire was back in service at 11:36. Thank You to all members that responded in the minus 30 temperature.

11/25/2025

11/25/2025

This past weekend, 14 Hafford Firefighters took part in vechile extrication training and recertification. Friday evening was classroom review. Saturday we were able to practice our hands on skills, on vechiles in different scenarios. Thanks to our trainer Matt; Steve for the vechiles and to all that attended.

07/08/2025

July 8/25 @ 12:38 Hafford Fire and Rescue was toned out for a grass and yard fire in the RM Of Meeting Lake. Upon arrival there was numerous explosions and the decision was made not to attempt to fight the fire. Heavy equipment was brought in to gain access and build a fire guard around the fire to contain it and burn itself out.Thank you to all members that responded and to the water tankers and equipment operators. Back in service at 16:10.

07/07/2025

On Sunday June 6/25 @ 19:53, Hafford Fire and Rescue was toned out for a residential structure fire in the RM Of Douglas. Engine 751 and Wildland 751 responded with 7 firefighters. On arrival the structure was fully involved. No injuries were reported. Fire was extinguished and back in service at 1:57. Thank you to all the members who responded and to the farmers for supplying us with water.

07/05/2025

Friday July 4/2025, @ 19:12 hrs Hafford Fire & Rescue was dispatched to a single vechile rollover. E751 and R751 responded with 6 members. Patient was extricated and transported to hospital by EMS . Thank you to all members responding and to RCMP and EMS. Back in service at 20:30hrs.

06/21/2025

06/01/2025

Until Further Notice.

05/09/2025

A Fire Ban is in effect for the Town of Hafford and the RM of Redberry. Please keep the area around your homes and businesses clear of leaves and combustible materials to help mitigate the risk of fire.

05/01/2025

In Canada, May 1st is set aside for National First Responders Day to honor the men and women who act quickly when an emergency is at hand.

When the call comes in, these individuals show up for their community by putting their lives on hold to help those in need. Whether it's responding to motor vehicle accidents in -50°, to field and equipment fires in +35° or being the first faces people see in a medical emergency.

Kenaston Volunteer Fire Department recognizes our memebers and those of our mutual aid departments for your dedication and courage to take the call everytime. For showing up for your community and never asking for anything in return.