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Good News!! Kindersley Fire Department has new swag for YOU our amazing community! We are taking orders for our newly de...
10/22/2026

Good News!!
Kindersley Fire Department has new swag for YOU our amazing community!
We are taking orders for our newly designed t-shirts.
This is a great way to show your support for our local department. There are 4 designs on 4 colours.
They are $35 each and come in Youth size S-XL and Adult size S-3XL
All profits go towards our Public Education Program.
If you would like to order one you can contact our Public education officer at [email protected]
Orders will be going in once a month.

10/04/2026

The Kindersley Fire Department's Fire Prevention Open House was a huge success. Held on Saturday, October 3, from 4 to 7 p.m., the event gave visitors an opportunity to tour the fire hall, explore the equipment on display, and meet members of the department.

The Public Education Division was busy throughout the event, helping adults and children learn about fire safety in the home. Visitors also enjoyed a barbecue featuring burgers and hot dogs.

A special thank-you goes to Co-op and Save On Foods for their generous donations in support of our Public Education Division. We also thank everyone who attended and helped make the open house such a success.

Fire Prevention Week 2026
Fire Prevention Week runs from October 4 to 10. This year's theme is Charge into Fire Safety: Safe Charging Is a Superpower, announced by the National Fire Protection Association.
The message is both timely and practical. More homes than ever rely on rechargeable devices, power tools, e-bikes, scooters, and battery-powered toys. While these products offer convenience, lithium-ion battery failures can cause fires that spread quickly.

This year's campaign focuses on everyday charging habits that can reduce the risk of overheating, smoke, fire, and battery failure. Many preventable battery fires begin with simple shortcuts, such as using the wrong charger, continuing to use a damaged cable, charging a device on a bed or couch, placing large battery-powered equipment near an exit, or ignoring warning signs such as swelling, excessive heat, leaking, or unusual odours.
Charge safely, watch for warning signs, and protect your home and family.

When driving by the Kindersley Fire Hall you may notice something new.Some of our crew was busy yesterday putting up an ...
09/30/2026

When driving by the Kindersley Fire Hall you may notice something new.
Some of our crew was busy yesterday putting up an area to hang our new banner for Fire Prevention Week.

09/25/2026

Incident Update – Combine & Crop Fire

At 13:01, Kindersley Fire was dispatched to a report of a combine and crop fire approximately 9 miles southwest of Kindersley.

Kindersley Fire responded with 2 Engines, 1 Wildland Unit, 2 Water Tenders, and a Command Unit.

Upon arrival, fire personnel worked alongside area farmers to bring the crop fire under control, preventing further spread. Crews then concentrated their efforts on extinguishing the combine fire.

At 16:54, all personnel and equipment cleared the scene and returned to service.

Kindersley Fire would like to thank the local farmers who assisted with the response. Their equipment and assistance were valuable in helping crews bring the fire under control safely and efficiently.

With Fire Prevention week coming up October 4th-10th, we thought we would kick it off with our annual open house. So com...
09/24/2026

With Fire Prevention week coming up October 4th-10th, we thought we would kick it off with our annual open house. So come down and have some fun with us on October 3rd from 4pm-7pm.

Kindersley Fire Responds to Two Serious Motor Vehicle CollisionsKindersley Fire responded to two separate motor vehicle ...
09/20/2026

Kindersley Fire Responds to Two Serious Motor Vehicle Collisions

Kindersley Fire responded to two separate motor vehicle collisions involving serious injuries over the past two days.

September 18, 2026 – Vehicle vs. Semi

At 18:08, Kindersley Fire was dispatched to a motor vehicle collision involving a vehicle that had rear-ended a semi, with reports of serious injuries.

Kindersley Fire responded with a Command Unit, two Rescue Units, and a Traffic Utility Unit. RCMP and EMS were also dispatched.

Upon arrival, fire personnel attended to the injured occupant, provided C-spine stabilization, secured the vehicle, and established traffic control to provide a safe working area for emergency responders.

Fire personnel assisted EMS with the safe removal of the patient from the vehicle.

At 18:52, Kindersley Fire turned the scene over to the RCMP.

At 19:23, all personnel and apparatus had cleared the scene and returned to service.

September 20, 2026 – Vehicle Rollover

At 03:20, Kindersley Fire was dispatched to a motor vehicle rollover with reports of serious injuries.

Kindersley Fire responded with a Command Unit, two Rescue Units, and a Traffic Utility Unit. RCMP and EMS were also dispatched.

Upon arrival, fire personnel attended to four individuals with injuries, provided C-spine stabilization as required, secured the vehicle, and established traffic control.

Fire personnel continued to assist EMS and RCMP with the individuals involved in the collision and scene operations.

At 04:30, Kindersley Fire turned the scene over to the RCMP.

At 05:48, all Kindersley Fire personnel and apparatus had cleared the scene and returned to service.

We would like to recognize the coordinated efforts of EMS and RCMP at both incidents and thank all emergency personnel who responded.

With two serious collisions occurring within a short period of time, we remind everyone travelling on our highways and rural roads to slow down, remain alert, drive for the conditions, and always wear your seatbelt.

Stay safe.

09/02/2026

19:14 Dispatched to field Fire North of Kindersley

Fire department crews extinguished fire

21:04 Scene 2 equipment and personnel cleared for service

09/02/2026

16:21 Dispatched to Semi and truck head on collision

EMS, RCMP, and Fire on scene

Highway 7 both lanes West of Marengo is currently closed, Fire diverting traffic to alternate routes

Kindersley Fire Still on Scene and are responding to 2nd call

20:12 RCMP reconstructionist on scene

20:45 extrication completed

21:01 continuing traffic control

23:00 town trucks on scene

00:43 all personnel and equipment cleared for service

08/31/2026

⚠️ Batteries should NEVER be placed into the trash or your regular recycling bin, as they can be damaged in trucks, and potentially cause fires, endangering staff at recycling facilities.

Batteries need to be recycled properly, at specifically designated battery recycling locations. Find a battery drop-off location near you at www.RecycleYourBatteries.ca

This message is brought to you by Kindersley Fire Department in partnership with Recycle Your Batteries, Canada!

Keep an eye out for batteries that are swollen, burned, corroded or leaking. To learn how to recognize and properly hand...
08/28/2026

Keep an eye out for batteries that are swollen, burned, corroded or leaking. To learn how to recognize and properly handle batteries that are damaged, defective, or recalled, visit RecycleYourBatteries.ca/battery-safety.

Proudly brought to you by Kindersley Fire Department and Recycle Your Batteries, Canada!

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