Meadow Lake Fire Department

Meadow Lake Fire Department The Meadow Lake Fire Department provides emergency response and public education services to the City of Meadow Lake and surrounding communities.

08/20/2026

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07/17/2026
01/31/2026
In 2025, 23% of calls received by the Meadow Lake Fire Department were alarm activations where no emergency was found al...
01/06/2026

In 2025, 23% of calls received by the Meadow Lake Fire Department were alarm activations where no emergency was found also known as false alarms. Many of these calls are caused by improperly maintained security systems, incorrect or outdated contact information, or alarm company verification calls that go unanswered.

Every page requires firefighters to gear up and respond, even when no emergency exists. These responses take time and resources away from emergencies and place unnecessary wear on personnel and equipment.

Property owners can play a helpful role in reducing the number of false alarms by keeping alarm systems well maintained, ensuring their alarm companies have up-to-date contact information, and answering alarm verification calls. These simple steps can significantly reduce false alarm calls and in turn keep the community safe by ensuring the department is available when needed.

01/03/2026

Happy new year to all from the Meadow Lake Fire Department.

2025 was a very busy year for the department. We had a record breaking 221 calls this year including one massive industrial fire call that lasted over 50 continuous hours.

On top of the record breaking calls the department did over 100 hours of training, volunteered in various community events, and had 3 firefighters go to assist with the wild fires up north.

Like many departments, we have felt the impact of the shortage of new people stepping into the emergency services space. Despite that, our firefighters showed up and continued to serve this community. We are incredibly proud of the things our department have done this year.

We plan to continue to our dedicated service throughout 2026. If you are interested in serving your community along side us, visit https://www.meadowlake.ca/m/fire-rescue/joining for information on how to join.

We hope everyone has a safe holiday season with lots of food, laughter and love. đź’ťđźš’
12/24/2025

We hope everyone has a safe holiday season with lots of food, laughter and love. đź’ťđźš’

It was a privilege to have served alongside the other fire departments during this summer’s wildfire season.
12/03/2025

It was a privilege to have served alongside the other fire departments during this summer’s wildfire season.

Today, the Saskatcewan government awarded the Premier’s Commendation Award to 64 volunteer and municipal fire departments, and the tribal council partners whose type 2 firefighters heroically protected communities and supported our fellow Saskatchewan residents when they were in need during the 2025 wildfire season.

This year’s program was dedicated to those who responded to the 2025 wildfires, honouring their extraordinary efforts during this summer’s unprecedented wildfire season.

Congratulations to the recipients of the Premier’s Commendation – you and your teams exemplified resilience and embodied the spirit of Saskatchewan – remaining steadfast, dedicated, and courageous in the face of danger.

Your commitment to protecting Saskatchewan families reflects the very best of our province. Thank you to all who served. So proud that so many of our members make up this incredible group of people. On behalf of the entire SVFFA organization thank you for your service once again.!

This weekend a few of our firefighters took part in vehicle extrication training, practicing the tools and techniques us...
11/20/2025

This weekend a few of our firefighters took part in vehicle extrication training, practicing the tools and techniques used in vehicle collision rescues.

Additionally, the crew participated in vehicle fire training during our regular Tuesday night practice yesterday and were joined by the Goodsoil Fire Department!

11/07/2025
11/06/2025

Carbon monoxide is known as the invisible killer because you can’t see or smell it.

Install carbon monoxide alarms outside each sleeping area and on every level of your home.

Test alarms monthly to make sure they’re working properly.

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506 3rd Street East
Meadow Lake, SK
S9X1Y5

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