Prince Albert Fire Department

06/02/2026

For the 24 hour period commencing 12:00 a.m., June 1, 2026 the Prince Albert Fire Department responded to the following 1 call for service.

1 False Alarm

06/01/2026

For the 24 hour period commencing 12:00 a.m., May 31, 2026 the Prince Albert Fire Department responded to the following 7 calls for service.

1 Cooking Fire
1 Natural Gas Leak
1 False Alarm
1 Sharps Pickup
1 Outside Fire
1 Smoke Investigation
1 Lift Assist

05/31/2026

For the 24 hour period commencing 12:00 a.m., May 30, 2026 the Prince Albert Fire Department responded to the following 7 calls for service.

1 MVC
5 False Alarms
1 Service call

05/30/2026

For the 24 hour period commencing 12:00 a.m., May 29, 2026 the Prince Albert Fire Department responded to the following 5 calls for service.

1 MVC
1 Lift assist
2 False Alarms
1 Carbon Monoxide alarm

05/29/2026

With the current warm weather the Prince Albert Fire Department has seen a dramatic increase in carbon monoxide alarm responses. Why is that, you may wonder? In many of these cases people are operating portable air conditioner units in their home, which exhaust air out of the home but have no air intake. Air finds the path of least resistance to enter the home, and that is most often down the water heater chimney. Exhaust from the water heater is drawn into the home rather than up and out the chimney. If a clothes dryer is operating it can also often have the same effect. Always ensure you have adequate fresh air supply into your home.

05/29/2026

For the 24 hour period commencing 12:00a.m., May 28, 2026 the Prince Albert Fire Department responded to the following 13 calls for service.

1 Structure fire
5 False Alarms
5 Carbon Monoxide Responses
2 Other

On May 28, 2026 at approximately 1:45 a.m., the Prince Albert Fire Department responded to the 500 block of 21 Street East for a structure fire. Upon arrival a shed was discovered on fire and extinguished. The shed was destroyed by the fire.

05/28/2026

For the 24 hour period commencing 12:00 a.m., May 27, 2026 the Prince Albert Fire Department responded to the following 5 calls for service.

2 Encampment fires
1 Outside fire
1 Carbon Monoxide incident
1 Other

05/27/2026

Environmentally friendly vehicles are becoming a common way of life however these hybrid and full electric vehicles with high voltage batteries require special considerations when they are involved in a fire or accident situation. PAFD was happy to host instructor Randy Schmitz to conduct valuable training for our Department. Randy has a wealth of knowledge on extrication and electric vehicles and in early May our staff spent two days gaining information and learning valuable techniques that are used in electric vehicle situations. The training focused on rapid extrication techniques that can be used to quickly protect and remove occupants after a crash involving a hybrid or electric vehicle. We also had the opportunity to practice options to protect occupants and extinguish electric vehicle fires, including vehicles with lithium batteries in thermal runaway.

05/27/2026

For the 24 hour period commencing 12:00 a.m., May 26, 2026 the Prince Albert Fire Department responded to the following 10 calls for service.

1 Encampment Fire
2 Outside Fire
1 Water Rescue
3 Wildland / Grass Fire
2 False Alarm
1 Lift Assist

05/27/2026

Please note that there is also a fire ban in the R.M. of Prince Albert.

Municipal Order Fire Ban, takes effect May 26, 2026, and will continue to be in effect until further notification from the Municipality.

https://rmprincealbert.ca/index.asp?SEC={A812E24E-7EC3-4961-8306-1A7441864373}