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Central Peace Regional Emergency Management is a partnership between Birch Hills County, Spirit River, Saddle Hills County, and Rycroft to provide emergency management information to the public.

06/08/2026

The wildfire danger is now low in the Grande Prairie Forest Area. Wildfires can still start, even in these cooler conditions. If you're spending time outdoors, continue to use caution and do your part to help prevent wildfires.
As of 10 am Friday, June 5, 2026 the Fire Advisory was lifted for the Grande Prairie Forest Area, that includes Saddle Hills County.

06/01/2026

We all have a role to play
With wildfire season already underway across Alberta, the time for preparation is now.

More about the new Be Prepared: Wildfire emergency preparedness guide can be found at saddlehills.ab.ca/News

05/11/2026

Due to the rising temperatures and drying conditions, the Fire Danger Rating in Saddle Hills County is now HIGH.
Read more at saddlehills.ab.ca/FireNotices

05/08/2026

A Fire Advisory is in effect for Saddle Hills County, for areas outside of the Forest Protection Area, due to warm, dry conditions that increase wildfire risk.
Read more at saddlehills.ab.ca/FireNotices

05/04/2026

Despite a final goodbye from winter, rising temperatures forecasted across the province are a great reminder to get your household prepared for warm weather hazards. by:
Learning FireSmart methods to protect your roof, siding, deck and yards.
Ensuring gutters and areas around your property such as storm drains are clear of pine needles, leaves, ice and other debris.
Checking seals on doors, windows and skylights for damage and repairing as needed.
Updating your emergency kit and supplies with lighter layers, sunscreen, bug spray, umbrellas and other items that might come in handy during warmer weather. Make sure to replace and replenish expired items like food, medications, batteries, etc.

Taking small steps now before the weather heats up helps build resilience and protect you and your loved ones during times of uncertainly. Learn other steps you can take to prepare year-round with Be Prepared resources and programming.

05/01/2026

Wildfire season runs from March 1 to October 31 in Alberta. Whether you live in a city, small town or rural area, wildfires and wildfire smoke can impact you with little notice. Taking a few simple steps now can help protect your loved ones, pets, health and property.

by:
✔️Knowing the risks. Check fire danger ratings for your area and learn about your community’s wildfire history to help you assess current conditions and make informed decisions about how to prepare.
✔️Getting informed. It is your responsibility to know your local coverage and have alternative ways to stay informed whether you live remotely, are travelling or are spending time in the backcountry.
✔️Maintaining an emergency kit with essential supplies and wildfire-specific items including personal protective equipment like respirators (for example: N95, KN95 or P100) or high-quality medical masks.
✔️Creating an emergency plan that helps prepare your loved ones and pets by ensuring everyone knows where to go and how to respond, even if separated.

To learn more about how you can prepare before, during and after a wildfire, visit Alberta.ca/WildfirePrep or download the Be Prepared: Wildfire emergency preparedness resource for more tips.

12/26/2025

Cooler temperatures are expected across the province—you and your loved ones may be spending more time indoors. There are many ways you can prepare your household for winter hazards from the comfort of your own home. 🏡❄️

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✔️ Ensuring your furnace, wood stove, and other heat sources are working properly. If they need maintenance, call a professional to have them serviced.
✔️ Using Be Prepared resources and programming and passing them along to your network.
✔️ Checking your community’s website or connecting with community members to learn more about the hazards that could impact your area.

Preparedness is an ongoing journey built upon over time, with no start or end. Slowly adding steps to your routine helps you and your household build resilience when disruptions occur.

12/03/2025

Snowy, cooler weather is returning across the province—tis’ the season to prepare for the many winter hazards Albertans may face. ❄️

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✔️ Avoiding travel during blizzards, freezing rain, and ice storms. If you must drive—travel during daylight hours and let someone know your ETA and destination.
✔️ Stocking your emergency supplies and kit with warm layers, a shovel, heat packs, and other items that would be helpful if you need to pull over or have to shelter in place during a storm.
✔️ If you live rurally, stringing guidelines between your house and other buildings you may need to reach during a storm.

Knowing the risks near you and planning for how they may affect your household’s unique needs helps build resilience and supports smoother navigation when disruptions occur.

10/15/2025

Dropping temperatures can bring several potential hazards, especially if you are travelling. Be prepared to build resilience and ensure you and your loved ones stay safe in any situation on the road this winter. ❄️

For more information, visit alberta.ca/Emergency-Preparedness

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Junction Of Highway 49 And Highway 725
Spirit River, AB
T0H3G0

Website

http://cprem.ca/

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