Fire Rescue Events

January 1-31, 2022
 
Did you know that 1 person who is seriously injured in a vehicle collision, could need as many as 50 blood donations to help save their life?

First Responders across Canada participate in this annual campaign to roll up their sleeves and donate blood. Citizens are encouraged to sign up and donate as well, in support of their emergency service providers. 

In Edmonton, this partnership involves Canadian Blood Services, Edmonton Fire Rescue Services, Edmonton Police Services, Alberta Health Services Emergency Medical Services, STARS Ambulance, and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Learn more.
 

Edmonton Fire Rescue Services, in partnership with the Edmonton Firefighters’ Burn Treatment Society, will be hosting Burn Awareness Week from February 6 to 12, 2022.

This year's theme, as selected by the American Burn Association, is “Burning Issues in the Kitchen!”

In 2021, Edmonton experienced more than 130 cooking-related fires. These fires caused over $4.8 million in damages. Learn about cooking safety and how to reduce the risk of fire.

If you have any questions about burn prevention, join the conversation on social media during Burn Awareness Week using the hashtag #burnawarenessweek.

The recruitment process for Edmonton Fire Rescue Services is competitive, multi-stepped and extensive. Applications will be accepted from February 1 to February 28. Learn more.

TBD

The Edmonton Fire Cadet program (a partnership between Edmonton Fire Rescue Service and ATCO) is an opportunity for high school students to learn about Edmonton Fire Rescue Services, while developing important life skills. Through career internships and work experience, fire cadets have the opportunity to earn up to 6 high school credits for their involvement in the program.

Applications will be accepted - TBD. 

April 10-16, 2022

National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week is a time to celebrate and thank those who dedicate their lives to serving the public. 

This year’s theme is: “Telecommunicators, activate superpowers!

May 1-7, 2022 

Emergency Preparedness Week is an annual event focused on raising awareness about being prepared for disasters, emergencies and unexpected situations.

Each year, during Emergency Preparedness Week, the City of Edmonton’s Office of Emergency Management organizes a free, informative and interactive event - Get Ready in the Park - fun for the whole family.

Join us on May 7, 2022!

May 15-21, 2022

Home fire sprinklers protect the lives of both residents and firefighters by keeping fires small and giving residents more time to escape a fire. Homeowners can install these systems in new or existing homes. Learn more.

May - October, 

Each year, Edmontonians have an opportunity to meet firefighters and fire prevention officers in their community, check out the fire trucks and learn important fire safety information during the Fire Station Open Houses. These free public events are open to everyone. Learn more.

July - October, 2022

Each year, Edmontonians have an opportunity to meet firefighters and fire prevention officers in their community, check out the fire trucks and learn important fire safety information during the Fire Station Open Houses. These free, drop-by, public events are open to everyone and run on Saturdays between 12pm (noon) and 4pm. Learn more.

• July 9: Fire Station #14 Londonderry (7312 144 Avenue NW)
• July 23: Fire Station #26 Meadows (2803 34 Street NW)
• July 30: Fire Station #30 Pilot Sound (15850 50 Street NW)

July - October, 2022

Each year, Edmontonians have an opportunity to meet firefighters and fire prevention officers in their community, check out the fire trucks and learn important fire safety information during the Fire Station Open Houses. These free, drop-by, public events are open to everyone and run on Saturdays between 12pm (noon) and 4pm. Learn more.

• August 6: Fire Station #13 Rainbow Valley (4035 119 Street NW)
• August 13: Fire Station #12 Meadowlark (9020 156 Street NW)
• August 27: Fire Station #11 Capilano (6110 98 Avenue NW)

September 11, 2022

The Edmonton Firefighters Memorial Society holds this annual remembrance service to honour the active and retired members from Edmonton Fire Rescue Services who have passed away during the past year.

The ceremony takes place at the Firefighters Memorial Plaza (10318 83 Avenue NW) at 10am. 

July - October, 2022

Each year, Edmontonians have an opportunity to meet firefighters and fire prevention officers in their community, check out the fire trucks and learn important fire safety information during the Fire Station Open Houses. These free, drop-by, public events are open to everyone and run on Saturdays between 12pm (noon) and 4pm. Learn more.

• September 10: Fire Station #6 Mill Creek (8105 96 Street NW)

September 16-18

Camp Inspire is a firefighting camp designed to promote firefighting as a viable and rewarding career for women and gender-diverse communities. Learn more.

October 9-15, 2022

Fire Prevention Week brings awareness to the risks involved with fire and strives to educate everyone about practices that can prevent fires and help people escape safely in the event of a fire.

2022 marks the 100th anniversary of this important week of awareness. This year's theme is "Fire won't wait. Plan your escape."

More details coming soon!

July - October, 2022

Each year, Edmontonians have an opportunity to meet firefighters and fire prevention officers in their community, check out the fire trucks and learn important fire safety information during the Fire Station Open Houses. These free, drop-by, public events are open to everyone and run on Saturdays between 12pm (noon) and 4pm. Learn more.

• October 1: Fire Station #15 Coronet (5120 97 Street NW)

November 1-7, 2022

Edmonton Fire Rescue Services responds to countless carbon monoxide incidents every year. Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week is an opportunity to remind Edmontonians how to prevent carbon monoxide hazards including:

• Installing and maintaining carbon monoxide alarms
• Maintaining fuel burning appliances
• Ensuring proper air flow 
• Never leaving an idling vehicle in an attached garage