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Redwood Meadows
Emergency Services
Proudly Serving Redwood Meadows, Bragg Creek, & Area since 1978
Emergencies: 911
Non-Emergencies: 403-264-1022
Station: 403-949-2012
Fax: 403-949-3481
What's New - January 2010
Tsuu T'ina Nation Fire & Rescue had their Grand Opening on Friday, January 22, 2010. The members of Redwood Meadows Emergency Services welcome this new mutual aid partner to the area and look forward to working with the department in the future.

Our department took delivery of two new pieces of apparatus in 2009. They are pictured below.
Wholesale Fire & Rescue, together with Pierce Manufacturing Inc., built and delivered a 2009 Kenworth Contender to RMES this past summer.

Cochrane Dodge delivered a 2009 Dodge RAM 5500 cab & chassis to Redwood Meadows Emergency Services, which RMES members used to construct the new Rapid Response vehicle. It carries 1100 liters of water, firefighting foam, light rescue and grass fire fighting equipment, and medical first response gear.

RMES is now on Twitter. Get updates on RMES activity and operations by following RMESFire or viewing the Twitter widget shown below.
Applying:
Download and complete the application form below and submit it either via fax or email.
Ensure you include copies of all certifications and training, as well as all other
required documents. For email submission, certifications maybe be scanned and attached to
the email, or can be brought to your interview along with the original copies of your
driver's abstract and police clearance, as well as the medical exam form signed by your
doctor.
Send your application by
Fax: 403-949-3481
Email: recruiting@rmesfire.org
Application Form
All successful applicants will be contacted to set up an interview.
About the Department
Redwood Meadows Emergency Services (RMES) is a volunteer/paid-on-call department. We provide fire, rescue, and emergency medical first response care to the town of Redwood Meadows, the hamlet of Bragg Creek, and the portion of the Municipal District of Rocky View surrounding both. We also respond to emergencies with crews from the Tsuu T'ina Nation, Kananaskis Country, the M.D.'s of Foothills and Bighorn, and the City of Calgary, on mutual aid agreements.
The department is known as 50 Station in the regional emergency response plan.
About the Site
The buttons on the left side take you to each segment of the site. You can view our members' information, check out our apparatus and equipment, see our department history, look at our training procedures and schedules, or get press releases, news, and information on recent incidents. You may also view statistics on our year's activity to date, look at some photos taken at our incidents, training, and other events, get information on fire safety, and look at links for our partners in emergency services and other fields. Also, you may contact us about the site or other issues.
Please Note!
In an emergency, the only way to contact us is by 911. We cannot respond to requests for assistance via email or other methods.
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