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Smoke Alarms:

Smoke alarms are tools that can tell if there is smoke in the air. They work even if you can't smell smoke. Smoke alarms make a very loud beeping noise to warn you that a fire has started. When you hear the loud noise, follow your home escape plan and get out fast.

Fire Escape Plan

Have you ever wondered what you would do if there was a fire in your home? Or why it is important to have a fire escape plan?

Well, fires can be scary and confusing. They can be loud, burn very fast, and their smoke can make a room or home very dark. It helps to have a plan so you'll know what to do to get out of your home. Dont forget:

  • Find two ways out from every room in your home.
  • The first way out should be a door.
  • Plan and practice your home escape plan: {rsfiles path="Kids\home_escape_plan.pdf"}.
  • Before opening any door in a fire, feel it first. If it is hot, there may be fire on the other side. Try to get out another way.
  • Stay low to the floor when escaping a fire.
  • Pick safe meeting place outside the home.
  • Call 9-1-1 from a safe phone
  • Stay outside no matter what. Don't go back for anything!

If your clothes catch on fire:

You should know what to do if your clothes catch on fire. By learning and practicing the Stop, Drop and Roll method, you will know what to do.

STOP

immediately! Do not run or attempt to remove your clothing

DROP

to the ground as quickly and safety as possible

ROLL

on the ground so that the flames are smothered completely. While rolling, cover your face with your hands.

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Wildfire Danger

The Wildfire Danger level in Redwood Meadows and Bragg Creek is:

Wildfire Update

Last Update: Wednesday April 24, 12:25:44


FIRE ADVISORY NOW IN EFFECT
effective April 9, 2024@ 2:00pm.

Due to dry conditions and active wildfires, Alberta Wildfire has issued a FIRE ADVISORY across the Forest Protection Area. Although the fire danger remains LOW in the CFA, this fire advisory has been put in place as a precautionary measure. 

Under this advisory:

  • existing fire permits remain valid, however extension requests may not be granted
  • new permits will be issued on a case-by-case basis, for essential burning only
  • campfires are allowed in both designated campgrounds and random camping areas 
  • fireworks and exploding targets are prohibited

Recruitment Status

Closed for non-local candidates

(Calgary, Cochrane, Spingbank north of Hwy 1, Foothills, etc)

Closed for local candidates

(Redwood Meadows, Bragg Creek Hamlet, Wintergreen, West Bragg Creek)

Click here for more information

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