The Car Seat Clinic RMES is hosting on April 11th is Full.

Please note that this clinic is by appointment only. Drop-ins will not be accepted.

Telus has informed town site that the service disruption to land lines that affected a number of costumers in Redwood Meadows, including the Town Site office and the Fire Department has been resolved.

If you are still experiencing problems, please call Telus directly at 310-3100 to report the problem.

Due to a damaged Telus cable, our phone and fax lines are (intermittently) down as are most other Telus customers in Redwood Meadows, including the Town Site office.

At this moment it is unclear how long this service interruption might be and some estimates range from a day to a few days as Telus works hard to restore the damaged cable.

Cell service still works as normal in the area. If you have an emergency dial 9-1-1 from a cell phone if your landline does not work. As always, have your address ready for the 9-1-1 operator.

RMES is proud to host a Car Seat Clinic. A Certified Child Restraint Safety Technicians will provide one-on-one seat education and installation. This provides you an opportunity to learn about your car seat, your vehicle, and feel confident in your ability to install and use your child's seat correctly. Spaces are limited!

Location: Redwood Meadows Emergency Services, #1 Redwood Meadows Drive, Redwood Meadows

Date: April 11, 2015

This event is FREE and by appointment ONLY!

To register please call: 1-403-980-SEAT (7328)

Sponsored by: The Alberta Traffic Safety Fund and the Western Rocky View Parent Link Centre

1/12 of the year is done!

We did 23 calls in January:

• 11 medical
• 2 fire
• 8 rescue
• 2 hazmat

Three were in Redwood Meadows, 8 in the Bragg Creek area, 5 in Tsuu T'ina, 2 in Foothills, 2 in Springbank, 1 in Bighorn, and 1 (cancelled) in Nakoda.