Kamloops Fire Rescue
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Kamloops Fire Rescue is the second oldest established fire department in British Columbia, Canada. Kamloops Fire Rescue service a population of approximately 85 000 covering an area of 311 sq km (120 sq m). Kamloops Fire Rescue consists of have 7 fire halls. 4 paid halls, 2 paid on call (auxiliary), and 1 combination. Full time/paid staff: Total of 130
Non Union
1 Fire Chief
3 Assistant Chiefs
Westsyde Elementary had a great water fight this afternoon with KFR station 4 crews. Judging by the laughs and screams the kids and crew had a fantastic time!
06/16/2026
🌈 KFR members were proud to take part in the Kamloops Pride Parade recently!
Our crew had an amazing time celebrating alongside community members, families, and friends. We are committed to serving and supporting everyone in our community, and events like Pride are a wonderful opportunity to connect, celebrate inclusion, and show that everyone belongs.
Thank you, Kamloops, for the warm welcome and for making it such a fantastic day.
Tonight, June 2nd 2026 KFR crews responded to reports of 6 kids who had tipped their canoe and were in the Thompson River. Luckily they were wearing their life jackets. They had a Good Samaritan stop in to help them and make sure they were safe. With River levels high and the water cold we highly recommend everyone stay safe and be vigilant around the water.
This is a recent Structure Fire that Dashwood Volunteer Fire Department attended involving a lithium RC Battery, please watch the video to see how volatile they are.
05/13/2026
Kamloops Fire Rescue crews had a great little rescue on May 11, 2026, after Station 7 responded to a public service call for 8 ducklings trapped inside a storm drain.
With momma duck nearby keeping a close watch, crews safely rescued all 8 ducklings and reunited them back where they belong.
A happy ending for this feathered family! 🦆🚒
This video portrays the Fine Fuel Moisture Code for the Province of British Columbia, it shows the dryness of light flashy fuels on the surface on the forest floor. KFR and BC Wildfire Service have been closely monitoring the situation. With the unseasonably warm temperatures coming this weekend it’s only going to get worse. Currently the drought code is moderate. We want to remind the residents of Kamloops burning permits have ended, there is zero burning allowed in the City of Kamloops. Please enjoy the backcountry but be mindful of the conditions. If you see smoke call 911.
04/30/2026
The FireSmart BC Spring Classroom Contest is live!
This province-wide contest invites elementary classrooms across BC to explore wildfire resilience through the FireSmart BC Education Program. It’s a fun, effective way for students to learn about wildfire science and resilience.
If you’re an educator, here’s how to enter:
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The contest runs from April 20 to May 15, 2026, and winners will be announced via a random draw on May 22.
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1205 Summit Drive
Kamloops, BC
V2C5R9