Greenview Fire-Rescue Services
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Greenview’s regional Fire-Rescue Department is proud to serve the needs of our communities, delivering first-rate emergency response with the highest level of integrity, commitment, and teamwork.
06/05/2026
Effective June 6, 2026 at 12:00 pm, Greenview has lifted the Fire Advisory previously put in place for the areas of the MD of Greenview outside of the Forest Protection Area.
For more information, please visit https://mdgreenview.ab.ca/fire-advisory-lifted-june-5-2026/
Preparedness also means being ready to leave quickly.
Take time now to:
• build a grab-and-go kit with important items
• sign up for Voyent Alert to receive emergency notifications
• review evacuation routes from your home or farmyard
Planning ahead makes evacuation faster and safer if wildfire conditions change.
FireSmart™ Challenge. Enter to Win a WASP Wildfire Protection Kit by visiting https://mdgreenview.ab.ca/firesmart-challenge/
Additional Resources:
https://firesmartalberta.ca/
www.mdgreenview.ab.ca/fire-rescue
Can emergency responders easily find your property?
Check that your green municipal address sign or house number is clearly visible from the road.
Trim branches, shrubs, and tall grass around the sign so it can be seen day or night.
Clear address signage helps fire crews, paramedics, and other responders reach you quickly when minutes matter.
If your sign is damaged, please contact our Planning & Development Department for a replacement at 780.524.7639.
FireSmart™ Challenge. Enter to Win a WASP Wildfire Protection Kit by visiting https://mdgreenview.ab.ca/firesmart-challenge/
Additional Resources:
https://firesmartalberta.ca/
www.mdgreenview.ab.ca/fire-rescue
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Not all plants behave the same way during wildfire.
Trees and shrubs that grow too close to buildings can allow fire to spread more easily.
Helpful steps include:
• trimming branches away from roofs and walls
• spacing trees where possible
• removing ladder fuels such as low branches and dense shrubs
The goal is not to remove all vegetation. It is managing it, so it does not increase wildfire risk.
FireSmart™ Challenge. Enter to Win a WASP Wildfire Protection Kit by visiting https://mdgreenview.ab.ca/firesmart-challenge/
Additional Resources:
https://firesmartalberta.ca/
www.mdgreenview.ab.ca/fire-rescue
Alberta saw record snowfall this winter, but wildfire danger is already high to extreme across many areas.
Why?
During early spring, dead grass and vegetation are at their driest point before new green growth begins. Combined with warm temperatures, low humidity, and wind, these conditions can allow fires to spread quickly.
Even a small spark can start a fast-moving grass fire.
Please use caution with:
• Open burning
• Off-road vehicles
• Equipment that creates sparks
• Smoking materials
Stay informed and follow local fire advisories. Visit https://mdgreenview.ab.ca/fire-bans/
05/10/2026
Today, we’re celebrating all the amazing moms, grandmothers, stepmoms, foster moms, and mother figures in our communities.
From the moms who keep things running at home, to the ones responding to emergencies, volunteering in our stations, supporting firefighters behind the scenes, and raising the next generation — thank you for everything you do.
Emergency services often means missed dinners, late nights, weekends away, and unpredictable calls. The support, patience, and strength shown by families — especially moms — never goes unnoticed.
On behalf of Greenview Fire-Rescue, we wish everyone a safe, happy, and well-deserved Mother’s Day. ❤️🚒
Most homes lost during wildfires ignite from embers, not flames.
Embers can travel long distances and land in places where debris collects.
Protect your home by:
• cleaning gutters
• clearing roof valleys
• removing leaves and needles
• making sure vents have proper screening
These small maintenance tasks help prevent embers from starting fires on your home.
FireSmart™ Challenge. Enter to Win a WASP Wildfire Protection Kit by visiting https://mdgreenview.ab.ca/firesmart-challenge/
Additional Resources:
https://firesmartalberta.ca/
www.mdgreenview.ab.ca/fire-rescue
05/06/2026
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Box 1079
Valleyview, AB
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