26/07/2024 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 27/07/2024 00:33
The City of St. Albert has downgraded the Fire Restriction to a Fire Advisory due to improved conditions in the region with the recent precipitation and cooler temperatures.
Permitted fires are still allowed, but a restriction or ban may be issued if conditions worsen. We are asking that everyone do their part in reducing the risk:
St. Albert Fire Services is dedicated to saving lives and protecting properties throughout our community. Residents are asked to use extra caution with propane and natural gas outdoor appliances, and dispose of smoking materials (cannabis, cigarettes, cigars, matches or lighters) properly. A reminder that the discharge of unauthorized pyrotechnics and fireworks is prohibited at all times within the City of St. Albert.
St. Albert Fire Services will continue to monitor the situation and a ban or restriction could be issued. Updates will be provided on stalbert.ca and albertafirebans.ca. To report a fire please call 911.
The City of St. Albert has issued a Fire Restriction that is effective immediately. The change from the current Fire Advisory to a Fire Restriction is due to the forecasted continuation of warm and dry conditions, with no substantial precipitation expected over the next 7 days.
All open burning is prohibited, including:
The following is still allowed, but residents should use extra caution:
Residents are asked to use extra caution with propane and natural gas outdoor appliances, and dispose of smoking materials (cannabis, cigarettes, cigars, matches or lighters) properly. A reminder that the discharge of unauthorized pyrotechnics and fireworks is prohibited at all times within the City of St. Albert.
St. Albert Fire Services will continue to monitor the situation and provide any updates on stalbert.ca and albertafirebans.ca. To report a fire, please call 911.
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Last edited: July 26, 2024