Coaldale & District Emergency Services

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The mission of the Coaldale & District Emergency Services is to minimize the loss of life, property and the environment in the Town of Coaldale and the County of Lethbridge through emergency response, public education and fire prevention.

Tomorrow's the day! 🚒🚜🚁The Big Truck Petting Zoo is happening tomorrow at the Coaldale Sportsplex Parking lot from 11AM-...
06/12/2026

Tomorrow's the day! 🚒🚜🚁

The Big Truck Petting Zoo is happening tomorrow at the Coaldale Sportsplex Parking lot from 11AM-2PM!

Come meet the Coaldale Fire Department and the Coaldale & District Volunteer Firefighter Association, check out our trucks, grab some Coaldale Fire Truck Trading Cards, and don't miss our special guest - HALO Air Ambulance!

Town of Coaldale Dennis' Dirtworx Ltd

🚨June Call Volume Update🚨So far in June, CDES crews have responded to 19 calls for service, bringing our 2026 year-to-da...
06/11/2026

🚨June Call Volume Update🚨

So far in June, CDES crews have responded to 19 calls for service, bringing our 2026 year-to-date total to 357 calls.

While we never hope to see emergencies increase, each call is a reminder of the dedication shown by our members and volunteers who continue to answer the call when our community needs them.

Thank you to our crews, the dispatchers, mutual aid partners, and everyone who supports our department and its volunteers.

Stay safe, Coaldale.

🚨Final May 2026 Call Volume Update🚨Since our last update, CDES crews responded to an additional 12 calls for service, br...
06/01/2026

🚨Final May 2026 Call Volume Update🚨

Since our last update, CDES crews responded to an additional 12 calls for service, bringing our final May total to 65 calls.

That puts May 2026 just 3 calls short of last year's May total of 68 calls.

Our crews have now responded to 338 calls year-to-date.

As always, thank you to our members for the time, commitment, and professionalism they continue to bring to each call. We also want to thank our community for your continued support.

Stay safe, take care of each other, and please remember to slow down and move over for emergency crews.

Photo: OG CDES Crews - February 1957
Disclosure: Original black-and-white photo, colourized to help show how it may have looked at the time.

🚨May 2026 Call Volume Update🚨Since our last update, CDES crews have responded to an additional 26 calls for services, br...
05/25/2026

🚨May 2026 Call Volume Update🚨

Since our last update, CDES crews have responded to an additional 26 calls for services, bringing our May total to 53 calls so far.

For comparison, in May 2025, our crews responded to 68 total calls for the entire month.

Year-to-date, we are now sitting at 326 calls for service.

We want to thank our members and their families for the time, dedication, and commitment it takes to serve our community.

We also want to remind everyone to stay safe, take care of each other, and be mindful on the roads as we move through the busy spring season.

🚨May Call Volume Update🚨So far this month, our crews have responded to 27 calls for service, with 13 of those calls comi...
05/15/2026

🚨May Call Volume Update🚨

So far this month, our crews have responded to 27 calls for service, with 13 of those calls coming since last Friday.

For comparison, May 2025 finished with 68 total calls, and our 2026 year-to-date call volume is now sitting at exactly 300 calls.

As we head into the May Long Weekend, we hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable time. Please take good care of each other, and be extra cautious on the roads as travel incidents are always a concern during busier long weekends.

Stay safe, Coaldale 🚒

Huge honour for Ladders to Learning and the Coaldale & District Volunteer Firefighter Association!We are proud to share ...
05/15/2026

Huge honour for Ladders to Learning and the Coaldale & District Volunteer Firefighter Association!

We are proud to share that Ladders to Learning has received the Palliser School Division 2025/2026 Exemplary Service Award as a Community Partner in Coaldale.

This recognition means a lot to us because Ladders to Learning has always been about one simple goal: helping students and families feel prepared, valued, and supported.

None of this happens without the support of our firefighters, volunteers, community partners, schools, donors, and everyone who continues to believe in this program. Your generosity is what allows us to keep showing up for local kids and families in meaningful ways.

Thank you to the Palliser School Division for this incredible recognition, and thank you to our community for standing behind Ladders to Learning and our Coaldale & District Volunteer Firefighter Association. We are grateful, humbled, and excited to keep building on this work. ❤️

Learn more about Ladders to Learning at www.ladderstolearning.ca/participate

Huge shoutout to our local Buster's Pizza & Donair for their continued generosity and support of the Coaldale Fire Depar...
05/13/2026

Huge shoutout to our local Buster's Pizza & Donair for their continued generosity and support of the Coaldale Fire Department and the Coaldale & District Volunteer Firefighter Association.

Our senior members attending the Officer's Meeting were blown away by their kind gesture of donating supper in recognition of Emergency Services Week.

Buster's is always willing to support where they can, and we are truly grateful. Please consider showing them some love and supporting this great local business!

Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing moms out there!
05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing moms out there!

We all have a role to play in emergency preparedness. Emergency services are the first call for help, but depending on t...
05/09/2026

We all have a role to play in emergency preparedness. Emergency services are the first call for help, but depending on the size and severity of the situation, there could be delays reaching your community.

Households are encouraged to build self-reliance by preparing to meet their needs for a minimum of 72 hours.

But always remember that we are “In It Together.” Building strong social ties, practicing preparedness habits and sharing them with your community helps build community resilience to achieve better outcomes during and after an emergency.

As Emergency Preparedness Week comes to a close, remember that you can take small steps and add them to your routine to build resilience over time.

Preparedness isn’t just for a week, but a series of habits built upon year-round and every day.

Learn More at: https://www.alberta.ca/make-community-connections

Watch the preparedness session: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjiecAR6GB8

Address

1507 20 Avenue
Coaldale, AB
T1M1N3

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

403-345-1330

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