Humboldt Fire Department

Humboldt Fire Department The Humboldt Fire Department is a Paid-On-Call fire department located in Humboldt Saskatchewan.

🚒❤️ Happy Father's Day from the Humboldt Fire Department! ❤️🚒Today, we want to recognize and celebrate all the dads, ste...
06/21/2026

🚒❤️ Happy Father's Day from the Humboldt Fire Department! ❤️🚒

Today, we want to recognize and celebrate all the dads, stepdads, grandfathers, and father figures who make a difference in the lives of their families and communities every day.

A special thank you goes out to the fathers serving within our department and to all first responder dads who balance the demands of protecting their communities while being role models at home. Your dedication, sacrifice, and commitment do not go unnoticed.

Whether you're spending the day with family, remembering a loved one, or enjoying some well-deserved relaxation, we hope you have a safe and happy Father's Day.

From all of us at the Humboldt Fire Department, thank you for everything you do.

🔥 Happy Father's Day! 🔥

🚒🎯 WE'RE HERE AND READY FOR SOME FUN! 🎯🚒Humboldt Emergency Services is set up at No Frills today collecting food donatio...
06/20/2026

🚒🎯 WE'RE HERE AND READY FOR SOME FUN! 🎯🚒

Humboldt Emergency Services is set up at No Frills today collecting food donations for the Humboldt Food Bank and Soup Kitchen! 🥫❤️

Stop by, say hello, and help support local families in need. Every donation makes a difference!

While you're here, don't miss your chance to test your aim at our Dunk Tank! 💦😄 Who will end up in the water next?

📍 Terry's No Frills
⏰ We're here until 5:00 PM

Come out, have some fun, and help us make a positive impact in our community!







Grilling Safety Reminder:Summer is here, even though it doesn't feel like it today, and that means it's BBQ season! Whet...
06/18/2026

Grilling Safety Reminder:

Summer is here, even though it doesn't feel like it today, and that means it's BBQ season! Whether you’re flipping burgers or grilling veggies, we want to make sure your cookouts stay safe and fire-free.

Here are some important grilling safety tips to keep in mind:
✅ Grill outdoors only – Never use a grill inside a garage, tent, or under an overhang.
✅ Keep it clear – Place grills well away from siding, deck railings, and overhanging branches.
✅ Stay nearby – Never leave your grill unattended while in use.
✅ Check for leaks – If you're using a gas grill, inspect the hose for cracks, holes, or leaks before each use.
✅ Clean regularly – Built-up grease and fat are a common cause of flare-ups.
✅ Have a fire extinguisher nearby – Just in case things get too hot to handle.

Each year, thousands of fires are caused by home grilling. Let’s work together to keep our community safe. If you ever have questions about fire safety, don’t hesitate to reach out. Have a fun and safe grilling season, everyone!

WE CAN'T HELP YOU IF WE CAN'T FIND YOU!When every second counts, a clearly visible house number can make all the differe...
06/16/2026

WE CAN'T HELP YOU IF WE CAN'T FIND YOU!

When every second counts, a clearly visible house number can make all the difference.

We can’t stress this enough: please make sure your address is clearly visible from the road — especially at night. Emergency responders rely on house numbers to quickly locate homes during fires, medical emergencies, and other urgent situations.

✅ Ensure numbers are large and easy to read
✅ Use reflective or illuminated numbers whenever possible
✅ Keep numbers visible from both directions of travel
✅ Trim trees, shrubs, or other obstructions that may block visibility
✅ Check that your numbers can be seen clearly after dark

A few minutes spent improving your address visibility today could save valuable time during an emergency tomorrow.

Take a walk or drive past your property tonight and ask yourself: Could emergency responders find my home quickly?

Help us help you. Make sure your address stands out!

You're very welcome! 🚒😊We had a fantastic time visiting all of the HPS Kindergarten students! Thank you for being such g...
06/15/2026

You're very welcome! 🚒😊

We had a fantastic time visiting all of the HPS Kindergarten students! Thank you for being such great listeners, amazing singers, and enthusiastic fire safety helpers.

Firefighter Mike and Fire Helper Katherine were so proud of how much everyone learned about staying safe, calling 9-1-1, and what firefighters do to help our community. We hope you enjoyed exploring the fire station, learning about our equipment, and practicing your fire safety skills.

Remember:
🚪 Know two ways out!
📞 Call 9-1-1 in an emergency!

Thank you for spending part of your day with us. Keep being fire safety superheroes, and we hope to see you again soon! 🚒🦸‍♀️🦸‍♂️

— Your friends at the Humboldt Fire Department

Thank you to the Humboldt Fire Department, Firefighter Mike, and Fire Helper Katherine for a wonderful visit to the fire station! Through songs, movement activities, and hands-on learning, HPS Kindergarten students learned what to do in the event of a fire, the important role firefighters play in our community, and the equipment they use to keep us safe. We appreciate the time you took to share your knowledge and make learning so much fun!

06/06/2026
A friendly reminder a permit is required before constructing and/or using an outdoor fire pit. The application fee for a...
06/05/2026

A friendly reminder a permit is required before constructing and/or using an outdoor fire pit. The application fee for an outdoor fire pit permit is $20, payable to the City of Humboldt. An Application form is attached, can be picked up at City Hall, 715 Main Street, Humboldt, SK, or downloaded at https://humboldt.ca/fire-department

FIRE PIT REQUIREMENT CHECKLIST:
• Manufactured, non-combustible fire pit
• Made of cement, brick or sheet metal
• 10-guage, ¼” or 5/16” thickness
• Covered with heavy, metal screen
• Openings less than 10 mm in size
• Area underneath must be non-combustible
• Area free of combustible material & vegetation

Please remember to …
🔥 Position your fire pit on top of a fire-resistant surface such as metal or bricks.
🔥 Provide enough light for people to walk around the yard safely.
🔥 Check wind direction before lighting a fire.
🔥 Don’t use flammable fluids, such as gasoline or lighter fluid, to light or relight fires.
🔥 Don’t wear flammable clothing or any loose-fitting clothing.
🔥 Keep children and pets at least 3 feet away from the fire.
🔥 Keep a fire extinguisher or garden hose nearby. See less

🚓🚑🚒 Humboldt Emergency Services is proud to team up with Terry’s No Frills for our STUFF THE BUS Fundraiser, and we can’...
06/04/2026

🚓🚑🚒 Humboldt Emergency Services is proud to team up with Terry’s No Frills for our STUFF THE BUS Fundraiser, and we can’t wait to come together as a community to make a difference!

📅 June 20th
📍 Terry’s No Frills
⏰ 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM

We’re asking for food item donations to help fill the "BUS" (ambulance) and support the Humboldt and District Foodbank & Humboldt Community Soup Kitchen. THE BEST PART? 100% of donations stay local and go directly back into our community.

We’ve got some extra fun planned too:
🔥 Every donation earns you a chance to dunk a firefighter in the dunk tank
🎉 Plus receive 1 entry to win a $250 Terry’s No Frills gift card

We’re incredibly excited to partner with Terry’s No Frills and work together to support families in our community. We know Humboldt always shows up in a big way, and we can’t wait to see everyone there helping us fill the bus!

06/03/2026
🔥 Increase Risk of Fire Conditions: Understanding “Crossover” Fire Behavior 🔥When the temperature climbs above 30°C, win...
05/28/2026

🔥 Increase Risk of Fire Conditions: Understanding “Crossover” Fire Behavior 🔥

When the temperature climbs above 30°C, wind speeds increase, and relative humidity drops below 30%, wildfire conditions can rapidly become dangerous. This is often referred to as “crossover” fire behavior — a point where heat, wind, and dry air combine to create fast-moving, aggressive fire activity.

During the next few days Humboldt will be under crossover conditions, fires can:
🔥 Spread extremely quickly
🔥 Change direction unexpectedly
🔥 Produce intense heat and long-range spotting
🔥 Become difficult to control in a short amount of time

Even a small spark from equipment, vehicles, campfires, burning debris, or ci******es can lead to a serious wildfire.

⚠️ During these conditions:
• Avoid unnecessary outdoor burning
• Use extreme caution with equipment that creates sparks
• Properly extinguish ci******es and campfires
• Keep water and firefighting tools nearby
• Report smoke or fire immediately

One careless moment can have devastating consequences for crops, pasture, homes, and communities.

Stay alert. Stay prepared. Help prevent wildfires. 🔥

Address

635-7th Street
Humboldt, SK
S0K2A0

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+13066822917

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