Humboldt & District Ambulance - EMS

09/11/2026

Thank you Craig for your service!

Congratulations, Captain Craig Stomp!

We are proud to recognize Captain Craig Stomp as he was presented with the Saskatchewan Protective Services Medal for his more than 25 years of dedicated service, yesterday.

This well-deserved recognition is a testament to Craig’s commitment, leadership, and dedication to the fire service and our community.

Captain Stomp’s passion for training and education has played a tremendous role in shaping the Humboldt Fire Department. His commitment to helping fellow firefighters learn, develop their skills, and become better prepared has had a lasting impact on our department and its members.

Craig, thank you for your many years of service, leadership, and dedication. Your passion for the fire service and the people you serve is truly appreciated.

👏 Congratulations, Captain Stomp, on this well-deserved honor!

🔥 25+ Years of Service. A Lasting Impact. 🔥

09/10/2026

🚒 WELCOME TO THE ROLE, DEPUTY CHIEF JUSTIN TARRANT! 🚒

The Humboldt Fire Department is pleased to announce Justin Tarrant as our new Deputy Chief.

Justin has been a dedicated member of the Humboldt Fire Department for the past 6 years and has consistently demonstrated a strong commitment to our department, our members, and the community we serve.

As Deputy Chief, Justin will play an important role in supporting our leadership team, helping guide department operations, and continuing to build on the training, teamwork, and professionalism that HFD is proud of.

We’re excited to see Justin take on this new responsibility and look forward leadership and dedication he will bring to the position.

Congratulations, Deputy Chief Tarrant! 👏🚒

Please join us in congratulating Justin on his new role and wishing him all the best in this next chapter with the Humboldt Fire Department.

08/26/2026

ONLY 2 DAYS LEFT TO GET A TEAM IN!!

08/19/2026

Realistic training is crucial to training student paramedics.

08/07/2026

🚑 Clear directions can help first responders reach you faster in an emergency.

If you live in a rural area, farm or cottage community, make sure everyone in your household knows your legal land description. They should also know how to direct help from a major landmark or intersection.

Here are a few simple ways to prepare:

📝 Write down your legal land description and directions to your property.

🔍 Keep it somewhere easy to find, such as near the fridge or phone.

🪧 Ensure your property entrance is clearly marked and visible from the road.

Check with your R.M. office to find out if the Civic Address Registry (CAR) is available in your area.

👉 Learn more: https://www.saskpublicsafety.ca/communities/car

07/31/2026

07/27/2026

August 28 Emergency Services Golf Tournament

07/15/2026

Today marks an important milestone for first responders across Canada.

On June 15, 2026, Bill C-14 received Royal Assent, and as of today, July 15, 2026, these important changes to the Criminal Code are officially in effect.

The legislation requires courts to treat violence committed against first responders in the line of duty as an aggravating factor during sentencing. When someone is convicted of offences such as assault, uttering threats, or obstruction against a first responder performing their duties, judges must now consider that fact when determining an appropriate sentence. This sends a strong message that violence against emergency personnel will carry more serious legal consequences.

This achievement is the result of years of dedicated advocacy. After Bill C-321 was halted when Parliament was prorogued, the initiative was reintroduced as Bill S-233. While S-233 continues to make its way through Parliament, key provisions of that legislation were incorporated into Bill C-14, ensuring these important protections became law.

We also want to recognize the incredible work of our former President, Paul Hills, whose unwavering advocacy helped drive this amendment to the Criminal Code forward. His commitment, alongside the efforts of many others across the country, especially Todd Doherty , has helped achieve meaningful change that better protects paramedics and all first responders.

Today is an important step forward—not just for our members, but for every emergency responder who puts themselves in harm’s way to serve their communities.

06/26/2026

Operational readiness is extremely important to our Paramedics. Every day our ambulances get checked in the AM & PM to ensure everything is operational, from windsheild washer to defibrillators, we are ready for the next call!

06/21/2026

Our Stuff The Bus Fundraiser was a hit & we just want to say a HUGE thank you to everyone involved who helped to make it successful and to our community who came out and donated. We were pleased to present both Humboldt Food Bank & Humboldt Soup Kitchen with a amazing amount of donations! The winners of the 250.00 Gift Card went to Zemira & the First Aid Kit went to Barb- both have been contacted- Congrats! And lastly, a huge thanks goes to Terry @ No Frills for supporting us & helping us put on this fundraiser !
Hope everyone has a fabulous rest of the weekend!!