For ALL emergencies, call 911.
The Olds Fire Department consists of a full-time Chief, two full-time Deputy Chiefs, an Administrative Assistant, a contracted Director of Emergency Management and 39 paid on-call firefighters. Please refer to the Town of Olds Fire Bylaw for complete scope of Fire Department authority and responsibility.
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Fire Department Focus
The Olds Fire Department's primary focus is to provide residents and businesses in the Town of Olds and Mountain View County with the following, but not limited to:
fire protection
- rescue services
- hazardous material response (HAZMAT)
- vehicle extrication
- emergency medical services in support of Alberta Health Services
Other key services include:
fire prevention services
public education and awareness programs
- fire inspections
- fire investigations
Fire Department Safety Inspections
The Town of Olds does fire and life safety inspections of local businesses, apartments, multi-unit dwellings, and gathering places on a regular basis to ensure buildings in the community meet all fire codes and are safe for the public. They also offer construction site visits, fire pre-plan, and extinguisher training.
Learn more about the Alberta Fire Code in the Pre-Inspection Checklist (updated February 2020).
Olds Fire District Map
Olds Fire District
Mountain View County