Quarterly LSACFS Statistics
82
Medical Co-Responses
78
Highway Incidents
196
Fire Responses
40
False Alarms
18
Mutual Aid Requests
428
Total Responses
Trained. Equipped. Driven. Lac Ste. Anne County Fire Services.
Lac Ste. Anne County Fire Services proudly serves our growing and vibrant County with a composite fire suppression model made up of full-time, part-time, and volunteer members. Every member is a dedicated, highly-trained professional with an exceptional level of competency, who places a high value on the services provided to our residents, friends, and municipal neighbours.
LSACFS currently has just over 100 Firefighters on our roster, accompanied by two full-time staff, being the County Fire Chief and Deputy County Fire Chief. This number has remained steady over the past few years, but with the economy, we have seen many of our members leave to find full-time employment. This loss is not something that only Lac Ste. Anne County is facing; this is an issue throughout the province of Alberta.
At Lac Ste. Anne County Fire Services, we're actively recruiting across our communities for new Firefighters to join our ranks. Are you up for the challenge?
Fire Guardians
Contact your local County Fire Guardian to learn where to build burn piles, how big and how far apart to build them, and the best conditions for burning.
Join the Force
Becoming a Volunteer Firefighter with Lac Ste. Anne County Fire Services means choosing a path that is both highly challenging and exceptionally rewarding.
Fire Services News
Get the latest County Fire Services news, views and information, and discover the simple things you can do to keep your family safe and sound.
Fire Permits
Please note that at any time of the year, a Fire Permit must be obtained from your local Fire Guardian for any burning you would like to do.
What does it Take to be a Volunteer Firefighter?
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REQUIREMENTS
A Canadian Class 5 Drivers License (minimum) Minimum 18 years of age Ability to understand and communicate in English (written and oral) Physically able to perform tasks/duties of the job Able to commit to training and respond to emergency calls Live and/or work in the response area No conviction of a criminal offense related to the job duties of a firefighter -
RESPONSIBILITIES
Work as part of a team to respond to a variety of emergency situations Protect citizens in times of crisis Perform the duties of emergency responder, fire suppression, and public education as assigned Learn the skills of an emergency responder Respond to a broad range of emergency situations Provide pre-hospital care for victims Be a community role model Responsible for upgrading and maintaining skills/knowledge and physical requirements Maintain fire station and firefighting equipment -
ENVIRONMENT
Fast-paced and diverse Supportive Team-oriented Character building Inclusive
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Train for free with some of the best. Become a volunteer firefighter with LSACFS.
Latest Fire Services News
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Mutual Aid Agreements
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About the County
Founded in 1944, Lac Ste. Anne County is a municipal district in central Alberta, Canada. It is located in Census Division 13, roughly 45 minutes northwest of Edmonton. The County's administrative office is located at 56521 Range Road 65. Its namesake comes from its largest body of water, Lac Ste. Anne.
Contact Information
Box 219, Sangudo AB T0E 2A0
lsac (@) lsac.ca
1-866-880-5722
1-866-880-5722
(780) 785-3411
(780) 785-2359
(780) 785-2359