Caution | Mandatory Outdoor Water Restrictions

Due to continued dry conditions, mandatory Stage 1 Outdoor Water Restrictions are in place until further notice.

Visit Calgary.ca/restrictions for more information.

Calgary Fire Stations

The Calgary Fire Department has 41 fire stations across the city which Calgary firefighters operate 24 hours a day. Are you looking for a list of fire station locations? or fire department facilities?

Call 9-1-1 if there is an emergency. Do not contact your local fire station directly, always call 9-1-1.

Non-Emergency Services

 

Fire Station Tours – Fire Station Tours are an opportunity to see and learn about modern firefighting equipment, including fire trucks, and to ask firefighters those questions you’ve always wanted to. Tours are offered at 32 Calgary fire stations at 10 a.m., 2 p.m., and 7 p.m. and last approximately 30 minutes. Click here to book a Fire Station Tour and learn more…

Free salted gravel – A sand and salt coated gravel mixture called “pickle” is available at no charge for citizens to use on private and public sidewalks. The pickle mixture helps breakdown built up snow and ice on sidewalks so that ice and snow can more easily be removed. The pickle mixture is available in sandboxes outside several fire stations as well as City of Calgary Roads Maintenance District Offices. Please bring your own container to fill, as there are no containers available. Click here for list of Calgary Fire Stations that offer free salted gravel.

Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off – The Calgary Fire Department partners with Calgary Waste & Recycling Services to offer locations outside of several Calgary fire stations where citizens can safely drop off household hazardous waste.