Todays fire rating is No Fire Ban
Current Fire Rating:No Fire Ban
No Fire Ban
The Fire Restriction in Lethbridge County has been lifted. Cooler temperatures and moisture have decreased the risk of fire spread, which had been in the high to extreme range for several weeks.
Fire permits can once again be applied for online.
Despite the favourable weather forecast ahead, we ask everyone to be mindful when burning and to apply for a fire permit prior to any open burns. Fire permits allow fire departments and 911 dispatch to see where open burning is taking place across the County. With harvest well underway, it is not uncommon for fires to be unintentionally started by hot equipment in fields. Using caution when burning and applying for a permit keeps fire resources from being diverted from emergencies like these.
Updates to the Fire Status are on our website and social media channels (Facebook, X and Instagram). You can also sign up to receive emails.
We encourage you to consider if you are prepared for emergencies this wildfire season. There are a few simple steps to take to be ready for these kinds of situations:
Download the Alberta Emergency Alert app to receive live-saving notifications to your phone
Keep vehicles fuelled up in case of an evacuation
Add one thing to your emergency kit each time you go shopping
The County thanks everyone for their cooperation in keeping the region safe from wildfires.
The McNally Community Association is located southeast of Lethbridge