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Bonnyville Regional Fire Authority

Protecting our communities with professionalism, rapid response, and dedicated emergency services across the Lakeland region for over two decades.

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Fire Advisory Lifted June 02, 2026, at 1200hrs

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Fire Advisory Lifted June 02, 2026, at 1200hrs

No Fire Ban Outside Forest Protection Area

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Serving the Bonnyville Region with Excellence in Emergency Services

The Bonnyville Regional Fire Authority (BRFA) is a multi-disciplinary emergency response organization dedicated to the safety and well-being of residents and visitors of Northeast Alberta. We serve as the backbone of regional safety, providing a comprehensive suite of essential services including Fire Protection, Emergency Medical Services (EMS), and 911 Communication Services.

Our mission is simple: to ensure a rapid, professional, and highly skilled response whenever our residents, businesses, and industrial partners need us most..

Our Regional Footprint

The BRFA provides a vital safety net across the entire Bonnyville Region, spanning thousands of square kilometers of diverse terrain. Our operations are strategically positioned to serve a vast network of urban town centers, rural hamlets, and agricultural areas.

By maintaining a presence across the region, we ensure that professional fire, medical, and rescue services are never out of reach. We pride ourselves on a unified response model that brings high-level emergency resources to every corner of our regional landscape, ensuring consistent protection for all residents and visitors.

Industrial Safety & Protection

Beyond our municipal commitments, the BRFA is a trusted leader in industrial safety. We bridge the gap between public service and private industry by providing specialized industrial fire protection services. We are proud to maintain long-standing contracts with major regional stakeholders, including:

Imperial
Canadian Natural
Strathcona Resources
Cenovus

By integrating municipal expertise with industrial-grade capabilities, we protect the critical infrastructure and personnel that drive our regional economy.

Our Core Services

Fire & Rescue: From wildfire response to structural firefighting and technical rescues, our teams are trained for the unique challenges of the Northeast Alberta landscape.
EMS & Medical Care: Providing life-saving intervention and patient transport with a focus on compassion and clinical excellence.
911 Communications: Our state-of-the-art dispatch center serves as the vital link between the public and emergency responders, managing complex logistics with precision.
Training & Recruitment: We are committed to the future of the service, offering robust training programs to ensure our members are prepared for any scenario.

Why the BRFA?

A Pillar of Regional Stability By combining municipal resources with industrial-grade equipment and training, the BRFA stands as a unique, high-capacity organization. We operate 24/7, 365 days a year, ready to protect the people, property, and industry of Northeast Alberta.

Service Areas

The Bonnyville Regional Fire Authority consists of 9 Fire Stations spread throughout the Municipal District of Bonnyville No. 87, Emergency Medical Services under contract to Alberta Health Service and 911 Emergency Fire Dispatch. The fire stations are located in Goodridge, Glendon, Iron River, Lacorey, Bonnyville, Ardmore, Fort Kent and the City of Cold Lake (contracted for the Cold Lake area of the M.D. of Bonnyville). Bonnyville Regional Fire Authority Administration is also the management and administration body for the Emergency Medical Services and 911 Emergency Dispatch centres both located in Bonnyville. The BRFA provides 911 Services and Fire Dispatch services to municipalities in the Municipal District of Bonnyville No. 87, County of St. Paul and Smoky Lake County as well as Cold Lake and Kehewin First Nations and Buffalo Lake and Elizabeth Metis Settlements. We are also in the process of implementing 911 services for Frog Lake and Saddle Lake First Nations.