Fire Advisory: In Effect, June 2 at 9:00 AM

Due to current weather conditions and precipitation, Sturgeon County’s Fire Restriction is downgraded to a Fire Advisory, as of June 2 at 9:00 a.m.

The following activities are allowed with caution:

  • Yard and garden debris fires (fire permit required)
  • Recreational backyard firepits
  • Propane and natural gas-powered appliances
  • Charcoal BBQs

Residents should use caution when engaging in activities that could provide an unintended ignition source, such as welding, grinding and OHV/ATV use. OHV/ATV operators are encouraged to check for debris buildup (grass/muskeg) on hot exhaust components and to carry a fire extinguisher on every ride.

For current OHV bans in Alberta Parks, operators should check https://albertaparks.ca/albertaparks-ca/advisories-and-public-safety/ohv-restrictions/.

For further updates, visit the Sturgeon County website at www.sturgeoncounty.ca and the Alberta Fire Bans website at www.albertafirebans.ca. For all other inquiries, contact 780-939-8400.

Read the Town of Gibbons Viability Report

Effective 9 am June 2, Sturgeon County has moved to a fire advisory based on current conditions.

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