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Lloydminster Fire Rescue (formerly the Lloydminster Fire Department) provides all fire and rescue services across the City of Lloydminster.

With two full-time composite fire stations, LFR delivers both emergency and non-emergency response services.

05/27/2026

Child passenger safety starts before you hit the road.

Join the City of Lloydminster Municipal Enforcement team, Midwest Family Connections, Lloydminster Early Years Family Resource Centre, Lloydminster Fire Rescue, SGI, and the Saskatchewan Prevention Institute for a Free Car Seat Clinic.

→ Thursday, June 4, 2026
→ 1 to 6 p.m.
→ Group Picnic Area #3 parking lot, Bud Miller All Seasons Park

Residents can receive:
→ free car seat inspections
→ installation guidance from trained professionals
→ child passenger safety information

Enjoy a free community barbecue from 12 to 1 p.m., thanks to the Lloydminster and District Co-op, before inspections begin.

Helping keep children safe starts with making sure every ride begins with the right fit.

05/12/2026

UPDATE – The scene is now clear.

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Emergency crews are on scene a motor vehicle collision at 44 Street and 56 Avenue.

Eastbound traffic in the area is slow moving. Motorists are asked to avoid the area, if possible, and use alternate routes.

Please drive with caution and allow emergency responders the space they need to work safely.

04/30/2026

Congratulations to 2025 Spring recruit class completing their NFPA Professional Firefighter 1001 level 2 certification today - this was the final evaluation day for their training program.

Over the last year they completed all courses, competencies and training required to meet the NFPA 1001 and 470 standards including Medical First Responder.

We appreciate the commitment and dedication to the training program by all involved. Thank you to all fire service instructors for leadership and mentorship over this past year.

04/15/2026

With the surprise in weather today the water/ice related training was very realistic for the scenario based skills and competencies for Lloydminster Fire Rescue Team.

The training helps to respond safely and effectively during water and ice-related emergencies.

Great work by the team in dealing with the weather challenges today that added an extra layer in the scenarios and skill assessments.

Training will continue at this location for a few more sessions this month.

04/10/2026

Lloydminster Fire Rescue will be conducting ice water rescue training at Bud Miller All Seasons Park throughout April, including tomorrow, April 11.

Residents may notice fire trucks, rescue equipment, and crews on the ice during daytime training sessions.

This hands-on training helps crews maintain the skills needed to respond safely and effectively during ice-related emergencies.

This is scheduled training. There is no cause for concern if you see emergency vehicles and crews in the area.

Please use caution in the area and give crews space to work.

04/07/2026

Welcome to the LFR team -

Assistant Fire Chief Chad Penner joins Lloydminster Fire Rescue making the move from Manitoba spending 11 years at the Manitoba Emergency Services College.

His responsibilities for LFR will be Fire safety, prevention and inspections/investigations.

We look forward to his leadership and knowledge in these areas for the LFR team.

03/23/2026

Doing the right thing pays off!

The Positive Ticketing Program is back, celebrating residents who make positive choices like helping a neighbour, wearing safety gear, or using crosswalks properly.

Lloydminster’s Peace Officers, Bylaw Officers, Lloydminster Fire Rescue Firefighters, and Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Alberta (Lloydminster Detachment) are recognizing these actions and rewarding recipients with a small prize from participating businesses, including several new local partners this year.

Keep up the good work and keep an eye out for your local first responders – you might just receive the best kind of ticket!

Learn more at Lloydminster.ca/PositiveTicket

03/16/2026

This past weekend 12 members of Lloydminster Fire Rescue were trained and certified in Ice water rescue- the students encountered some chilly temperatures during the practical training scenarios of rescuing someone who has fallen through the ice - the weather and cold water brought realism to the training. Thank you to Trans-Care Rescue Ltd. for working with the students this weekend providing them the competency and certification.

Lloydminster Fire Rescue is the sole provider of all rescue services within the City of Lloydminster - this includes water, ice rescue and motor vehicle collisions responses for residents, businesses and visitors to our community.

All Fire Rescue services and training is supported through the annual Lloydminster fire rescue operational budget.

Remember to stay off the storm water ponds as the weather is changing as spring approaches- if you see someone in the water call 911 immediately - keep a visual on their location and wait for Emergency services to arrive.

03/14/2026

Lloydminster Fire Rescue 2025 fall recruit class completed their NFPA 1001- Level 1 practical testing today at the Lamont County Emergency Services training centre. - Many months of study, practical skills and certification testing as part of this journey - to be noted this class has probably had some of the coldest weather during their practical training but was always willing to be engaged in the training.

We are looking forward to this class of recruits participating in their next stages of certification and progression within Lloydminster Fire Rescue.

Great work by all involved students and instructors-providing a competent and certified team to serve the community of Lloydminster.

03/11/2026

Final score: RCMP 4 – Lloydminster Fire Rescue 3.

This year’s game was the first in Battle of the Badges history to go into overtime and it came down to the final seconds!

We’d like to say we let them have this one, but we’ll just call it a warm-up for next year.

Thank you to everyone who came out to support the Todd Gustavson Battle of the Badges memorial hockey game! With your support, the event raised $8,000 for Inclusion Lloydminster and Border City Connects and collected 900 pounds of food for The Olive Tree and The Salvation Army Lloydminster.

Thank you to everyone who attended, donated, and helped make this event possible!

03/07/2026

It’s game day!

Lloydminster Fire Rescue and Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Alberta are hitting the ice TODAY for the Todd Gustavson Memorial Battle of the Badges hockey game.

➡️ Saturday, March 7, at 12:30 p.m.
➡️ Cenovus Energy Hub

From fast-paced on-ice action to door prizes, hockey cards, temporary tattoos, and more, there’s something for fans of all ages.

Entry is by donation. Bring a cash donation in support of Inclusion Lloydminster or a non-perishable food item for The Olive Tree or The Salvation Army Lloydminster.

Doors open prior to puck drop.

See you at the rink!

Address

Lloydminster, SK
T9V0W2

Website

https://www.Lloydminster.ca/FireRescue

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