Greenview Fire-Rescue Services
Proudly Serving Our Communities with Professional Standards and Volunteer Pride.
Highly Trained. Well Equipped. Ready to Respond.
Under the leadership of our Regional Fire Chief and three Deputy Fire Chiefs, our members receive ongoing, industry-leading training. We utilize top-tier equipment and cutting-edge technology to ensure every response is safe, swift, and effective.
More Than Fighting Fires
Greenview’s landscape is vast and diverse – from rural farmland and industrial sites to dense forests, rivers, and remote backcountry. That’s why our members are trained for more than just structural firefighting. Our capabilities include specialized rescue operations such as swift water rescue, ice rescue, livestock emergency operations, and remote backcountry response. No matter where help is needed, we’re ready.
Community Engagement at the Core
Greenview Fire-Rescue is more than emergency response. We’re active in the community – leading fire prevention programs, supporting public safety education, and building strong connections with residents, schools, and businesses. From station tours to safety workshops, we’re here to inform, support, and empower.
A Regional Approach to Safety
Collaboration is key. We work alongside neighbouring municipalities and regional partners to strengthen emergency services across the board. Together, we help keep Greenview and the surrounding areas safe, prepared, and resilient.
Contact Regional Fire Chief
Chris Power, Regional Fire Chief and Manager Protective Services
Fire Stations
Greenview Fire-Rescue Services is composed of:
- Fire Station #31 – DeBolt
- Fire Station #32 – Grovedale
- Fire Station #33 – Grande Cache
- Two contracted fire departments in the Towns of Valleyview and Fox Creek
Community Engagement
We love connecting with the people we serve. From school talks to open houses and community events, our goal is simple: help you stay safe, answer your questions, and build a stronger, more prepared community.
Emergency Preparedness
Stay prepared for emergencies and wildfires with essential resources from the MD of Greenview. This page offers detailed plans, checklists, and safety tips for emergency preparedness, financial planning, and wildfire readiness. Learn how to protect yourself, your family, and your property by building kits, making plans, and staying informed in case of an emergency.
Fire Bans & Advisories
Stay informed about current fire bans and advisories in the MD of Greenview. This page provides up-to-date information on fire restrictions, helping you understand the necessary precautions to prevent wildfires and keep your community safe.
Fire Inspections, Permits and Investigations
Learn about the fire inspection process, permit requirements, and investigations in the MD of Greenview. This page offers important details on obtaining fire permits, scheduling inspections, and understanding how fire investigations are conducted to ensure public safety.
Fire Prevention
Explore key fire prevention strategies to help protect your home and community in the MD of Greenview. This page provides tips, guidelines, and resources for reducing fire risks, promoting safety, and preventing fire-related incidents.
Fire-Rescue Services Programs
Learn about the Greenview Fire-Rescue Services Programs, including the Fire Cadet Program designed for high school students. This initiative provides hands-on experience in fire rescue, teaching important life and leadership skills while preparing participants for a potential career in firefighting. Through both classroom learning and practical training, cadets gain certifications, learn essential rescue techniques, and develop teamwork, leadership, and fire prevention skills.
Fire-Rescue Services Recruitment
Becoming a volunteer firefighter can be a rewarding and valuable way to serve your community. It is, however, a decision that should not be taken lightly. It takes considerable dedication, a serious ongoing commitment to mental and physical fitness, and many hours of training.