Leduc Fire Services
4119 50 Street #2 T9E 7L9 Leduc, AB, Canada

Would you know what to do during an emergency? How about if you all of the document resources were developed in a different language? @YourAlberta has recently translated these valuable resources into Punjabi, simplified and traditional Chinese, Spanish, Arabic and Tagalog. If you or someone you know needs this information, you can visit the ‘Resources and Translations’ link at the bottom of the different hazards and emergencies on: https://www.alberta.ca/emergency-prepa...redness.aspx and https://www.alberta.ca/hazard-preparedness.aspx

City of Leduc Fire Services has responded to a number of fires recently that have been quite devastating for the homeowners. Fire Investigators determined that the fires were caused by Lithium ion batteries that were improperly used, charged and stored. The City of Leduc Fire Prevention Branch would like to remind everyone to: - Always follow the manufacturers instructions in use, charging and storage of Lithium ion batteries - Do not charge a device under your pillow, on yo...ur bed, couch or on a soft surface - Keep batteries at room temperature Thank you Our Family Protecting Yours

Our members (not all shown in the photo) volunteered their time last evening to assist Santa's Helpers to deliver Christmas hampers to some of our less fortunate living in our community. Thank you all for your time and service!

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of FF Tremblay and his brothers and sisters serving with the Boischatel L'ange-Gardien Fire Department. FF Tremblay, thank you for your service! May you R.I.P.; we will take it from here!

This is a sad day for our emergency services teams in our region. Our thoughts and prayers are with our brothers and sisters serving with AHS EMS and Strathcona County Emergency Services on the passing of Brother Paramedic Mike Hart. R.I.P. Mike, you will be missed; we will take it from here!

Fire Chief George Clancy had the honor of presenting FF/PCP's Jeff Black, Patrick Bell, Cameron Turgeon, with their helmet shields and FF/PCP designated shirt slip on, following their successful completion of their Alberta College of Paramedics provincial testing. Congrats, Gents, and thank you for your service!

Important: Highway 2 southbound at #leduc closed due to MVC. Detour in place. City of Leduc Please approach with caution & adjust travel for road conditions.

We're responding to multiple vehicle incidents and collisions, north and southbound on Highway 2 so we kindly ask that motorists please adjust for the hazardous road conditions.

A friendly reminder to please stay safe as our seasons are changing.

With the winter season upon us it’s easy to lose track of when you last looked at your emergency kits, so use #DaylightSavings as a reminder. Now is the time to refresh your household and vehicle emergency kits with winter gear and rotate old and expired supplies. Replace bug spray and sunscreen with warmer layers like gloves, toques and boots Check expiration dates on food, water bottles and medication Double check your personal documents to make sure they are current For more ideas on what supplies you need to be prepared, visit https://www.alberta.ca/build-an-emergency-kit.aspx

Our thoughts and prayers go out to our brothers and sisters with the St. Albert Fire Services as they mourn the loss of their brother, Warren. May you R.I.P., Warren, we will take it from here!

Leduc Fire Services is joining the mental health conversation today for #BellLetsTalk Day. We’ve seen firsthand how tough the pandemic has affected everyone. Your mental health matters. Take action with us today and show your support for all those who live with mental illness.

Fire Chief George Clancy and Deputy Chief Gerry Kelly present FPO Shayne Kirkland his certificate of service for his provision of 10 years of exceptional service to our fire service and our great community! Congrats, Shayne!

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Harnett family and the members of the Calgary Police Service as they mourn the tragic loss of Sgt. Andrew Harnett who lost his life serving his community! Thank you for your service, Andrew! May you R.I.P.

Leduc Fire Services wishes you a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! We acknowledge this year hasn’t been easy for everyone, but it’s the moments of kindness and care we’ve seen you show for one another in this community that makes us proud to protect and serve the citizens of Leduc. Stay safe and healthy this holiday season. We’re here if you need us!

Our annual "giving back to our community" hamper delivery was a great success last night. Each year, fire services team members volunteer their time to help deliver hampers on behalf of Leduc's Santa's Helpers to some of our less fortunate families living in our community. Our team helped to deliver 185 hampers!

No wonder we couldn't find Atticus all day. He was trying to retrofit this pylon into a cannon, so he could launch himself up to the top of the bays. Silly elf, whatever will we do with you? #elfontheshelf2020

I'm guessing it is time to make cookies with Atticus! Always remember to set a timer, and never leave the stove unsupervised when you are cooking or baking this Holiday Season. #elfontheshelf2020 #elfontheshelf

From our family to yours, please enjoy the festive season. We are here for you 24/7/365 if you require our assistance!

It's definitely Wednesday. I think the treadmill got the better of Atticus. Better luck next time lil guy! #elfontheshelf2020

Have you checked your fire extinguishers lately? Atticus seems to think we haven't checked this one yet. Needless to say, he decided to check it for us and got stuck there... Silly Elf! #elfontheshelf2020 #elfontheshelf

We are hiring incredible individuals who are dedicated to serving their community as a medically trained paid on-call firefighter (POC) with us! Leduc Fire Services is an integrated service where we respond to fire/rescue calls and medical incidents. If you are interested in becoming a part of our family and have a PCP/ACP designation, apply by November 30 for our 2021 class. To learn more about what it takes to become a POC firefighter, visit www.leduc.ca/Firefighter

Atticus! Out of that gift. You know the rules. No peeking! No, it's not yours. Your name isn't on it...... I know there is a big # 11 on it, but that isn't your name. Just because the number 11 in German is pronounced elf, does not make it yours. Don't pout now. I'm sure Santa has a very special gift for you. You have to keep an eye on all the boys and girls to make sure they go on the correct list. #elfontheshelf2020 #elfontheshelf #elf #christmasiscoming City of Leduc

Thank you to everyone who donated and supported us for Movember to raise awareness around men’s health. A grand total of $23,988 was raised between our regional fire families this year to make a difference in mental health and suicide prevention, prostate cancer and testicular cancer. To learn more about Movember, visit https://ca.movember.com/ #LeducCounty #FortSaskatchewan

Atticus! The hand sanitizer isn't food! If you're hungry, lets go make some cookies! Those will charge up your elf magic in no time.... #elfontheshelf2020 #elfontheshelf

I know all of you missed Atticus this weekend, but it couldn't be helped. We took him to be tested this weekend. Guess what! It came back negative, and Atticus is free! Now it is time for the fun to begin! #elfquarantine #elfontheshelf2020 #elfontheshelf #covidsafe #COVID19... City of Leduc

We are seeking dedicated professionals to become a paid on-call firefighter. If you are someone who has wanted to serve the community and be part of a high-functioning and supportive team, this is the place for you. Apply today and help us protect our citizens. Applicants must hold a PCP/ACP designation; learn more at www.Leduc.ca/Firefighter

Well well well... What do we have here. My my my!... Atticus has literally taken this whole modeling gig to a new level. That Fire truck looks pretty sweet too! (Creation credit goes to our very own Captain Wilson who carved it with a chainsaw.) #elfontheshelf2020 #elfmodel City of Leduc

Leduc Fire Services honours and remembers those who have dedicated their lives to serving and protecting their communities. From our family to yours, thank you to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. Please take two minutes of silence with us to reflect and acknowledge the fallen. https://youtu.be/S4LFCf-nFoQ

Follow along virtually for the Leduc Legion Branch No. 108’s Remembrance Day Ceremony this year to honour and remember those who have fallen. https://fb.me/e/3znaaHEkZ

Join our family! We are recruiting outstanding individuals to become a paid on-call firefighter and help us protect our citizens. Leduc Fire Services is an integrated service where we respond to fire and rescue calls, as well as medical incidents. This model allows us to provide versatile services to residents in Leduc and the surrounding region. Apply by November 30. For more details, visit: www.leduc.ca/firefighter