Buckland Fire and Rescue

Over 50 years of dedicated volunteer service to the RM of Buckland and greater area. Find out more about the Buckland Co-Operative Volunteer Fire Fighters here.

Buckland Fire & Rescue has evolved from the first truck in 1969 to today's range of equipment to handle emergency situations of all types ranging from structure, vehicle, grassland and forest fires to vehicle accidents and extraction.

Any person who starts a fire is responsible for all suppression costs and possible liability from damage caused by the fire. If you do decide to burn, choose to do so under conditions that minimize health and safety risks. Buckland Fire and Rescue’s controlled burn process begins with a call to the dispatch center at: 306-922-FIRE (3473)

If an emergency happens in your community, it may take emergency workers some time to reach you. You should be prepared to take care of yourself and your family for a minimum of 72 hours.