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Edmonton Fire Rescue Services
@EdmontonFire
The official Edmonton Fire Rescue Services account. Please note this feed is not monitored 24/7. If you have an emergency, please phone 9-1-1.
Joined February 2014
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    It takes a very special person to be a first responder and our firefighters are no exception. They never quit, no matter the incident or whatever the environment throws at them. Thank you to our incredible firefighters. 📸: Sunday, February 16, 2025
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    Hey #yeg, remember the brave cat who jumped from a burning balcony on Jasper Ave? We have great news to share! One of our dispatchers has given "Jasper" a fur-ever home and he's settling right in.
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    Today we mourn the loss of one of our own. Firefighter Marc Renaud passed on August 26 while off duty. He will be missed by all those who had the privilege of working with him and the many others whose lives he touched.
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    It is with heavy hearts and sadness that we share the news of Captain Ryan McDermid’s passing, last night after a very courageous battle with cancer. Ryan was a dedicated and respected member of Edmonton Fire Rescue Services, joining the department in 2005... 1/3
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    You might not recognize us on medical calls, but don't be alarmed. We're taking precautions to ensure our protection so that we can continue to protect you. #yeg #COVID19 #COVID19AB
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    Canada Day duckling rescue! Tonight, 7 ducklings were swept approx 10’ down a storm drain. The crew used a fan to blow the little duckies through the 30’ pipe (between 2 manholes) into a basket at the other end. All ducklings are safe and accounted for. Way to go Pump 5!
    Seven rescued ducklings
    A firefighter descends into a manhole to rescue ducklings who had fallen in a storm drain
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    REST EASY BEN #BENOILERSSTRONG
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    Please join us in welcoming Joe Zatylny as the 17th Fire Chief of Edmonton Fire Rescue Services. @yegfirechief
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    We are devastated to learn about the tragic loss of an Alberta Wildland Firefighter in Jasper. We send our deepest condolences to the family, friends & @AlbertaWildfire colleagues of the fallen member. We honour the bravery & commitment of all who courageously serve.
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    Today we bid farewell to Fire Chief Ken Block. After 11 years as #yeg's fire chief, and a total 40 years with our organization, he is now departing for Melbourne, Australia to serve as the very first Commissioner of Fire Rescue Victoria. Thank you for your exemplary service, Ken.
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    Eventful afternoon in downtown #yeg. Harsh winds blew scaffolding into Stantec Tower calling on the need for both a Ladder Truck & the Technical Rescue Team. Crews working on the scaffolding were secured properly and are fortunately unharmed. Thank you @ahs_ems & @edmontonpolice!
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    Back in 1988, Shirley Benson was the first woman to join EFRS. 30 years later, she is now the longest serving woman in Canada & the first woman with EFRS to reach the rank of District Chief. We are so proud of District Chief Benson! #yeg #yegfire ow.ly/tkHC30j6kDS
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    Today, we remember our fallen local heroes. We also pay respect to all lives lost on 9/11. Thank you to all first responders for keeping us safe. #yeg #911NeverForget
    First Responders gather at the Edmonton Firefighters Memorial Plaza to honour the memory of local heroes
    Acting Fire Chief Brad Kitiuk pays his respects