Effective immediately a Fire Ban is now in place which affects the entire county due to the current and forecasted conditions. The Fire Ban is in effect until further notice. This requires that ALL outdoor fires presently burning, be extinguished and the lighting of ANY outdoor fires is banned. The only exceptions currently are internal household fireplaces; barbeques; and AER flaring. All current fire permits and fireworks permits are hereby cancelled, and no new fire or fireworks permits will be issued until the Fire Ban has been lifted.
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Fire Ban in Effect
Effective September 25, 2025, a FIRE BAN is in effect for all of Mountain View County.
The FIRE BAN is in effect until further notice. This requires that ALL outdoor fires presently burning be extinguished and the lighting of ANY outdoor fires is banned. The only exceptions currently are internal household fireplaces; barbeques; and AER flaring.
A common question we receive is with regard to propane appliances, and whether they form part of the fire ban. Please note that propane appliances are deemed as acceptable for use, with a caveat to always use extreme caution for any type of ignition source during a fire ban.
All current fire permits and fireworks permits are hereby cancelled, and no new fire or fireworks permits will be issued until the Fire Ban has been lifted.
Thank you for your support in keeping our community safe!
Further information on Mountain View County’s Fire Bylaw can be obtained on our website at: Mountain View County - Fire & Firework Permits & Regulations, or by contacting the Mountain View County office at 403-335-3311. For additional information on current fire bans within the Province of Alberta, log onto www.albertafirebans.ca
