Fire Ban Information

There is no active fire ban in place.


Fire Pit Requirements (Within Alberta Beach Corporate Limits)

All fire pits must:

  • Be at least 2 metres (6.56 ft) from any structure.
  • Have flames no higher than 90 cm (3.28 ft).
  • Be less than 0.6 metres (2 ft) high.
  • Be less than 1 metre (3 ft) in diameter.
  • Have enclosed sides constructed of brick, concrete block, rock, or heavy-gauge metal.
  • Be covered with a spark-arrestor mesh screen with openings smaller than 1.25 cm (½ inch).

Fire Safety

Before leaving a fire unattended, ensure it is completely extinguished:

  1. Let the fire burn down.
  2. Spread the embers within the fire pit.
  3. Add water or loose dirt and stir.
  4. Expose any remaining burning material.
  5. Add more water and stir again until there is no smoke or steam.

Remember:

Soak It. Stir It. Soak It Again.

When a Fire Ban Is in Effect

🔥 NOT Permitted

  • All outdoor fires.
  • Recreational fires, including those in screened fire pits.
  • Portable fire appliances not fuelled by propane, natural gas, or BBQ pellets,
  • Fireworks.

Permitted

CSA-certified BBQs, stoves, fire pits, and fire tables fuelled by:

  • Propane
  • Natural Gas
  • Pellets

Always ensure appliances are turned off after use.

Additional Information

Questions?

Contact the Alberta Beach Village Office
📞 (780) 924-3181

🔥 What Happens During a Fire Ban?

If a fire ban is issued, notices will be posted at:

  • Alberta Beach Website
  • Village Office
  • Lion’s Park (50th Ave & 47th St)
  • Village entryways
  • Village social media platforms

For the most current fire ban status, visit:
🌐 www.albertafirebans.ca

Stay safe and fire smart!


🚫 Fireworks Reminder: Fireworks Are Prohibited in Alberta Beach Without:
✔ A valid Fireworks Operator Certificate
✔ An approved Village permit application
✔ Written authorization for the display

Permits are only issued for:
🎆 New Year’s Eve (Dec. 31)
🎆 Canada Day (July 1)
🎆 Labour Day (First Monday in September)
🎆 Special events approved by Council

Fireworks Bylaw No. 232-11

Unauthorized use of fireworks may result in fines and enforcement action.

🔥 What Happens During a Fire Ban?

If a fire ban is issued, notices will be posted at:

  • Alberta Beach Website
  • Village Office
  • Lion’s Park (50th Ave & 47th St)
  • Village entryways
  • Village social media platforms

For the most current fire ban status, visit:
🌐 www.albertafirebans.ca

Stay safe and fire smart!

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