Emergency Services Fees


Beaver Emergency Services Commission charges for emergency response to structure fires, wildland fires on private property & motor vehicle accidents & incidents.  Fees/rates available here

Current Fire Ban Status


Fire Restriction

All Fire Permits are Suspended and No New Permits are being issued at this time.

Fire Safety Codes


Fire Safety Inspections and inspections for Occupancy Permits are administered by Beaver Emergency Services Commission(BESC) and could take up to 10 days. Contact the BESC office 780-336-3041 for information.

Beaver Emergency Services News

BESC Events

VIKING WEATHER

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Fire Restriction

The Beaver County Region, including all towns, villages and hamlets therein, are now under a Fire Restriction as there is an increased risk of wildfire due to dry conditions and prolonged high temperatures.

All existing fire permits are cancelled and open burns must be extinguished. Fire permits will not be issued during the restriction.

All open-air burning, including large and small brush piles consisting of leaves and/or tree pruning’s used for yard cleanup, are prohibited.

Fireworks and exploding targets are also prohibited during the restriction.

Fires in approved fire pits or appliances that don’t require a fire permit are still allowed. Details can be found at https://besc.ca/fire-permits/

Construction guidelines for an approved fire pit can be found at https://besc.ca/fire-permits/fire-pits-and-burn-barrels/. An application is not required to have an approved pit. Property owners are responsible to ensure the fire pit meets the guidelines

Residents should also exercise caution when engaging in activities that could provide an unintended ignition source (welding, grinding, ATV use, etc.).

Fire officials will continue to monitor conditions. A fire ban may be issued without further notice. We will update the public of any change at www.besc.ca and www.albertafirebans.ca.