The Waldheim Fire And Rescue serves approximately 1000 residents from the centrally located Fire Hall. The Fire Department has very dedicated volunteer firefighters who serve the community 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and 365 days a year. Our Firefighters are always busy answering emergency calls, training to protect their residents, and participating in community events.
Our Fleet
Our Department has a fleet which consists of:
- A 1978 GMC pumper truck – outfitted for Wildland / Grass fire fighting with 1000 gallon (IMP) water capacity.
- A 1990 Spartan Rescue/Pumper – 500 US Gallon water capacity, outfitted for vehicle extrication, vehicle fires, & Rescue, including jaws of life, 2 SCBA, & STARS landing kit, also outfitted for structural firefighting
- A 1992 Spartan Pumper with 1000 U.S. Gallon water capacity. Primarily used for structure fires. Fully equipped with 4 SCBA, gas meter for CO calls and all necessary tools for structure fires.
- The First Responder unit is a 2003 Ford E350, former ambulance, donated by MD Ambulance in Saskatoon. It is fully equipped for pre ambulance care.
Waldheim Fire and Rescue shared CBC Saskatchewan's post.
BREAKING: The town of Burstall and RM of Deerforks are being evacuated due to a nearby wildfire. The province's automated alert system says the fire has serious potential to cause emergency situations. The fire is burning south of the town of Burstall and moving northeast along range road 11. Residents of Burstall and Deerforks are asked to go north towards Leader. CBC is keeping an eye on any updates. You can also contact CBC Saskatchewan in a Facebook message or comment below to let us know how you're doing and/or where you're going. More: www.cbc.ca/1.4359317 Photo credit: Jackie Penny
Waldheim Fire and Rescue shared Sparky The Fire Dog's post.
Have you taken a look at our #FirePreventionWeek infographic? Share with those in your community and stay safe! www.fpw.org
Waldheim Fire and Rescue shared Sparky The Fire Dog's video.
Having a home escape plan can make a life-saving difference in a fire. Here’s how to make one! #FirePreventionWeek
