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Wildfire Assistance

If you are a responding agency, such as a municipality or a First Nation, and need assistance after reporting a wildfire, please complete the Request for Fire Suppression Assistance form and submit it to the nearest Forest Protection Area Office after reporting it.

  1. Guidance
  2. Eligibility
  3. How To Apply
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1. Guidance

If resources are available, the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) will provide assistance to local authorities responding to a wildfire. The local authority will retain responsibility for the fire unless it is turned over to SPSA in writing.

If air support is required, SPSA staff will control the air operations until aircraft are no longer needed.

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2. Eligibility

Responding agencies, including municipalities and First Nations, can request Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) assistance with a wildfire.

The SPSA will consider cost recovery of expenses for all fires outside of its jurisdiction. Current provincial aircraft rates are provided on the Request for Suppression Assistance form.

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3. How To Apply

  1. Report the wildfire – Local authorities must first report the fire by calling 1-800-667-9660, 911 or the closest SPSA Forest Protection Area office.
  2. Request Suppression Assistance – After reporting the fire, you may complete a Request for Suppression Assistance form and submit it to your closest SPSA Public Forest Protection Office.
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4. Apply

Fax your completed Request for Fire Suppression Assistance form to the nearest Forest Protection Area office.

Request for Fire Suppression Assistance

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