The County of Grande Prairie Regional Fire Service serves residents from stations located in communities throughout the County.
Map of fire station locations:
Bezanson - Station 9
The Bezanson Fire Station is located at 9903 100 Ave.
Built in 2004 with 3 bays and offices. An addition was added in 2015 that houses the MSU and Squad, along with a second floor. The station’s day-to-day operations are managed by Captain Harold Bulford, with assistance from Lieutenant Kurt Birnie-Browne and Lieutenant Ross Hennigar
Bezanson members practice Mondays at 7 p.m. and meet for specialized training on evenings and weekends as required.
Apparatus housed in Bezanson:
- Engine 901
- Tender 901
- Rescue 901
- Squad 901
- Brush 901
- Bus 901
Clairmont - Station 14
The Clairmont Fire Station is located at 10808-100 Ave.
Built in 2009 to be a fire hall, along with Enforcement, RCMP, Parks, Agriculture and originally FCSS. The fire hall was designed to house up to six apparatus in six opposed bays. It is also where Fire Service administration and Fire Prevention offices are located.
Apparatus housed in Clairmont:
- Fire Prevention Car
- Squad 1402
- Squad Car 1401
- Squad 1401
- Brush 1401
- Engine 1401
- Ladder 1401
- Rescue 1401
- Tender 1401
- Sprinkler Protection Trailer
- Dangerous Goods Trailer
Dunes - Station 17
The Dunes Fire Station is located at 60051 Hwy 668 Suite 5.
Purchased in 2008.
The Dunes fire hall (Station 17) has the same level of service as the Clairmont Station and is the second station in the full-time regional model provided by the County of Grande Prairie. The Dunes Station also houses the County fire service's training centre. This training centre covers approximately 9,000 sq. ft. directly east of the fire hall
- Brush 1701
- Squad Squad 1403
- Squad 1701
- Fire Prevention Van P1401
- Engine 1701
- Engine 1702
- Rescue 1701
- Tender 1701
- Sprinkler Protection Trailer PT37
- Utility Flashover Simulator PT51
- Utility 1701
The Dunes Station also houses much more equipment and apparatus. Including the apparatus listed above, it houses on a regular basis a trailer containing two snowmobiles and a trailer with two Can-Am 800cc ATVs jointly owned by Regional Enforcement Services and Regional Fire Service.
Hythe - Station 4
The Hythe Fire Station is located at 10004 102 St.
The Hythe Fire Station was built in 2006, by volunteers and through donations by supportive contractors and residents.
The station’s day-to-day operations are managed by Captain Matt Fischer, with assistance from Lieutenant Scot Lykins and Lieutenant Travis Krahn.
Hythe members practice Mondays at 7 p.m. and meet for specialized training on evenings and weekends as required.
Apparatus housed in Hythe:
- Engine 401
- Rescue 401
- Tender 401
- Brush 401
La Glace - Station 1
The La Glace Fire Station is located at 10109 100 Ave.
The La Glace Fire Station was built in 2019, the building includes a 8,000 sq. ft. main floor and a 3,200 sq. ft. second floor with areas dedicated for meetings, training, and maintenance.
The station’s day-to-day operations are managed by Captain Tyler Choboter, with assistance from Lieutenant Ryon Hemingson.
La Glace members practice Thursdays at 7 p.m. and meet for specialized training on evenings and weekends as required.
Apparatus housed in La Glace:
- Engine 101
- Tender101
- Utility 101
- Rescue 101
- Technical Large Animal Rescue Trailer.
Teepee Creek - Station 2
The Teepee Creek Fire Station is located at 9912 100 Ave.
Teepee Creek’s Fire Station was built in 1995, with an addition (east bay) in 2013, for a total space 957 sq. ft.
The station’s day-to day operations are managed by Captain Pat McLaughlin with assistance from Lieutenant Lawrence Phillips and Lieutenant Jonathon Hoag.
Teepee Creek members practice Tuesdays at 7 p.m. and meet for specialized training on evenings and weekends as required.
Apparatus housed in Teepee Creek:
- Tender 201
- Brush 201
- Squad 201
