Clive Volunteer Fire Department

Fire Restriction in affect

🔥 Fire Restriction in Effect – Lacombe County 🔥
Due to exceptionally dry and windy conditions, a Fire Restriction came into effect at NOON (12:00 p.m.) on Wednesday, May 6, 2026, for all of Lacombe County.

WHAT THIS MEANS:
• Fire permits are restricted/suspended
• No new fire permits will be issued
• Existing fires that are not permitted must be extinguished immediately
• This restriction may be upgraded to a Fire Ban at any time

✅ Permitted during a Fire Restriction:
• Recreation fires*
• Portable propane fire pits
• Gas or propane stoves & barbecues
• Catalytic or infrared-style heaters

🚫 Not Permitted:
• Fires on public lands (including random camping & backcountry)
• Burning brush piles, debris, or windrows
• Fireworks

🔥Please take fire safety seriously. Conditions can change quickly.🔥
Learn more about fire levels: www.lacombecounty.com/fire-levels

STAY INFORMED:
Register for Voyent Alert! to receive County-specific emergency notifications: www.lacombecounty.com/alert

On behalf of everyone at Clive fire we want to wish you all a merry Christmas and a happy and safe new year.

FIRE ADVISORY IN EFFECT | Effective September 4, 2025, a Fire Advisory is in place for all of Lacombe County due to warm temperatures, windy conditions, and a lack of anticipated precipitation in the coming days.

At this time, Lacombe County continues to issue fire permits for minor burns; however, permits for large-scale burn activities will not be approved until conditions improve. Minor burns are less than 500 sq. ft. or approximately 50 m2.

See our website for full details: www.lacombecounty.com.

Come to the taste of Clive tonight and the movie in the park.

Taste of Clive is just two weeks away! 🍽️
There’s still time to sign up and share your delicious regional or cultural creations with the community.
To register or learn more, contact Kayla at [email protected]
Registration deadline: August 26, 2025.