b'SERVICESEmergency ServicesWarman Fire Rescue, RCMP, and Medavie Health Services work together to protect lives and property, ensuring public safety in Warman and area.Warman Fire Rescue Warman RCMPWarman Fire Rescue is a mostly volunteerThe City of Warman has a contract with service, responding to fire, medical, andthe RCMP for its policing needs.The rescue calls within Warman and the R.M.detachment in Warman is part of an of Corman Park. Operating from the Fireamalgamation of four RCMP detachments Hall on 4th Street and Centennial Blvd, itincluding Martensville, Delisle and is the busiest volunteer department in theRadisson.This cluster of units allows the province and has mutual aid agreementsarea to have 24 hour policing coverage. with Martensville, Osler, Dalmeny and Langham. Only the Fire Chief and Deputy103 6th Ave S, Warman | Mon-Fri, 8 am4:30 pmFire Chief positions are full-time. For inquiries: 306-975-1670. For emergencies, Warman Fire Rescue is a proactivedial 911. For after-hours or non-emergencies, department with equipment and trainingcall 306-310-RCMP (306-310-7267).equal to all full-time career fire departmentswarman.ca/141with 30 members who carry radios at home and respond 24/7/365. It has mutualAmbulance Serviceaid agreements with Martensville, Osler, Dalmeny and Langham. In 2024, theAmbulance service for the area is provided department handled 489 emergency calls,by Medavie Health Services West who including 119 fire, rescue, and motor vehicledispatch First Responders (members of incidents, and 370 medical responses.Warman Fire Rescue) to provide initial Equipped and trained to full-time standards,assessment and care until the ambulance Warman Fire Rescue collaborates witharrives. Medavie HSW has an ambulance nearby communities and participates in abase in Martensville to improve service and regional fire training facility.response times in regional communities, 306-931-3158 | russa@warman.ca including Warman.warman.ca/142 warman.ca/140 "As someone who moved from a crime-ridden city, I feel that my children are safer in this community."- Amanda I. 106'