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Warman Fire Rescue is a proactive 
department with equipment and training 
equal to all full-time career fire departments 
with 30 members who carry radios at 
home and respond 24/7/365. In 2025, the 
department handled 642 emergency calls, 
including 176 fire, rescue, and motor vehicle 
incidents, and 466 medical responses.
Warman Fire Rescue
Warman Fire Rescue is a mostly volunteer 
service, responding to fire, medical, and 
rescue calls within Warman and the R.M. 
of Corman Park. Operating from the Fire 
Hall on 4th Street and Centennial Blvd, it 
is the busiest volunteer department in the 
province and has mutual aid agreements 
with Martensville, Osler, Dalmeny and 
Langham. Only the Fire Chief and Deputy 
Fire Chief positions are full-time.
Emergency Services
Warman Fire Rescue, the RCMP, and Medavie Health Services 
work together to protect lives and property, playing a vital role 
in maintaining public safety and contributing to Warman’s 
recognition as Canada’s safest community.
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services
Warman Fire Rescue was one of 64 Fire 
Departments who were recognized for 
their efforts responding to the North 
for the forest fires last summer. Chief 
Russ Austin received the Premier's 
Commendation Medallion on behalf of the 
Warman Fire Rescue team. The Premier's 
Commendation recognizes “Those whose 
actions exemplify courage, responsibility 
and service to others."
Equipped and trained to full-time standards, Warman Fire Rescue collaborates with nearby 
communities and participates in a regional fire training facility. 

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