2025 Wildfire Support
$500 Evacuation Assistance for District Communities:
The Government of Saskatchewan recognizes the impact the recent wildfires have had on your community and the hardship caused by being displaced. On behalf of the Government of Saskatchewan, the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) will be issuing a grant to help support community residents. All residents over the age of 18, that reside in communities that have been evacuated will receive $500 in financial assistance. These funds are intended to be disbursed with the support of the SPSA.
The Government of Saskatchewan recognizes the impact the recent wildfires have had on your community and the hardship caused by being displaced. On behalf of the Government of Saskatchewan, the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) will be issuing a grant to help support community residents. All residents over the age of 18, that reside in communities that have been evacuated will receive $500 in financial assistance. These funds are intended to be disbursed with the support of the SPSA.
Provincial Disaster Assistance Program (PDAP)
SPSA has designated the District as an eligible assistance area under PDAP. PDAP is an SPSA program that supports residents, small businesses, agricultural operations, First Nations, non-profits and communities in recovering from natural disasters such as floods, tornadoes, plow winds and other severe weather events. Though not a replacement for private insurance, PDAP may help cover the cost of essential uninsurable losses, cleanup, repairs, and temporary relocation.
The application form for District communities is only available on this website (button below). Please read the application guide and general program information before applying.
Additional PDAP Information:
SPSA has designated the District as an eligible assistance area under PDAP. PDAP is an SPSA program that supports residents, small businesses, agricultural operations, First Nations, non-profits and communities in recovering from natural disasters such as floods, tornadoes, plow winds and other severe weather events. Though not a replacement for private insurance, PDAP may help cover the cost of essential uninsurable losses, cleanup, repairs, and temporary relocation.
The application form for District communities is only available on this website (button below). Please read the application guide and general program information before applying.
Additional PDAP Information:
- 2025 PDAP General Claims Guidelines
- General program information
- Questions? Please contact PDAP directly at [email protected] or 1-866-632-4033/306-787-7800