Wildfires

What To Do BEFORE	For more information on how to prevent and prepare for wildfires in and around your yard visit the SPSA website. Adopt the FireSmart principles for your home and community What to do before: protect your home, educate your household and prepare yourself. You can protect members of your household and your property by learning more about wildfires and by taking proper precautions. Make sure that you: Prepare your emergency kit. Learn more about what items to put in your kit, including quick and easy steps you can take right away Make a household emergency plan. Consider the specific needs of all members of your household, including older adults, children, pets, and anyone with special health needs  Find and review your community response plan - Do your part! Find and know your community’s action plans related to emergencies and be prepared to respond if required. ​Ensure house numbering/civic address information is clearly visible from roadways to aid first responders and personnel Download Alertable and SaskAlerts to receive timely information
What to do DURING	During a wildfire: Stay calm. Know what to do. Be ready to evacuate Make sure that your vehicle is fully fueled. If evacuated, stopping to refuel could be difficult depending on your region or distances Check on elderly relatives and neighbours to see if they require assistance If you need assistance, place a help sign in your window
What to do AFTER	Actions to take after a wildfire​​
Additional Resources & Links	Download the SPSA Wildfire Emergency Fact Sheet. Keep up to date with the latest air quality statements or air quality advisories​ District Wildfire Mitigation Project