Prevention | Preparedness | Protection
Fire Department
Rural Municipality of Mountain
Fire department contacts, burning permits, fire-ban notices, volunteer opportunities and practical fire-safety information.
In Case of Emergency
Call 911
For a fire, immediate threat to life or another urgent emergency.
Current Fire-Ban Status
No Municipal Burning Ban Currently Posted
This section will be updated when a municipal burning ban, restriction or other urgent fire-safety notice is in effect.
Burning Permits
Provincial Burn Permit
Most of the RM of Mountain is located within the Provincial Burn Permit Area. A provincial permit is required from Manitoba Conservation between April 1 and November 15.
Manitoba Conservation - Swan River
204-734-3429
Manitoba Conservation - Winnipegosis
204-734-3429
Municipal Burn Permit
A municipal burning permit is required throughout the year. Permits are available at no cost and provide a record of precautions taken to keep a fire under control.
Before You Burn
Check weather and fire-ban conditions, obtain all required permits, have suitable equipment and water available and never leave a fire unattended. Fires that escape control may be investigated and charges may be laid under The Wildfires Act.
Fire Prevention
Burn Safely
Clear combustible material from the area, supervise the fire at all times and fully extinguish it before leaving.
Watch the Weather
Do not burn during high winds, dry conditions, extreme heat or when a burning ban or restriction is in effect.
Protect Your Property
Keep grass and vegetation maintained, remove combustible debris and maintain clear access for emergency vehicles.
Burning Safety Information
Review the basic burning dos and don’ts before lighting an outdoor fire.
View Burning Safety InformationReport a Wildfire or Stubble Burning
Report a Wildfire
1-800-782-0076Stubble-Burning Information
1-800-265-1233Serve Your Community
Become a Firefighter
Firefighters play an essential role in protecting residents, properties and communities. Joining your local fire department is an opportunity to build valuable skills, support community safety and take pride in serving the place you call home.
Make a Difference
Help protect neighbours, respond when your community needs support and contribute directly to local public safety.
Learn Valuable Skills
Receive training, gain practical emergency-response experience and work alongside a dedicated local team.
Build Community Pride
Strengthen your connection to the community while helping maintain dependable local fire-protection services.
Interested in Volunteering?
Contact the appropriate Fire Chief to learn more about training, responsibilities and current volunteer opportunities.
Inquire Today!Local Fire Departments
The RM of Mountain is served by two volunteer fire departments. Their members generously provide their time, training and service to help protect residents and communities.
Questions About Permits, Fire-Ban Status or Volunteering?
Contact the RM of Mountain office for municipal burning permits, current restrictions, volunteer information and general assistance.
Phone: 204-236-4222 | Email: cao@rmofmountain.com