During a severe wildfire season it is critical for all residents have a plan, have a kit, and stay informed. This document details steps you can take to ensure personal preparedness.

Welcome to St. Albert! The City of St. Albert is honoured to provide you with support during this difficult time. We will do our very best to accommodate your needs while you are in our community. The...

Returning home after a wildfire affected the area may be stressful and traumatic. This guide will help you know what to do and where to get help.

Complete this form to apply for the Community Government Hosting Evacuees Grant.

The Department of Municipal and Community Affairs may provide financial support to community governments for expenditures related to supporting evacuees who are not at a designated evacuation centre...

The Spring 2022 Flood Level Mapping Report describes the survey methods and elevation data for High Water Marks (HWMs) identified and marked in May 2022, following the flood event in the Town of Hay...

This report describes the physical findings of the Ollerhead and Associates Ltd. (O&A) survey of flood levels within the communities of Hay River and K’atl’odeeche First Nation, which are both located...

This workbook is intended to help individuals and households develop their own flood plan. It is a good idea to print out your filled plan and keep in a folder with any other important paperwork you...

Floods happen. Be Ready before the water comes.

Nomination form for NWT Fire Service Merit Award

If you own a home that has been destroyed or significantly damaged by the 2022 flood, assistance is available through the Government of the Northwest Territories Disaster Assistance Policy . This...