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EMPLOYMENT

The Pas MB has an opening for a Fire Chief.  Click here for details.

The City of Yorkton has an opening for a Deputy Fire Chief.  Click here for details.

The City of Weyburn has an opening for a Deputy Fire Chief. 
Click here for details.


FOR SALE

The City of Humboldt  has two (2) fire trucks for sale.  Click here for details.  Click here to view the 1971 International Fire Truck and click here to view the 1987 Ford (Fort Garry) Fire Truck.

All SAFC members can advertise items For Sale for FREE.  Contact Executive Director, Peggy Antonichuk, for details.

WANTED

Field Fire & Rescue is looking to replace the vehicle that is currently used to respond to highway rescue related incidents. 
Click here for details.

ELECTRICAL SAFETY

SaskPower recently developed an electrical safety video in partnership with the Canadian Electricity Association and other utilities across Canada.

It describes common scenarios first responders may come across when responding to incidents involving electricity.

Click here to view the video.

ANNUAL REPORTS

Click the year to view the reports with the financial reports removed.

2006     2007     2008

2009    2010 

 

Announcements

 2012 ANNUAL SAFC CONFERENCE AND TRADE SHOW

Moose Jaw SK April 12 -14, 2012

'THE CHALLENGE TO CHANGE'

Click here to view Host Chief Garth Palmer's Letter of Welcome.

Click here to view the delegate/companion agenda.

Click here to download the delegate/companion registration form.

Click here to view the hotel information.

The host hotel is The Heritage Inn. 

Book your room early.  Call (306) 693-7550. 

ADOPTION OF THE 2010 NATIONAL BUILDING CODE 
AND 2010 NATIONAL FIRE CODE

 Adoption of the 2010 National Building Code (NBC) and the 2010 National Fire Code (NFC) is scheduled for September 1, 2010. The 2010 editions of the NBC and NFC will replace all earlier editions.   

 2011 SGI FIRE SUPPRESSION POLICY
AND VEHICLE EXTRICATION RATES

Click here for rates.
Click here for policy. 
Click here for claim form.

  CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF FIRE CHIEFS 

The Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs (CAFC) is an in-dependent, non-profit organization with a voluntary membership. Founded in 1909, CAFC was incorporated in 1965 under the Canadian Corporations Act with its head office in Ottawa, Canada.

The CAFC is the national public service association dedicated to reducing the loss of life and property from fire, and advancing the science and technology of the Fire and Emergency Service in Canada.

The Saskatchewan Association of Fire Chiefs (SAFC) supports the initiatives of the CAFC.

Click here to view the CAFC Fire Rescue 2011 website.

 
SAFC 10 REGIONS MAP
 
To view the maps of the 10 fire service districts in Saskatchewan, click here. 
 
 

 

SAFC MISSION AND
PURPOSE

The mission of the Saskatchewan Association of Fire Chiefs shall be to provide chief officers with representation, information, education and services to further develop their capabilities to serve their communities.

The purpose of this organization is to further the professional advancement of the fire service to ensure and maintain greater protection of life, property and environment from fire, natural and man-made disaster or other sudden emergencies.

MEDAL MOUNTING

For Medal Mounting contact:
Keith Inches
2857 Garnet Street
Regina SK S4S 1X1
Phone:  (306) 586-8198

Mr. Paul Silvey
1133 Warner Street
Moose Jaw SK S6H 6J8
Phone: (306) 694-5635

WEATHER


MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY CANADA

Summer 2011 Newsletter.  Click here.

HEALTH INFORMATION

What Every Firefighter Should Know.

Firefighters are at risk of asbestos exposure because of its frequent use in older structures and its ability to linger in the air even after a fire has been extinguished. Click here for more information.