Study makes recommendations for regional fire service improvement
Rocky Mountain House Town Council recently welcomed a delegation from Behr Integrated Solutions, who presented a Fire Rescue Service Master Plan for Clearwater Regional Fire Rescue Service (CRFRS).
The goal of the study is to identify how CRFRS delivers its fire and rescue services, and to improve on existing services by seeing what’s working and what’s not working.
Clearwater Regional Fire Rescue Service consists of five stations throughout the county and one headquarters consisting of 6 full time staff and 86 paid on call, to provide service for over 18 thousand square kilometres.
Behr Integrated Solutions representative Jeff Carlisle stated that the town of Rocky Mountain House is considered an urban area due to it having greater than 1000 people-per-square-mile. As such, its station would require at minimum 15 staff to respond with a nine-minute response time to meet 90 percent of the time.