Due to recent high temperatures, wildfire danger in the Rocky Mountain House Forest Area is now listed as high.
Officials say this means wildfires can start easily and spread quickly under current conditions. While scattered rain showers and thunderstorms are forecast over the next few days, Alberta Wildfire says it is anticipating several days of high wildfire danger.
Wildfire situation
There are currently no active wildfires in the Rocky Mountain House Forest Area.
Since January 1, 2025, there has been 53 wildfires.
Fire permits are required
A fire permit is required for all burning activities in the Forest Protection Area, excluding campfires. Fire permits are free and can be requested online or by calling the Rocky Mountain House forestry office at 403-845-8250.
Fireworks
Written permission from a Forest Officer is required to set off fireworks in the Forest Protection Area year-round. Fireworks and exploding targets are prohibited without a valid permit. Learn more about the rules for fireworks and exploding targets to help prevent wildfires.
No fire ban
As of July 2, there are no fire bans in the Rocky Mountain House Forest Protection Area, Clearwater County, or the town of Rocky Mountain House.









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