protective services Enforcement Services
Fire Services
• 6 peace officers • 1 animal control officer • Patrol approximately 2,436 kilometres of road • Responsible for enforcement of Leduc County bylaws and selected provincial statutes • Boating authorities as outlined by Transport Canada
• 1 full-time fire chief • 2 full-time deputy fire chiefs • 1 full-time volunteer coordinator • 1 fleet coordinator • 5 part-time district fire chiefs • 64 part-time firefighters, who work out of 2 Leduc County fire stations (Nisku and New Sarepta) • County fire and rescue trucks are located in Calmar, Leduc, Millet, Nisku, New Sarepta, Thorsby, Warburg and Edmonton International Airport fire stations • Cost-sharing agreements are in place with above agencies and municipalities to respond to emergencies within the county • Responded to a total of 861 emergency calls in 2012
Enforcement Services statistics Warnings Tickets Public complaints Overload permits Animal complaints Animal tickets Animal warnings
2012 2011 603 830 2,567 1,646 1,265 1,186 11,810 3,241 440 412 85 109 32 32
Ambulance Services • Alberta Health Services is responsible for emergency medical services throughout the province. In the event of a medical emergency, the closest available ambulance will be dispatched. Within Leduc County, ambulance stations are located in Beaumont, Leduc and Warburg, with a daytime unit stationed in Calmar.