Communities
The SPSA provides a range of services and programs to assist communities, municipalities, Indigenous groups, and rural areas in preparing for and managing emergencies and disasters.
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Civic Address Registry
The Civic Address Registry (CAR) is a province-wide standardized system of identifying and locating properties by establishing unique access point locations. The SPSA encourages all communities to utilize this voluntary program to help emergency responders locate Saskatchewan residents in need quickly.
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Wildfire Prevention and Preparedness Plans
Learn about best practices and your legal obligations to prepare for and prevent wildfires for your industrial or commercial operation.
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Emergency Declaration and Management Planning
In Saskatchewan, municipalities are the first line of defense in an emergency. Get resources, training and assistance for developing your plans.
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Community Fire Bans
Want to know where and when you can open burn? Check out the latest fire bans.
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Requesting SPSA Assistance
If you are a responding agency, such as a municipality, town, village or First Nations band, and in need of assistance from the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, please complete the SPSA Request for Assistance form and submit it to your nearest Response Centre Area Office.
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Emergency Management Workshops and Exercises
The SPSA offers training for members of community emergency planning committees to enhance their skills and knowledge.
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Provincial Disaster Assistance Program
The Provincial Disaster Assistance Program (PDAP) supports residents, small businesses, agricultural operations, First Nations, non-profits and communities in recovering from natural disasters such as floods, tornadoes, plow winds and other severe weather events.
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Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation Fund
Learn how the SPSA works with communities at risk of wildfire to mitigate their risks. This program is offered in partnership with Infrastructure Canada.
