Warner Fire Dept.
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Warner is a town in southern Alberta on Highway 4, the major highway leading south from Lethbridge. It is about 38 km. by road north of the US border.
Waymark Code: WMM6BD
Location: Alberta, Canada
Date Posted: 07/29/2014
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Warner's major claim to fame is that it retains the longest/largest row of grain elevators in Alberta, with six still standing. It's also on the CPR main line running north-south, making it a good train spotting location.
Warner's fire hall is straight south of that row of elevators on Range Road 172, which marks the eastern edge of the village. The department is manned by a fire chief and a deputy chief, as well as an unknown number of volunteers. That we know of, they have at least one pumper, a 2002 GMC TopKick/Superior Pumper. They undoubtedly have more equipment hidden behind the three overhead doors of the rather long and relatively new metal clad fire hall.
Paid or Volunteer: Part Paid / Part Volunteer
EMS Involvement: yes
Has 911 Dispatch: yes
Has Emergency Call Box: no
Has Emergency Siren: no
Has Fire Pole: no
Physical Address:
Range Road 172 at Third Avenue
Warner, AB Canada
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Average Alarms Per Year: Not Listed
Number of Firetrucks: Not Listed
Related Website: Not listed
Number of Emergency Staff: Not Listed
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