Fire Department

Fire Safety

Wildfire prevention and emergency services

Fire safety starts with all of us. Know the risks, stay prepared, and meet your Kelowna Fire Department.

Fire Danger Rating

Learn more about provincial fire danger ratings

REPORT NOW

Active fire in city limits: Call 911

Smoke or fire in a park:
Call 1-800-663-5555 or *5555 (cell)

Non-emergency hazards: Report Online

See smoke or fire? Know what to do

Not all fires need to be reported. If you're unsure, always report.

Planned Burns

Wildfire‑prevention projects like prescribed burns are led by the Kelowna Fire Department to lower wildfire risk. Check if prescribed burns are planned near you.

Outdoor Burns

Campfires, yard‑waste burning, and fireworks are regulated to protect public safety and air quality. Know what’s allowed before you light a fire.

Fire Incidents

Wildfires and other emergencies, such as structure or vehicle fires always need to be reported. Stay alert and act quickly when you see signs of danger.

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Be prepared, be FireSmart

Fire safety starts at home, and small steps can make a big difference. Explore trusted resources designed to help you protect your family, your property, and your community from wildfire risk.

Get Prepared

View our wildfire resiliency plan

Learn how Kelowna is reducing wildfire risk through prevention projects, public education, FireSmart initiatives, and other actions guided by our Community Wildfire Resiliency Plan.

Wildfire Resiliency Plan

Kelowna Fire Department

Learn more about the Kelowna Fire Department and its services.