When the area of Cypress County was settled over a century ago, many settlements developed and parcels of native grassland were plowed up for planting cultivated crops. Many small, self governing municipalities incorporated, but the drought and depression of the dirty ’30s caused great hardship.
When the area of Cypress County was settled over a century ago, many settlements developed and parcels of native grassland were plowed up for planting cultivated crops. Many small, self governing municipalities incorporated, but the drought and depression of the dirty ’30s caused great hardship.
When the area of Cypress County was settled over a century ago, many settlements developed and parcels of native grassland were plowed up for planting cultivated crops. Many small, self governing municipalities incorporated, but the drought and depression of the dirty ’30s caused great hardship.
When the area of Cypress County was settled over a century ago, many settlements developed and parcels of native grassland were plowed up for planting cultivated crops. Many small, self governing municipalities incorporated, but the drought and depression of the dirty ’30s caused great hardship.
Recent snowfall throughout south eastern Alberta has enabled Cypress County to lift the current fire control order.
Fire Permits are once again being issued. Extreme caution should always be maintained and all permitted burning must be supervised by an adult at all times. The lifting of this order does not impact any existing fire control orders issued by cities and towns in the area, nor does it affect any fire bans issued for provincial parks.
To see a list of the fire bans currently in effect across Alberta visit www.albertafirebans.ca
Any person or persons who willfully sets an open fire is responsible for controlling it at all times. The applicant is solely responsible for any and all damages and the applicant further agrees to indemnify and hold Cypress County harmless against any and all losses or damages which may arise.
This order amends any previous fire control orders.
For further information, contact the Cypress County office at (403) 526-2888.
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