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Oyen Volunteer Fire Department
Fire Prevention, Training & Directing Volunteer Fire Fighters
Address: 601 Main Street, PO Box 749, Oyen, Alberta T0J 2J0
Phone: (403) 854-0234 | Fax: (403) 664-2774
Email: fire@oyen.ca | Fire Chief: Shaune Kovitch
ATCO Power & Gas
Emergency Numbers
Ab. Environment: (403) 664-0420
Poison Control: (403) 664-3651
Alberta Fish & Wild Life: (403) 664-3614
Oyen R.C.M.P
Address: 317 1st Ave E, Box 539, Oyen, Alberta T0J 2J0
Phone: (403) 664-3505 | Fax: (403) 664-2075
Corporal: Rob Morozoff | E-mail: rob.morozoff@rcmp-grc.gc.ca
24-hour Non-Emergency Complaints: (403) 664-3883
Services available
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EMS
Address: 217 3rd Ave E, Oyen, Alberta T0J 2J0
Phone: (403) 664-3156 | Fax:
For 24 hour emergency services see Big Country Hospital page.
Emergency Kits
You NEVER know when an emergency will happen. Don't get caught off guard!
Creating or purchasing emergency survival kits is one way to prepare.
| Suggested Items for your kit at HOME: - Flashlight and extra batteries - Battery-powered radio and extra batteries - First aid Kit - Candles and matches/lighters - Extra car/house keys and cash - Copies of important papers (identification, etc.) - Food and bottled water - Clothing and footwear (one change per person) - Blankets and sleeping bags - Toilet paper and other personal supplies - Medication - Backpack/duffel bag (to carry emergency kit in if you have to evacuate) - Whistle - Playing cards, games, etc. - Cell phone with extra battery or charger - Hand sanitizer | Suggested items for your VEHICLE kit: - Shovel - Sand, salt or kitty litter - Traction mats - Tow chains - Compass - Cloth rags or roll of paper towel - Work gloves - Warning light or road flares - Extra clothing and footwear - Emergency food pack - Axe or hatchet - Booster cables - Ice scraper and brush - Road Maps - Matches and a "survival" candle in a deep coffee can (to warm hands, heat a drink or use as an emergency light) - Fire Extinguisher - Methyl hydrate (for fuel line and windshield de-icing) - Flashlight with extra batteries - First aid kit with seatbelt cutters - Blankets |
Visit the Red Cross website for more tips on how to get you started.
