Red Deer Safety City Society

10/13/2026

During Pedestrian Safety Month, drivers need to watch out for pedestrians, but there are also steps pedestrians can take to stay safe. Having the right of way doesn't guarantee it’s safe to cross the road. Taking a couple seconds to be sure can save your life.

10/12/2026

Happy Thanksgiving!

Canadian Thanksgiving traces its origins to explorer Martin Frobisher who in 1578 held a feast in celebration and to give thanks for a Safe voyage through the Arctic. Today it aligns with Indigenous Peoples' Day as we celebrate the history, culture, and these amazing members of our community. Have an amazing and Safe day.

Please note that our offices will be closed Monday October 12. We will get back to you later in the week.

10/10/2026

CALL FOR DONATIONS

As we start our prep for Traffic Trick or Treat we are looking for some more spooky decor to "liven up" the CityScape. If you come across any unwanted decor in your halloween planing we would be happy to give it a second life.

Please note that while we appreciate all donation, we reserve the right to reject equipment in poor or hazardous condition :)

10/08/2026

This Fire Prevention Week, focus your safety efforts on the electronic devices in and around your home. From chargers to batteries, portable tools to e-bikes, and everything in between, all electronics that charge come with a unique set of hazards if used improperly or if they are not properly taken care of.

10/07/2026

10/06/2026

Thank you to our friends from Red Deer County and to all our guests who came out for our Fire Safety Festival this past weekend!

If you missed out or your little one(s) didn't get enough fire safety and Sparky time, join us for our PD Day Camp this Friday October 9th!

Register on our website by 5pm Wednesday October 7th.

10/06/2026

Thanks to the Red Deer Dream Centre for letting us be a part of their 4th annual Road to Recovery Walk!

The elusive Sasquatch did make an appearance and try out one of our quads, which fortunately did not disappear after the event.

*Sasquatch is a mighty and mystical creature and getting a helmet on its head comes with great risk. Unless you are a magical being or cryptid remember to always wear your helmet*

10/02/2026

Thank you to our Friends at Red Deer County Fire Rescue & Sunnybrook Farm Museum for joining us this Sunday, October 4th, at our Fire Safety Festival!

Through their expertise and equipment, make sure you bring your little ones to talk with them about Fire Safety and Prevention!

10/02/2026

October 1st is National Seniors Day!

This is an occasion for all Canadians to join in celebrating older adults across Canada—whether a parent, a co-worker, a neighbour or a friend. The Government of Canada is proud to acknowledge the contributions that older adults in Canada have made and continue to make to our families, communities and society.

Check out safetycity.ca/seniors for safety resources and programming aimed at supporting our elders through many changes in their lives and in the world around them.