Rural address signs (are similar to street signs in urban centers) are typically placed at the crossroads of Township Roads and Range Roads. Rural address signs provide Township Road and Range Road identification for reference by passing motorists, however it is important to note that rural addresses (blue signs) are not mailing addresses. Motorists and emergency service personnel are able to navigate to residential and commercial developments located in the area through the rural address system.
Below folders include maps (by Subdivision or Township Road) outlining the rural addresses for properties in each map.
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Fire Ban
Todays fire rating is Moderate
Current Fire Rating:Moderate
The wildfire danger in Clearwater County is now moderate. Cooler temperatures and scattered rainfall across the area have allowed a brief reprieve from last week's hot and dry conditions.
Be cautious with outdoor fires. Ensure campfires are fully extinguished. Soak it, stir it and soak it again.
If you see smoke or flame and suspect that it's a wildfire, call 310-FIRE (3473) to report it.
Weather Forecast
Registration
Fire Ban in Effect
A π πππ πππ is in now in effect for all of Clearwater County. Under this ban, all outdoor wood fires are prohibited, and existing fire permits are suspended.
Prohibited: β’ All outdoor wood fires are banned, including wood campfires on public lands, wood campfires on private land and provincial campgrounds β’ Backyard firepits β’ BBQ charcoal briquettes β’ The use of fireworks and exploding targets
Allowed: β’ Propane fire pits and natural gas-powered appliances β’ Indoor wood fires β’ Open flame oil devices
The fire ban will remain in effect until conditions improve.
Visit www.albertafirebans.ca to keep up-to-date with fire ban status changes