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Vista Heights Fire Station No. 4

1991 18th Ave. N.E.

About the station

Fire Station No. 4
 

This station serves the communities of Vista Heights, Mayland Heights, South Airways, Aero Park, Sunridge Business Park, Bridgeland/Riverside, Franklin, Horizon, McCall, North Airways, Renfrew, Winston Heights/Mountview and Meridian Park. As well, Station No. 4 provides enhanced emergency response to higher-risk industrial areas within the community.

Non-emergency services

  • Drop by the station for free blood-pressure and cholesterol screening between 1 and 9 p.m. seven days a week. We will also check your manometer to ensure it's in good working condition.
  • This station provides free sand for residential use during the winter. Bring your own container and take no more than five pounds of sand at a time. This sand contains four per cent salt.
  • The residential hazardous materials drop-off area is open every day, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
  • Informative station tours are offered to all members of the public and community groups.
  • In conjunction with the Calgary Home Builders Association, our station also participates in the annual residential smoke detector program.

Station history

The original Station No. 4 was built in 1907 at 104 6A St. N.E. in Bridgeland, just west of the General Hospital. It stayed in operation until 1977, when the second Fire Station No. 4 opened at 16 Moncton Road N.E.

That building is now being used by Emergency Medical Services crews. The current station was opened in 2004.

 

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