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Report a Wildfire

If you see a wildfire, please report it to us immediately:

1-888-663-5555 or *5555 tollfree on most cellular networks

Impaired Driving in B.C.

Watch this video to learn about the changes to the impaired driving laws in B.C. including drivers' rights when pulled over and penalties that may be imposed on impaired drivers.

Earthquake & Tsunami Preparedness

As West Coasters, we need to always be ready to respond to an earthquake or a tsunami. Learn how you and your family can prepare, respond, and recover with these resources from Emergency Management BC and Earthquakes Canada.

Victim Services

Victims of crime experience a wide array of emotions and are often unsure of who to turn to for help. Use the following resources to get support.

    Living Safely

    Keeping B.C. communities and residents safe is important. Learn about fire safety, police services, crime prevention, food safety and more.

    Fire and Police Services

    Wildfire Services

    B.C.'s forests and wild lands cover nearly a million square kilometres, and are the most diverse in Canada. Confronted by an average of 2,000 wildfires each year, highly-trained fire crews are successful in containing 92% of all wildfires in B.C. within the first 24 hours of discovery.

      Crime Prevention

      Corrections and Victim Services

      Emergency Preparedness, Response and Recovery

      Public Safety

      Death Investigations (Coroner's Service)

      Food & Water Safety 

      Women and Safety

      Emergency Preparedness, Response and Recovery

      Flooding poses a serious risk to public health and safety. Whether you’re a representative from local government, a diking authority or a member of the public, use these policies and guidelines to help manage potential flood impacts.