Emergency information
Life-safety emergency? Call 911 immediately.
Current notices
Water main flushing — northwest quadrant, Sept 1–4: brief pressure drops and possible discoloration are normal; run cold taps until clear. No boil-water advisory is in effect.
How the Town communicates in an emergency
- This website switches to the preconfigured emergency presentation — simplified, high-contrast, information-first
- Alberta Emergency Alerts for imminent risk to life or property
- Social channels — Facebook, Instagram
- Local media and direct notification where warranted
Reception centres
- Bob Snodgrass Recreation Complex — primary reception centre
- High River Regional Joint Transit Facility — secondary
Prepare: 72 hours
Every household should be ready to be self-sufficient for 72 hours: water (4 L per person per day), food, medications, flashlight, radio, power banks, cash, and copies of key documents. Include pets in your plan.
Flood protection and the Highwood River
About this page: this lightweight emergency page is the Town's fallback channel — designed to load fast on congested networks and to remain usable with JavaScript disabled. Staff activate it (and site-wide emergency presentation) from the CMS in seconds.