Is there a fire ban in Lethbridge today?
Alberta · Monday, October 12, 2026
Yes
Yes — Lethbridge has a fire ban (since Oct 5, 2026)
From the notice
Effective immediately and until further notice, a fire ban is in place for all open fires in the City of Lethbridge River Valley. Current conditions, including warmer temperatures and low humidity, have created a high risk for fast-moving and uncontrolled fires. Even a small spark can quickly spread in dry grass and brush. Residents and visitors are asked to use extra caution. Do not light any open fires and ensure smoking materials are fully extinguished and disposed of safely. For more information on fire bans, visit the City’s website: Lethbridge.ca/fireban
Contact: (403) 320-3811
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Alberta fire bans today
- Fire ban
- Restriction / advisory
- No ban
- Provincial / unorganized land
Nearby municipalities
None of the 8 closest municipalities has a fire ban.
Questions about burning in Lethbridge
Is there a fire ban in Lethbridge today?
Yes. Alberta Fire Bans (Government of Alberta) lists Lethbridge as “Fire ban in effect”, in effect since Oct 5, 2026. Status checked Oct 12, 2:57 AM MDT.
Can I have a campfire or burn brush in Lethbridge?
Not while the fire ban is in effect. Read the order for exceptions; propane fire pits and barbecues are often still allowed, but not always.
Who issues fire bans in Alberta?
Municipalities issue fire bans, restrictions and advisories inside their boundaries; Alberta Wildfire issues them for the Forest Protection Area, and Parks Canada for national parks. All are published on albertafirebans.ca.
Where does this information come from?
From Alberta Fire Bans (Government of Alberta), checked every hour on Burn Ban Today. Confirm with Lethbridge or your local fire department before burning.