Bragg Creek Emergency Services
- Welcome to Bragg Creek
- Emergency Services
- Bragg Creek Walk
- Photos
- Videos
- Glenbow Archives Photos of Bragg Creek
- Links to Activities and Attractions
- Links to Community Organizations
- Location
- Explore a Child’s Bragg Creek
- People of Bragg Creek
- Canada Post Office
- The dump
- The Library
- Internet
- Bragg Creek Environmental Coalition
- Greater Bragg Creek Trails Association
- Community Resources Counselling
- The braggcreek.ca story
- Maps
- Hamlet
- Shopping Malls
- Greater Bragg Creek
- Redwood Meadows
- South of Bragg Creek
- Bragg Creek Google Map
- Country Life
- About the area
- Living with Bears
- Living with Cougars
- Wildlife Encounters
- Bear Aware in Bragg Creek
- Bragg Creek Bear Hazard Assessment
- Trail Camera Wildlife Videos
- History
- Cowboys to Commuters
- Two Pine School
- Crossing the Elbow
- Post Office Pioneers
- Our Lady of Peace
- McDougall Memorial United Church
- McDougall Memorial
- Youth Hostel
- National Historic Site
- Our Foothills
- Origin of Bragg Creek
- Glenbow Archives Photos
- Barb Teghtmeyer and the
Bragg Creek Trading Post - The Steak Pit Restaurant
- Elbow River
- Elbow River
- Playing in the Elbow
- Flood of 2005
- Flood of 2013
- Historical Flooding
- Flood Warning – Evacuation
- Flood Mitigation Planning
- Bragg Creek Issues
- Bragg Creek Trails Association Trail Centre
- Development in Bragg Creek
- Area Structure Plan – 2025
- Bragg Creek ASP – Environment – 2025
- Bragg Creek Revitalization Plan – 2015
- An Emergency Exit from West Bragg Creek and Wintergreen
- Smoke gets in your eyes, throat and lungs
- Traffic Circle Plan
- The Internet
- Old News
Atco Gas – 3105678
Emergency – 1-800-5113447
Enmax – 310-2010
Emergency Power 403-514-6100
Emergency Gas 403-245-7222
Fortis Alberta (24 hour) 1-866-717-3113
Emergency 1-866-717-3113
Rocky View County https://rockyview.ca
Suicide Crisis Helpline
Text or call: 9-8-8
Prepare for an EMERGENCY!
Emergencies can happen at any time and without warning. Be ready. With a little preparation, you can respond quickly to help yourself and others. Understand the risks in your area, create a household emergency plan and build an emergency kit.
Get Prepared
An organized emergency kit ensures you have what you need and you can find it fast. Keep it portable, accessible, and make sure everyone knows where it is.
Household emergency plans, emergency preparedness for children, pets and service animals, staying connected in emergencies.
Evacuation Checklist
Wildland fire evacuation preparedness checklist. Protect your home and structures before you evacuate.