Surrey Emergency Program
Prepare your home and business for emergencies.
We work to make sure our city is as prepared as possible for emergencies such as earthquakes, floods, severe storms and major fires. Learn about the resources available to prepare for emergencies in your neighbourhood.
See new Emergency Preparedness Guide for Older Adults
Amateur Radio Week - June 17 to 23, 2024
The City of Surrey has licensed volunteer Amateur Radio operators who support the Surrey Emergency Program in times of emergency by providing radio communications. On June 22, the public is invited to the annual North American Field Day exercise to watch Surrey Amateur Radio Operators showcase their emergency communications capabilities.
When: 11am on June 22, 2024
Where: 5756 142 Street, Surrey
This is a 24-hour exercise to demonstrate their ability to provide self-supporting communications without the need for commercial infrastructure.
Create an emergency plan
Make sure you are prepared for a disaster. Learn how you can prepare different plans for different aspects of your life.
Fire services
The Surrey Fire Service (SFS) is the first on scene at residential and commercial structure fires, motor vehicle accidents, medical emergencies, hazardous materials incidents and technical rescue calls.
The SFS also handles Emergency Preparedness for the City, as well as the HomeSafe program, which provides free smoke alarms to the community.
Surrey RCMP
The Surrey RCMP is contracted to provide municipal policing to the City of Surrey. Surrey is the largest RCMP detachment in Canada with two main offices and five district offices across the city.
To learn about Surrey RCMP programs, safety information, and more visit the Surrey RCMP website or connect with the Surrey RCMP on Facebook and Twitter.
