Emergency Management
In 2017, the Leduc Emergency Management Agency (LEMA) was formed in response to Leduc’s growth and need to protect residents from any major emergency or disaster. Under the Emergency Management Act, LEMA provides training, exercises, community awareness, regional collaboration and the maintenance of the municipal emergency plan for the City of Leduc. Municipal departments, allied agencies, and public stakeholders form the agency to provide diverse and inclusive perspective on the city’s emergency management program to serve the well-being of the community.
Alberta Emergency Alert
Leduc uses the provincial emergency alert system. Sign up to receive alerts on emergency issues and events as they develop.
Disasters and emergencies
LEMA works on mitigating factors to preventable event and preparing a response if an unforeseen situation occurs. Disasters and emergencies can take the form of a:
- Severe weather event (tornadoes, extreme cold, severe storms, etc.)
- Water Contamination
- Hazardous Chemical Exposure
- Pandemic
- Wildfire
- Flood
Recovery and Relief
If you need support after an emergency or looking to help others, our Family and Community Support Services team provides resources to help you get back on your feet. To learn more or access supports through Emergency Social Services.
Emergency Preparedness
Learn how you can support the community’s resiliency, be prepared for an emergency with our emergency preparedness guides.