How to send a thank-you card to Edmonton Fire Rescue Services
To send a thank-you card or letter to the firefighters at Edmonton Fire Rescue Services, address it to Edmonton Fire Rescue Services, Fire Rescue Services Administration, 10565 105 Street NW, Edmonton AB T5H 2W8. Edmonton Fire Rescue Services is the fire and rescue department for the City of Edmonton, Alberta, running neighbourhood fire stations plus specialized HAZMAT and technical-rescue teams. It reaches the department's administration office, which shares community mail with its crews — and if you know which station responded, you can add "Attn: the crew at Station __" so it goes straight to them.
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Mailing address
Verified September 2026Thank the firefighters — Edmonton Fire Rescue Services
Edmonton Fire Rescue Services Fire Rescue Services Administration 10565 105 Street NW Edmonton AB T5H 2W8
Thank-you cards and letters for the firefighters at Edmonton Fire Rescue Services. It's addressed to the department's administration office, which shares community mail with its crews; if you know which station responded, add "Attn: the crew at Station __" so it reaches them directly.
No printer, envelope, or stamp — we print and mail it the next business day.
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Key facts
- Address it to "Edmonton Fire Rescue Services", then "Fire Rescue Services Administration", then 10565 105 Street NW, Edmonton AB T5H 2W8.
- Sent to administration, which passes community mail along to crews — or add "Attn: the crew at Station __" for the specific hall that responded.
- Firefighters work rotating platoon shifts across stations, so a named crew is only reliably reached at the station they came from.
- Send a card or letter — many fire services can't accept homemade food, and cash or gifts aren't needed.
- Add your full return address so they can write back.
- PostPal prints your card and mails it for you — no printer, envelope, stamps, or post office trip.
How to send your letter
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Decide who the thank-you is for
For a general thank-you to the whole service, send it to Edmonton Fire Rescue's administration office (below) — they pass community mail along to crews. If a specific crew helped you and you know which fire hall they came from, address it to that station instead, because firefighters work rotating shifts and won't all be at headquarters.
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Address it to the department
First line: Edmonton Fire Rescue Services. Second line: Fire Rescue Services Administration. Then the address: 10565 105 Street NW, Edmonton AB T5H 2W8. To single out the crew that responded, add "Attn: the crew at Station __" under the department name.
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Keep it a card or letter
A card, a letter, or a class of kids' drawings are perfect and easy to hand around a station. Add your return address if you'd like a reply. Don't send homemade food or baking — many fire services can't accept it for safety reasons — and skip cash or gifts; the words are what matter.
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Send it without a trip to the post office
Write or upload your thank-you to PostPal with the address above prefilled. We print it, add your return address, and mail it for you — no printer, stamps, or post office run. It's an easy way to reach Edmonton Fire Rescue from anywhere.
Common questions
What is the mailing address for Edmonton Fire Rescue Services?
Edmonton Fire Rescue Services, Fire Rescue Services Administration, 10565 105 Street NW, Edmonton, AB T5H 2W8. Edmonton Fire Rescue Services is the fire and rescue department for the City of Edmonton, Alberta, running neighbourhood fire stations plus specialized HAZMAT and technical-rescue teams. Address a thank-you to the department at that administration office, and add your own return address if you'd like a reply.
How do I send a thank-you card to the firefighters at Edmonton Fire Rescue Services?
Write Edmonton Fire Rescue Services on the first line, Fire Rescue Services Administration below it, then 10565 105 Street NW, Edmonton AB T5H 2W8. The administration office shares community mail with crews; if you know which fire hall responded, add "Attn: the crew at Station __" so it reaches those firefighters directly.
Will the firefighters who helped me actually see it?
Yes. Cards sent to administration are passed along to crews, and thank-you notes often get posted up at the station. Because firefighters rotate across shifts and halls, the surest way to reach the exact crew that responded is to address it to the station they came from — otherwise the department shares it out.
Can I send baking, food, or a gift instead?
PostPal sends letters and cards, not parcels or food. Many fire services can't accept homemade food for safety reasons anyway, so a written thank-you is the surest thing to reach the crew. Never send cash.
How do I mail a thank-you to Edmonton Fire Rescue Services without a printer?
Write or upload your note to PostPal with the address prefilled. We print it, add your return address so they can write back, and mail it for you — no printer, stamps, or post office trip.