Emergency Management

The Town of Alberton is committed to supporting the safety and well-being of residents, businesses, and visitors during emergency situations. Emergencies may occur with little warning, and preparedness is a shared responsibility between residents and all levels of government.

Reception / Warming Centre

During certain emergency situations such as extended power outages or severe weather events, the Town may open the Reception Centre to provide a safe place for residents to gather or receive services.

Reception Centre Location:
Alberton Arts & Heritage Centre – 420 Church Street

Emergency Power (Generators)

The Town has a limited number of generators available for emergency use, which are stored at the Alberton Fire Hall (622 Main St) .

• Generator availability is limited
• Use is prioritized for critical needs
• Deployment is coordinated through emergency services and Town officials

Residents should not rely on municipal generators for household use and are encouraged to make personal emergency power plans where possible.

Be Prepared

Residents are encouraged to prepare in advance for emergencies by having supplies on hand and a household emergency plan.

Emergency Preparedness Guide (Province of PEI):
View Emergency Preparedness Guide (PDF)

Staying Informed

During an emergency, updates will be shared through:

• Local media
• Official Town communication channels (Facebook)
• Provincial emergency updates