Kings County Regional Emergency Management Organization 

Aylesford Rd (Between G-2 and Civic 5789)

2025-10-14 NS511 Aylesford Road - Lake George Wildfire
"Local Traffic is allowed through Aylesford Rd between G-2 and civic 5789. Local Traffic is defined by all people normally using Aylesford Rd for daily commute or residing on Aylesford Rd. and North River Rd. and Lake George area."

Drive between G-2 and civic 5789 with caution as this is still an active work area for the Lake George Wildfire:
Activities:
Drive with caution
Reduced speed
Be prepared to stop.

Financial Support Update for Evacuees - Lake George Wildfire

Wednesday, October 15

The application portal for the Lake George Relief Program will officially close at the end of the day on Thursday, October 16, 2025. After this deadline, no further applications will be accepted.

Please share this with any eligible community members impacted by the wildfire evacuations who may still be considering applying.

Folks can apply online here: https://emergency-financial-support.novascotia.ca/address

Updates will be shared on www.kingsremo.ca when we have more to share.

For more information, contact the Kings REMO Public Hotline by calling 902-690-6112 during regular business hours (Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., closed on holidays).

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Wildfire Relief Program - Online Application Walk Through Information

Evacuee Newsletter & Updates - Lake George Wildfire
Newsletter Updates (Click Link)
2025-10-03     2025-10-07

Email Updates (Click Link)
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The Kings County Regional Emergency Management Organization (Kings REMO) is responsible for providing a prompt and coordinated response to emergencies that occur within its jurisdiction.

The information on this website is provided to assist residents in understanding, planning for, and responding to a variety of risks and hazards in their homes, their community and in the province.

While weather events are the most commonly considered hazards in the Kings County area, man made technical hazards are also possible, and should be considered in plans for individual, family, and public safety.

Kings County, NS


Kings REMO Emergency Email Notification System
Are you interested in receiving "Emergency Email Notifications" in advance of emergencies (Hurricanes, Blizzards, Flooding, Evacuation, etc.) that may impact Kings County and the surrounding area?

The Kings County Regional Emergency Management Coordinator (REMC) will send out an email to all those that are registered. To register, simply send an email to the following email address: REMO_KingsCounty@countyofkings.ca and request that your email address be added to the distribution list for future Emergency Email Notifications. Note that all emails are sent to subscribers as ‘bcc’ so that your email address will not be shared with other subscribers.