A 50,000-pound firetruck pull at Centre High School in Edmonton on May 23, 2026, has raised more than $15,000 for first responders, with donations continuing to pour in. The event, captured in a photo by Galen McDougall of CTV News Edmonton, brought together community members to support local emergency services.
Event Highlights
Teams of students and community participants competed to pull the massive firetruck a set distance, showcasing strength and teamwork. Organizers reported that the funds will go toward equipment and training for first responders in the Edmonton area.
Community Support
The event was part of a broader effort to honor and support those who serve on the front lines. Many local businesses and families sponsored teams, contributing to the growing total. As of the latest update, the fundraising tally continues to climb.
- Over $15,000 raised so far
- Multiple teams participated
- Funds benefit first responder programs
The success of the firetruck pull underscores the community's dedication to its emergency personnel. Organizers hope to make it an annual tradition.
