Although our main job functions are fire extinguishment, medical interventions, and rescue, we also spend some time teaching prevention and safety.  In essence, we are trying to put ourselves out of work - but realistically that will never happen.  We can however help reduce fires, medical emergencies, and special rescues through education.

Information on what you can and can’t burn, as well as when burning is not recommended or is banned can be found on our “Red Flag Status” page.

Countless people can attribute their lives to the warning given by a Smoke Alarm - every home should have them.  Find our more on how they work and where to install them on the “Smoke Alarm Info” page.

Regardless of how much education we do, there will still be fires.  The devestation that a fire leaves behind can be overwhelming - learn the steps to take to recover on the “After The Fire” page.

Arson is defined as “malicious burning to destroy property”, a criminal offense, that sometimes even kills people.  What to do if you suspect someone of starting fires can be found on our “Arson Hotline Info” page.

Children have a natural fascination towards things they do not fully understand, this includes fire.  Many children have been killed, and or permanently disfigured by playing with fire.  By starting at a young age we can teach them the importance of fire as tool, and not something to play with.  Tools for you the parent to help your children grasp this can be found on the “Fire Safety For Kids” page.

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