Wetdown Photos August 2010
These were taken July 25th
during the Departments fire training exercise.
An emergency is any Life Threatening situation the requires immediate attention. A call placed to "911", goes through the County Emergency Dispatcher and is relayed at once to the appropriate emergency services.
HOUSE NUMBERING
- (ALL RESIDENTS)
It is very important that your "E-911" house number is clearly displayed in at least 4" numbers. The numbers should be on your house facing the driveway of your road or affixed to both sides of a 4x4 post in the ground, at the entrance to your driveway. For added safety, the numbers should be reflective for better visibility at night. Emergency services, not familiar with the community could loose precious minutes looking for a house that is not clearly marked and this could be a matter of life or death for your loved ones.
PARKING ON TRAILS
Please do not park your vehicle on your road or trail. Many of the trails are only about 10 to 15 fet wide. If it is necessary to get fire apparatus or an ambulance past a parked vehicle, response time will be lost until the road is cleared. You should use your driveway or park off the traveled part of the road. Most of our fire trucks are as wide as the road and any blockage could cause a loss of life or property.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Your Fire Department is always looking for community spirited men, women and teenagers that are interested in helping to protect the community. If you would like to be part of this organization, come to the regular meeting on the second Tuesday of each month or anytime that the doors are open to pick up an application. You must be at least 16 to become a junior firefighter. (some restrictions apply) If you do not want to join as a Firefighter, there are also openings for "Social Members" and "Laides Auxilliary" These groups support the Firehouse and the Firefighters through fundraising events and logistical support.
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08/24/2010 08:37:48 PM
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Fire Company, Inc.
