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Oct 11 2017

Today’s Fire Prevention tip is showcased by the Philadelphia Fire Department and…

Today’s Fire Prevention tip is showcased by the Philadelphia Fire Department and UL Firefighter Safety Research Institute. Close before you doze! Shutting your door while you sleep can keep dangerous smoke and heat out of a room if there is a fire! #CloseBeforeYouDoze

We burned this fully furnished prop home today with the UL Firefighter Safety Research Institute to show the importance of closing your bedroom door before going to sleep. Closing doors stops the spread of fire and lessens the impact of potentially deadly smoke and heat.

Which room had the door closed? #CloseBeforeYouDoze

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Oct 10 2017

Today’s Fire Prevention Tip highlights the need for 2 ways out of your home in c…

Today’s Fire Prevention Tip highlights the need for 2 ways out of your home in case of a fire!

https://youtu.be/Q1N8e8zk-8E

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Oct 09 2017

The rain won’t shut us down! Come out between 7-9 tonight for our Fire Preventio…

The rain won’t shut us down! Come out between 7-9 tonight for our Fire Prevention Open House!

Join us Monday October 9th for our Fire Prevention Open House! 7:00- 9:00pm at our station!

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Oct 09 2017

NFPA – Fire Prevention Week quiz

Today begins Fire Prevention week!

Test your knowledge about home fire escape planning and other fire safety topics with this fun, interactive quiz.

http://www.nfpa.org/public-education/campaigns/fire-prevention-week/fire-prevention-week-quiz

NFPA – Fire Prevention Week quiz

Take NFPA’s Fire Prevention Week quiz to see what you know about escape planning and other fire safety topics. Be sure to share your results.

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Oct 03 2017

Please take a few minutes to watch and learn about Montgomery County Department …

Please take a few minutes to watch and learn about Montgomery County Department of Public Safety’s new technology, Smart911. It is a program that will help us prepare and respond to any emergency better with your help!

Smart911 is a free service that residents can use to provide whatever information they want first responders to have in the event of an emergency.

Users register for the service at www.smart911.com and fill out a questionnaire, providing as much or as little information as they want. Then, if a 9-1-1 call is received from a home or cellular phone number associated with the profile, the information in the profile will automatically be displayed to the call taker.

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