Fire Prevention and PR

 

National

Fire Prevention Week

October 6 - 12, 2012

"Have Two Ways Out"

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Click here for the history

See below for more Home safety links

National Safety Day

@ Sears

Area fire companies were present at Sears at the McKinley Mall to promote Fire Prevention.

Home Safety Links:

Smoke alarm safety tips Children and Smoke Alarms
Installation and Maintenance Tips Keeping Your Community Safe and Sound
Fire Extinguishers Carbon Monoxide Alarms
Children and Fire Escape Planning

VERY IMPORTANT !

ABC News recently ran a story about different types of Smoke Alarms. Please check out some of these articles before you decide to replace your alrms:

Ionization vs. photoelectric Video
Types of detecors Video

What do we recommend?

The Fire Service recommends that you install both types of smoke detectors or combination detectors in your home.
Install smoke detectors on every level of the home, in every bedroom as well as one outside the bedrooms in the hallway.
 

INSTALL BOTH !

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

National Night Out 2011

 

 

  

(Additional Pictures) 

Local Police, Fire and Rescue organizations participate in the National Night Out detail at Hamburg Town Hall. Departments showcase their equipment and skills to the local public to promote neighborhood spirit and police community partnership in our fight for a safer community.

Participating agencies included The Hamburg Water Rescue Unit, The Hamburg Fire Chiefs Recruitment Bureau, Big Tree VFC, Blasdell VFC, Hamburg VFC, Scranton VFC, Hamburg Police, Erie County Sheriffs Department Aviation Unit, South Towns Hazardous Materials Team and the NYS Police.  

 
Recruitment Detail at Frontier School 
 
  
   
Members of the Hamburg Fire Chief’s Association Recruitment Committee work a booth at the FrontierCentralHigh School’s annual Smart Living Fair. Members of multiple town fire companies were on hand to demonstrate equipment and show students and staff what they offer the town residents in regards to Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and Firefighting, in an effort to recruit new members and answer any questions they may have.
Many companies in the Town of Hamburg offer junior memberships or members with restrictions starting as young as age 12. Junior members are trained under direct supervision of company officers with the hopes that when they reach the age of 18, they will become full members of the departments or companies and continue to serve the communities they live in.
Aslo present were Town of Hamburg Police officers Alan Schum and Howie Widman showing students the consequences of drinking and driving. Demonstrations were held with students wearing special goggles used to simulate a person under the influence of alcohol and how alcohol impairs a student’s ability to pass a road side sobriety test.
 

 

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