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Fire Safety Tips


Install smoke detectors
Test smoke detectors regularly and Replace Batteries twice a Year,When the the clocks change in the Fall and the Spring
Never smoke in bed, be sure all matches and smoking materials are out before disposing of them
Keep a fire extinguiser and learn how to use it
Do not overload electrical outlets
Be sure all electrical and exension cords are in good working condition
Keep all chimney and fireplaces and vents clean
Only use approved portable heaters with a safety "tip-off" themostat and never leave on overnight
Make and practice an escape plan.. especially from bedroom
If clothing is burning, Stop, drop, roll, and DO NOT RUN

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Fire Interesting Info

Huguenot, NY

Port Jervis, NY Fire Department

Orange County Volunteer Fire Police Association


Matamoras Pa Fire Dept

Milford Pa Fire Dept

Westfall Twp Fire Dept

Blooming Grove Fire Department, Pa

Hemlock Farms Fire & Rescue

Upper Dingman Vol Fire Dept

Shohola Vol. Fire Dept

Delaware Twp Fire Department, Dingman Ferry, PA

Hawley, Pa Vol Fire Dept

Marshalls Creek, Vol Fire Dept Bushkill, Pa

Huguenot ,NY

Newfoundland,Pa

Pine Bush ,NY

Goshen, NY

Lumberland, Glen Spey NY

Lumberland, Glen Spey NY

HarborCreek,Fire Department/





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9-1-1 GUIDELINES


9-1-1 is an emergency telephone number that provides IMMEDIATE access to LAW ENFORCEMENT, FIRE AND EMERGENCY MEDICIAL SERVICES
9-1-1 is a free phone call FOR EMERGENCIES ONLY

WHEN TO USE 9-1-1
call 9-1-1 to report a Crime, Fire, Heart Attack or other Serious Medical Condition or injury, or any situation requiring the IMMEDIATE response of a FIRE TRUCK, AMBULANCE, OR LAW ENFORCEMENT VEHICLE

WHAT THE 9-1-1 DISPATCHER WILL NEED TO KNOW
1. The location of the emergency
2. The phone number where the emergency is
3. The nature of the emergency
YOU NEVER KNOW WHERE THE 9-1-1 CALL WILL COME IN TOO, MIGHT NOT BE RIGHT NEXT DOOR SO THEY MIGHT NEED DIRECTIONS ESPECIALLY IF THE STATES AND COUNTY BORDERS EACH OTHER

IT IS IMPORTANT TO STAY CALM, SPEAK CLEARLY, STAY ON THE LINE UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TO HANG UP

"DO NOT CALL 9-1-1 AS A PRANK" AS YOU MAY BE INTERFERING WITH SAVING A LIFE OR PROPERTY AND YOU MAY HAVE THE POLICE KNOCKING AT YOUR DOOR