Schedule Tour To Fire station
26
Feb
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Schedule Tour To Fire station

Ensuring that everyone in the family is well-educated on fire safety is one of our top priorities. This includes the youngest members of the family, as well! Residents of all ages are welcome to schedule a tour at any of our 31 fire stations Monday through Saturday from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Tours, of course, are dependent upon any emergency calls that personnel may receive at that time. During tours, demonstrations of firefighter gear, safety tips, lessons on our response vehicles, and a walk-through of the station will be provided. All children on the tour will also receive a…
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Gwinnett County’s Citizens Fire Academy – Citizens Fire Academy – Training
26
Feb
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Gwinnett County’s Citizens Fire Academy – Citizens Fire Academy – Training

The lessons to be learned from Gwinnett County’s Citizens Fire Academy are more than taking notes and listening to seminars. They also include riding in a County firetruck, learning to operate a firehose as part of a fire response unit, and navigating through our Mobile Fire Safety House. In-depth lessons from some of the department’s most qualified educators will introduce insight into the various specialty teams Gwinnett Fire and Emergency Services operates, such as HazMat, Swiftwater Rescue, Mass Casualty Incident, and more. Citizens Fire Academy is a nine-week program offered twice a year to residents, college students, and business owners…
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Plug- Fire Department
24
Feb
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Plug- Fire Department

Hello, Gwinnett! What you thought the term “Plug” meant? Believe it or not, there’s a strong chance you see plugs daily while commuting throughout Gwinnett County. A plug is simply slang for a fire hydrant! That’s it! Thank you for playing and we’ll see you in the comment section for #LearntheLingo!
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Glass Recycle PopUp Events
21
Feb
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Glass Recycle PopUp Events

Gwinnett operates 11 glass recycling locations and invites residents to join us at glass recycling pop-up events throughout the County in February, March, and April. Residents are encouraged to bring their glass to recycle and receive free bags and other items at each event. The events will take place at on the following dates: Monday, February 10 at Harbins Park (baseball entrance) in Dacula from noon to 4:00 pm Monday, March 10 at Bogan Park Community Recreation Center in Buford from noon to 4:00 pm Monday, March 24 at Bethesda Park in Lawrenceville from noon to 4:00 pm Friday, March 28…
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21
Feb
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Car Seat Installation Training

As the winter weather continues to create unfavorable driving conditions, it’s especially important to ensure your children are safe while traveling in your vehicle. We provide complimentary car seat checks throughout the county during scheduled events or by appointment at Fire Headquarters. Participants will learn how to properly install a car seat in a vehicle to ensure the proper restraint of children. Call 678.518.4845 to schedule an appointment. GwinnettCounty.com/CarSeat
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Remembering Gwinnett Citizens Fire Academy – Class25 – Training Team
21
Feb
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Remembering Gwinnett Citizens Fire Academy – Class25 – Training Team

A Walk Down Memory Lane – Honoring Gwinnett CFA Class #25! Let’s take a moment to celebrate and thank the incredible graduates of Class #25, who completed the Gwinnett Citizens Fire Academy in May 2017! Your dedication, hard work, and passion for fire safety have impacted our community. Take a look at these memories from your CFA journey! If you spot yourself or a friend, tag them and share your favorite moments from Class #25. Thank you, Class #25, for being a part of the CFA family and for your continued support of fire safety and community service! #GwinnettCFA  #Class25…
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Temperatures Low – Freezing Warning Thursday Night!!
20
Feb
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Temperatures Low – Freezing Warning Thursday Night!!

Temperatures will dip below freezing overnight with wind chills expected to be in the single digits and teens Thursday morning, according to the National Weather Service. With freezing temperatures on the way, we urge you to take the below  steps : To help protect your family, pets, home, and plants: Check on your loved ones and neighbors to ensure they have warm clothing, adequate food and water, and necessary medications. Bring pets indoors. Provide them with warm bedding, food, and water. Never leave pets in vehicles during cold weather. Let faucets drip slightly during extreme cold. Know where your main…
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Lithium Batteries – Safety Tips
19
Feb
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Lithium Batteries – Safety Tips

Lithium-ion batteries can be dangerous if not used safely. To prevent fires, you can:  Store properly: Keep batteries away from heat, direct sunlight, and anything flammable. Store them in a cool, dry place. Use the correct charger: Use the charger that came with the device, or a third-party charger designed for the device. Avoid overcharging: Unplug devices once they are fully charged.  Monitor temperature: Stop using devices if they become too hot or swollen.  Handle with care: If a battery is damaged, swollen, or leaking, do not use it. Dispose properly: Recycle batteries at a local battery recycling location. Follow manufacturer instructions: Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for charging,…
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18
Feb
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FireFighters In Peachtree Corners

Firefighters found cooking to be the cause of the apartment fire in Peachtree Corners. For more information visit Bit.ly/PeachtreeCornersApartmentFire Please remember if you are simmering, baking, roasting, or boiling food, check it regularly. Use a timer to remind you that something is on the stove or in the oven. Never leave the house when you are cooking. Turn the burners off if you have to leave the kitchen or the house for any period. For More Images : 
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