CFA Class #36 — Learning

CFA Class #36 — Learning

Are you wondering what CFA Class #36 has been up to? Take a peek! 👀 They've been having a blast learning about the fire and emergency resources Gwinnett County has. Class #36 has toured the Mobile Fire Safety House and even soared into the sky on a Aerial Ladder Truck! 🚒🌟 Their hands-on experiences are building stronger, safer community connections. For more images Click Here.
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Citizens Fire Academy Alumni Meeting!

Citizens Fire Academy Alumni Meeting!

Join us for our upcoming Citizens Fire Academy Alumni Meeting! We're excited to welcome Deanna Smith, Trauma Outreach and Injury Prevention Coordinator at Northside Hospital, as our special guest speaker! Come learn about injury prevention strategies, trauma outreach, and essential tips to keep our communities safer. Whether you're a CFA alumni, current class member, or just interested in joining, everyone is welcome! 📅 Date: November 6, 2024 📍 Location: Gwinnett County Fire Dept & EMS - 408 Hurricane Shoals Rd NE, Lawrenceville, GA 30046 ⏰ Time: Meeting starts at 7 PM Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and make…
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Smoke Alarm Tip

Smoke Alarm Tip

Your smoke alarms should be changed out every 10 years. If you are a resident of Gwinnett County and would like a free home safety survey and free smoke alarms installed, please call 678.518.4845.
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Downed Power Lines – Safety Tips

Downed Power Lines – Safety Tips

STOP: Stay At Least 30 Feet Away Assume any downed or low-hanging power line is energized and dangerous. An energized line may not spark, smoke or make any noise. Stay at least 30 feet away from downed distribution lines Stay at least 100 feet away from downed tranmission lines. LOOK: Survey the Area for Objects that May Be Energized Carefully survey the area. Downed lines can energize the ground and nearby objects. Keep the same distance from anything else that could be energized, instruct others to stay away. LIVE: Call 911 to Report the Downed Power Line The 911 operator…
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Halloween Fire Safety Tips!

Halloween Fire Safety Tips!

Following the simple safety rules listed below can make for a fun and enjoyable Halloween Night. TRICK-OR-TREATING : Trick-or-treat in familiar neighborhoods. Walk! Don’t run from house to house and use the sidewalk if available. Never enter the house while trick-or-treating. Never accept a ride or go with strangers. Stay in groups and carry a flashlight. Report suspicious activity to the police immediately. MOTORISTS : Drive slowly and remain cautious, especially in residential areas. Watch for children walking in the street or standing in the median. Obey all traffic and pedestrian regulations. Avoid the use of drugs or alcohol during…
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Halloween Safety measures  – GCFES

Halloween Safety measures – GCFES

With Halloween just around the corner, the thrill of costumes and candy is in the air! It's important to keep our little trick-or-treaters protected. We teamed up with Gwinnett County Police to share key tips on supervision, selecting safe costumes, and checking treats to make sure everyone has a fun and safe Halloween! For safety tips from GCFES Click Here.
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Space Heater TurnOff During sleep — Tips

Space Heater TurnOff During sleep — Tips

As temperatures drop, don't forget: turn off space heaters before going to bed! ???? While they can keep you warm, leaving them on unattended is a major fire hazard. Protect your home and loved ones by turning off and unplugging space heaters every night. Safety always comes first!
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Class # 36 – Updates

Class # 36 – Updates

Exciting update from Gwinnett Citizens Fire Academy Class 36 - Fall 2024! ???? Participants learned vital skills from the Gwinnett Fire Technical Rescue Team. From rope rescues to confined space operations, they’re getting hands-on experience in specialized rescue techniques used in critical situations. Great job, Class 36! Keep up the amazing work! For more Images Click Here.
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AED Myths –Tips

AED Myths –Tips

Don't let AED myths shock you. Starting CPR and using an AED as soon as possible gives a person the best chance of surviving cardiac arrest. Tap through this post to test your knowledge about AED safety. For more facts Click Here.
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