Grill Safe This Memorial Day Weekend!
26
May
By CFA Admin
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Tips

Grill Safe This Memorial Day Weekend!

                                  Grill Safe This Memorial Day Weekend! As you fire up the grill for Memorial Day, keep safety in mind to protect your home, your loved ones, and your celebrations: Keep grills at least 10 feet away from your home or deck railings Never leave a hot grill unattended Keep children and pets at least 3 feet away Clean your grill regularly to prevent grease fires Make sure your gas grill lid is open before lighting Only cook on propane and charcoal BBQ grills…
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Boating Safety Tips
25
May
By CFA Admin
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Tips

Boating Safety Tips

Warm sunshine makes boating a perfect outdoor activity. As we head into Memorial Day weekend, let's remember that safety on the water is key. Follow these tips and the tips in the video to keep you and others safe while on the water: Always wear a life jacket. Drowning is preventable. Never boat under the influence. Alcohol and drugs impair judgment and slow reaction time. Check the weather forecast. Conditions can change rapidly. Tell someone your plan. Let them know where you're going and when you expect to return. Be aware of your surroundings. Watch out for other boats, swimmers,…
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Updates on Class #37
24
May
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Updates

Updates on Class #37

We're checking in on CFA Class #37, and they've been busy learning critical hands-on skills! Last night at the Fire Academy, they got experience with: Rolling hoses The Jaws of Life Victim extractions & first aid Ridding in an ambulance ...... and so much more! This class continues to impress with their enthusiasm and willingness to learn what it takes to serve and protect. Great job Class #37! For more Images : 
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Firefighters In Grouse Court NW – Lawrenceville
22
May
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Incidents, InTheNews

Firefighters In Grouse Court NW – Lawrenceville

As the thunderstorms left the area this morning, they left behind an early morning house fire in Lawrenceville. Firefighters responded to a report of a house fire on the 1900 block of Grouse Court NW in Lawrenceville. The caller reported that lightning Firefighters on the scene said that the cause of this accidental fire was a lightning strike. For more details please visit, Bit.ly/LawrencevilleHouseFire05212025 For more Images :    
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Veterans Paired With Support Animals
22
May
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Updates

Veterans Paired With Support Animals

Veterans can foster a loving companion for a temporary or permanent home through Gwinnett's Paws of Service program. This initiative provides active-duty military personnel and retired U.S. veterans the opportunity to foster shelter animals for emotional support, with the possibility of adoption. The Gwinnett County Animal Welfare covers all pet food and medical expenses at no cost to the foster family. If you're interested in learning more about this rewarding program or wish to apply, please contact 770.339.3200 or email AnimalWelfare@GwinnettCounty.com.
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Lucky Shoals Health & Wellness Fair
22
May
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Events

Lucky Shoals Health & Wellness Fair

Mark your calendars for a fantastic opportunity to invest in your well-being! Join the Lucky Shoals Health & Wellness Fair on Saturday, May 24 from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm at the Lucky Shoals Park Community Recreation Center. This free community event is designed to empower you with knowledge about all aspects of health. Explore interactive activities, connect with local health providers at informative booths, and even participate in workshops focused on cultivating healthy lifestyle choices and preventative care for your physical, mental, and emotional health. Come discover valuable resources and take steps towards a healthier you! Register today at GwinnettParks.com.
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FireFighters — LearnTheLingo-19
21
May
By CFA Admin
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LearnTheLingo

FireFighters — LearnTheLingo-19

Firefighters wear numerous pieces of equipment that provide greater protection from blazing flames and dangerous toxins. One of our most critical pieces of equipment is the self-contained breathing apparatus, which supplies firefighters with a fixed supply of breathable air. SCBAs have several features, including a facepiece, hose and regulator, an air cylinder, and more. Each air cylinder can weigh roughly 8 to 20 pounds and provide anywhere from 30 to 60 minutes of air to the firefighter wearing it, depending on their breathing rate.
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