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Animated fire safety film. See the whole film on YouTube and subscribe to our channel! Item 860, Fire Department Moving Images and Audio Recordings (Record Series 2801-11), Seattle Municipal Archives.
Animals learn about fire prevention. See the whole film on YouTube and subscribe to our channel! Item 859, Fire Department Moving Images and Audio Recordings (Record Series 2801-11), Seattle Municipal Archives.
With monkeys! Found in folder "Brochures," Fire Department Publications (Record Series 2801-12), Seattle Municipal Archives.
A number of legislative changes are announced to increase awareness about outdoor recreation and fire safety. For example, fines for campfire violations will increase dramatically, as will fines for those who interfere with efforts to fight wildfires.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2016FLNR0027-000358
FDNY 2013 Calendar firefighters in Times Square. (L to R, back row) FF Jovis DePognon, FF Jose Cordero, FF Roger Thompson, FF Darius Dorsett, FF Jacques Terlonge, FF Kenneth Sleap, FF James Gunning and FF Jack Medina. (L to R, front row) FF Vincent Ruddy, FF Jeffrey Silverman and FF Rob Derrig.
Cal Fire got busy early this year as an unusually warm April ushered in California fire season.
Engine 1463 seen on the Redwood Highway today going through Santa Rosa, California.
A number of legislative changes are announced to increase awareness about outdoor recreation and fire safety. For example, fines for campfire violations will increase dramatically, as will fines for those who interfere with efforts to fight wildfires.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2016FLNR0027-000358
Unattended cooking is the top cause of fires in the home. Stand by your pan whenever you are frying, grilling or broiling food.
(L to R) FF Vincent Ruddy, FF Rob Derrig and FF Roger Thompson sign their months of the FDNY's 2013 Calendar of Heroes.
The North Charleston and American LaFrance Fire Museum and Educational Center houses the largest collection of professionally restored American LaFrance fire apparatus in the country. The museum opened to the public in 2007 and currently houses 18 fire trucks and priceless, one of a kind firefighting artifacts. Complete with interactive exhibits featuring real smoke, hands on displays, a 40 person theater, children’s play area and fire truck simulator the North Charleston and American LaFrance Fire Museum proves to be a remarkable experience and an unforgettable destination for everyone.
Photo by Ryan Johnson
The poster contest is a longstanding annual event used by the SFMO to promote fire safety awareness throughout Tennessee schools. This year’s contest theme corresponded with the National Fire Protection Association’s Fire Prevention Week campaign: “Don’t Wait – Check the Date! Replace Smoke Alarms Every 10 Years.”
A few of the firefighters in the 2013 FDNY Calendar. (L to R) FF Jose Cordero, FF Rob Derrig, FF Jacques Terlonge, FF Jovis DePognon and FF James Gunning.
An inspection of your fire extinguisher can potentially save your life. Supply Expert #homesafety #hometip #homemaintenance #firesafety #fireextinguisher
Place your fire pit to close to your deck and leave home. You will 6 firetrucks showing up to keep your house from burning and remove your deck for you. My neigbhours down the street will probably be wondering what happened to their deck when they get home.
A large crowd turned out at Alpharetta Fire Station No. 1 on March 25th for the unveiling of the new Fire Safety House. Politicians, dignitaries, school children and a large contingent of Rotarians were on hand to witness the ribbon cutting and presentation of the ceremonial check for $59,000 to the City of Alpharetta. The Rotary Club of Alpharetta has been associated with the Alpharetta Fire Safety House ever since we donated the original one in 1993.
On hand for the unveiling were Phil Baldwin, David Belle Isle, Kirk and Knox Driskell, Gary George, John and Karen Hipes, Joe Kralovec, Arthur Letchas, Mike Lowry, John Monson, Jim Paine, Lynne Riley, Keith Sanders, and Bill Weeks.
The Rotary Club of Alpharetta is proud to be a sponsor of Alpharetta's Fire Safety House and to help educate childen about fire safety and fire prevention.
Garrett Hughes greets Sparky the fire dog with a hug during a fire prevention awareness event at the child development center (CDC) at Goodfellow Air Force Base, Texas, Oct. 11, 2011. Members from Goodfellow’s fire department visited the CDC as part of the 89th National Fire Prevention Week. The children got to play with Sparky, explore a fire truck and become familiar with firefighters during the visit. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Heather L. Rodgers)
The North Charleston and American LaFrance Fire Museum and Educational Center houses the largest collection of professionally restored American LaFrance fire apparatus in the country. The museum opened to the public in 2007 and currently houses 18 fire trucks and priceless, one of a kind firefighting artifacts. Complete with interactive exhibits featuring real smoke, hands on displays, a 40 person theater, children’s play area and fire truck simulator the North Charleston and American LaFrance Fire Museum proves to be a remarkable experience and an unforgettable destination for everyone.
Photo by Ryan Johnson
Members of the FDNY's Fire Safety Education Unit taught children and other visitors about how to keep their homes fire safe. © FDNY Photo Unit.
Sparky the fire dog plays with children during a fire prevention awareness event at the child development center (CDC) at Goodfellow Air Force Base, Texas, Oct. 11, 2011. Members from Goodfellow’s fire department visited the CDC as part of 89th National Fire Prevention Week. The children got to play with Sparky, explore a fire truck and become familiar with firefighters during the visit. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Heather L. Rodgers)
Glenn Haffner from the Goodfellow fire department, demonstrates how to feel for heat before opening doors during a visit to the school age program center at Goodfellow Air Force Base, Texas, Oct. 11, 2011. Members from Goodfellow’s fire department visited the center as part of the 89th National Fire Prevention Week. The children learned about fire safety using the fire safety house, visited with Sparky the fire dog, explored a fire truck and became familiar with firefighters during the visit. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Heather L. Rodgers)
The North Charleston and American LaFrance Fire Museum and Educational Center houses the largest collection of professionally restored American LaFrance fire apparatus in the country. The museum opened to the public in 2007 and currently houses 18 fire trucks and priceless, one of a kind firefighting artifacts. Complete with interactive exhibits featuring real smoke, hands on displays, a 40 person theater, children’s play area and fire truck simulator the North Charleston and American LaFrance Fire Museum proves to be a remarkable experience and an unforgettable destination for everyone.
Photo by Ryan Johnson