October is Fire Prevention Month
The Roosevelt Fire Department will conduct Fire Prevention classes, educating school children on fire safety at its headquarters on West Centennial Avenue
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SMOKE AND CARBON MONOXIDE (CO) ALARMS
Check to make sure you have working smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors.
Your landlord is required to have smoke detectors in your apartment
YOU, are required to have working batteries in the smoke detectors if they need them
Your landlord is required to have smoke detectors in your apartment
YOU, are required to have working batteries in the smoke detectors if they need them
CLOSE THE DOORS
- In the event of a fire, when leaving your apartment or house always close the door behind you
- to stop or slow the spread of the fire
- When sleeping at night close the doors to the bedrooms
REPORTING A FIRE
Teach children at the earliest age how to report a fire -
Dial 911.
Be prepared to give the operator your name, the address of the fire and make sure you include the town,
what is on fire and your telephone number.
Dial 911.
Be prepared to give the operator your name, the address of the fire and make sure you include the town,
what is on fire and your telephone number.
