Saugatuck Township Fire District is committed to educating the public and fire personnel on the importance of fire sprinkler systems. #FireSprinklersSaveLives
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Local ordinance strictly prohibits burning without a permit.
For Burn Permits call (269) 857-3000 Burn Permits are only issued Monday through Friday from 9:00 am - 5:00 pm |
The Community Risk Reduction (CRR) ConceptAccording to the National Fire Academy (2003), an effective community risk reduction program is one that integrates emergency response, fire code enforcement, fire and life safety education, public information and risk related economic incentives". This process is intrinsic in identifying risks, reducing fire deaths, injuries and property losses within the community.
As part of the Districts risk assessment process the following risk areas have been identified as Areas of Concern. Intervention Strategies have been developed.
Working Smoke AlarmsThe single most important step the fire service can take to save the lives of those who live in and near our community is to educate them on the importance of having and maintaining working smoke alarms.
Smoke alarm installation kits are carried in the Duty Officer and Chief’s vehicles, and first responding engine/medical apparatus. All Fire Officers are required to supply and install smoke alarms, where needed in the home, when responding to an incident or as part of fire safety education and survey. |
Thanks to Holland Fire Department for this great video demonstrating the importance of shoveling out your fire hydrants in the winter.
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