Each year, fire claims the lives of 3,500 Americans, injures 20,000, and causes billions of dollars worth of damage. The misuse of heating devices-wood stoves, portable space heaters and kerosene heaters are especially common risks in areas that experience cold weather.
We've compiled some very important winter safety tips for you here:
» Winter Storm Safety Tips
» Heating Safety Tips
» Winter Holiday Safety Tips
We've compiled some very important winter safety tips for you here:
» Winter Storm Safety Tips
» Heating Safety Tips
» Winter Holiday Safety Tips
| ADDITIONAL SAFETY TIPS To Protect You And Your Family | |
 Residential Sprinkler SystemsAll homes should be equipped with smoke alarms and automatic fire sprinklers, and families should prepare and practice emergency escape plans. » Read Position Statement from FEMA here |
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Together, building a safer community through prevention, preparedness and response. Fire Chief Lori A. Miller |
Current Wildfire Danger
MODERATEMay 14, 2012:
If the above information is more then 3 days old, call the following numbers for current information:
RWBFD Main Station: 970.453.2474.
Summit County Dispatch: 970.668.8600
The Fire District does not allow controlled burning when conditions are High, Very High, or Extreme.
If the above information is more then 3 days old, call the following numbers for current information:
RWBFD Main Station: 970.453.2474.
Summit County Dispatch: 970.668.8600
The Fire District does not allow controlled burning when conditions are High, Very High, or Extreme.
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