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News: Safety Tips
News: Safety Tips
WILDFIRE SMOKE
Spokane’s current air quality rating can change hourly as changes in the wind and fire activity impact the direction of the smoke. As wildfire smoke continues to move into the Spokane area, it can pose a health threat especially for children, older adults, and people with lung or heart disease. Here are some recommendations from […]
STAY COOL IN HOT WEATHER!
As the temperatures rise it is important that you take measures to stay cool, remain hydrated, and stay informed. You can become sick from the heat if your body can’t compensate and keep you cool. While those people over the age of 65 and under the age of 2 are more at risk for suffering […]
SUMMER GRILLING SAFETY
Spokane Valley Fire Department (SVFD) and metro area agencies enacted the Fire Danger Burn Restriction, Wednesday, July 24. With high temperatures in the forecast and smoke in the air, SVFD wants to keep the community safe from fire risk while still enjoying those enjoyable outdoor summer activities such as grilling. To keep your summer grilling […]
Safety Tip: Cook Up Safety this Holiday Season
The kitchen is the heart of the home. It’s where families gather to cook favorite recipes, share warm meals, and reconnect with each other, especially during the holidays. Unfortunately, it’s also where the number one reported home fire starts. Follow the “Recipe for Kitchen Safety” and help this year’s festivities create memories instead of danger.
Don’t Smoke? Smoking Fires Can Still Impact You
The statistics are grim. In 2018, every significant residential fire in the Spokane Valley Fire Department service area has been caused by the improper disposal of smoking materials. Don’t smoke? Fires caused by smoking materials can still impact you.
Safety Tip: Take Action to Prevent Older Adult Falls
Every second, someone over the age of 65 falls in the United States. Every second. In fact, 1 in 4 older Americans (age 65+) falls every year. In Washington State, the rate is 1 in 3. Falling is not a normal part of getting older. Learn how you can take action to reduce or eliminate common factors that contribute to falls for yourself or a family member.
Safety Tip: Preparing for Summer Wildfires
The wildfire season has arrived and NOW is the time to ensure you and your family are prepared.
Safety Tip: Wear Life Vests on the Water
SVFD’s Special Operations team has already responded to more than 20 water rescue calls this year.
Safety Tip: Smoking while using Medical Oxygen is a Deadly Mix
In the communities we serve, a dangerous trend is emerging — the use of at-home medical oxygen by people who smoke. Already in 2018, our crews have responded to two apartment fires in units where the resident smoked and used at-home medical oxygen. One resident sustained severe burns and both residents required hospitalization.
Safety Tip: Carbon Monoxide Alarms Save Lives
Carbon monoxide poisoning is believed to have killed two Coulee City, WA residents on February 12, 2018. A man and a woman were found dead inside their home in a trailer park, just after 7 pm. Investigators believe the two were killed by carbon monoxide poisoning from either a propane appliance or propane heater.
Recent Articles
IS YOUR HOME “WINTER” FIRE SAFE?October 13, 2021
REGIONAL FIRE MARSHALS LIFT BURN RESTRICTIONS FOR THE SPOKANE AREAOctober 7, 2021
SPOKANE VALLEY FIRE IS READY FOR FIRE PREVENTION WEEK OCTOBER 3 – 9, 2021October 7, 2021- LEARN THE SOUNDS OF FIRE SAFETYOctober 1, 2021
SPOKANE VALLEY FIRE RESPONDS TO TECHNICAL RESCUE 911 CALLSeptember 29, 2021
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