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It's Fire Prevention Month (FPM) 2024, and we couldn’t be more thrilled to kick off this important event for our local students! Over the next four weeks, we'll be visiting schools across our district to share important fire and life safety lessons.
Today marked the first day of our FPM visits, and we had the pleasure of visiting the wonderful kids at HealthPark Child Development Center! The energy was electric as we engaged with the students about staying safe in case of fire emergencies.
A special highlight of today’s event was Lieutenant Garcia, who is preparing for retirement after an incredible 40 years of dedicated service. Thank you, Lt. Garcia for your years of service and for inspiring the next generation! We shared this with the group who gave him a round of applause and their best wishes!
Stay tuned for more posts as we continue our mission to educate and empower our youth in fire safety! ... See MoreSee Less
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Love to see kids involved.
Last week, we took part in a collaborative training on equipment familiarization with Lee County Public Safety. Their crews taught us about the pumps, vents, and ultrasound devices they now carry on the ambulances. We thank them for the time they spent educating us on these things! ... See MoreSee Less
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Lamura, 😉
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Welcome home, Florida Task Force 6!
Before Hurricane Helene passed, this team was deployed to assist those in the storm's path. Over five days, they worked tirelessly along the west coast of Florida, performing searches, rescues, evacuations, and providing vital aid.
Thank you for your selfless dedication and commitment to serving others!
IMFD USAR members left to right (picture one):
Engineer Streete
Firefighter Schmidt
Battalion Chief Martin
Firefighter Scripcariu
Firefighter Banko
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Thank you for your service!! ❤️
You guys are awesome! THANK YOU!
Thank you!
Thanks everyone!
SCPFD and area fire districts are asking you to be on the lookout for possible drowning dangers in your neighborhood! If your pool safety barriers, fences, or pool cages were damaged during Hurricane Helene this can create a serious drowning hazard for children.
Your children should be supervised at all times while playing outside until these barriers are repaired. Stay safe! ... See MoreSee Less
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