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Scottsville Fire Department

2 weeks ago

Scottsville Fire Department
With the pending snowstorm, we will have a staffed firehouse for the overnight. When preparing for the storm, please check your smoke and CO detectors, be sure any outside furnace and dryer vents are clear of snow/debris. Also, be sure to safely use the fireplace and space heaters if you should need to do so. Do not hesitate to call 911 for any emergency! We are here to assist you.Also please remember to keep the hydrants near your home cleared out. Those extra minutes could save lives. ... See MoreSee Less
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Scottsville Fire Department

3 weeks ago

Scottsville Fire Department
Engine 4617 responded and assisted with fire suppression and overhaul. ... See MoreSee Less
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Scottsville Fire Department

3 weeks ago

Scottsville Fire Department
With the recent snow we have had, it is a good time to remind everyone to adopt a hydrant near their house and make sure it is clear. Removing the snow around a hydrant could save crucial seconds should there be an incident requiring the use of that hydrant!Thank you! ... See MoreSee Less

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Scottsville Fire Department

1 month ago

Scottsville Fire Department
Available now!RESIDENTIAL ATTIC FIRES:STRATEGY AND TACTICSBattling a fire seated in an attic space demands a clear strategy with tactical decisions that dovetail.However, many times the strategy and the tactics are disjointed.The first arriving officer’s actions and initial decisions often dramatically affect the outcome with less than desired or even catastrophic results. This Task Force 1, Inc.program will a comprehensive understanding of the complexities of a fire in an attic space within a residential structure.Review case studies, research and sound best practice, students will be positioned to deal with the challenges of a fire in an attic space. With an emphasis on communicating a strong and clear strategic decision, tactical actions must be well coordinated.There is no room for error or free lancing. Make sure you know what your options are before your next attic fire!This program can be presented in various formats. Task Force 1, Inc. will offerthis program this at 3 locations in 2021.PM us to be considered. #atticfire #vent #truckwork#firetraining #hoselinemanagement #taskforce1inc #firefighters ... See MoreSee Less

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Scottsville Fire Department

1 month ago

Scottsville Fire Department
Scottsville responded with Caledonia on a MVA with injuries. Minor injuries cleaned up a fluid spill and debris. Units on scene 4c16, 4617, 114, 4713... 4613 4616 and 111 closed the road. ... See MoreSee Less

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