Fire Prevention



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Our mission is to inform the public on emergencies that can happen anytime and anywhere. Over the past seven years we have had at least 100+ emergencies in our community and surrounding towns per year. Much of this call volume invovled a fire alarm, CO detector or some sort of alarm activation. With those alarms going off it can prevent life threatening events. In the following we will list some good fire prevention tips.


Smoke Detectors
   Smoke Detectors should be installed in every house. Roughly three out of five deaths in house fires happened in houses with no working smoke detectors. Smoke detectors can be purchased at any hardware store.  Batteries should be changed every 6 months. These should also be tested once a month to ensure there is no error with them.

Fire Extinguishers

    Fire extinguishers can play a big role inside or outside of your house. Whether you are grilling or have a candle that gets knocked over, there are different extinguishers for different types of fires such as....
  • Class A- Cloth, Wood, Rubber, Paper, and Plastics.
  • Class B- Gasoline, Grease and Oil.
  • Class C- Electrical fires.
  • Class D- Combustable metals.
  • Class K- Kitchen fires.
    Most household extinguishers are ABC


Fall Activities
   Summer has come and passed. With that said kids are now going back to school. It is getting darker sooner. Weather is getting colder. People are walking along the roads. Here are some saftey tips to help keep everyone safe
  • Wear reflective clothing when walking around dusk and carry a flashlight with you.
  • Check your heating system and clean chimneys, They should be inspected yearly
  • Unplug or turn off decorative lights overnight. Many light strands are older and do not have any form of saftey for them to automatically shut off.
  • Never leave a fire unattended. Burning leaves and debris can blow away and catch other items on fire. It's best to have a fire 25 feet away from any structure.
  • Dispose of leaves and clippings properly, grass clippings, branches and brush can be broken down into landscape materials.
  • Have fun and Stay safe
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Location Address

5646 Herman Hill Road
Hamburg, NY 14075

Mailing Address

PO Box 124
North Boston, NY 14110

Phone: 716-649-0974

Fax: 716-649-4365

EMERGENCY: 911

Non-Emergency:
716-648-5111 ext 0


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Chief:
Gene Wieckowski

1st Ass't Chief:
Thomas Ricotta

2nd Ass't Chief:
Daryl Kibler

Captain:
Jack Braun

Lieutenant:
Justin Smolinski

President:
Robert Pollinger



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Location Address

5646 Herman Hill Road
Hamburg, NY 14075

Mailing Address

PO Box 124
North Boston, NY 14110

Phone: 716-649-0974

Fax: 716-649-4365

EMERGENCY: 911

Non-Emergency:
716-648-5111 ext 0


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Chief:
Gene Wieckowski

1st Ass't Chief:
Thomas Ricotta

2nd Ass't Chief:
Daryl Kibler
Captain:
Jack Braun

Lieutenant:
Justin Smolinski

President:
Robert Pollinger





Location Address

5646 Herman Hill Road
Hamburg, NY 14075

Mailing Address

PO Box 124
North Boston, NY 14110

Phone: 716-649-0974

Fax: 716-649-4365

EMERGENCY: 911

Non-Emergency:
716-648-5111 ext 0


Facebook
Chief:
Gene Wieckowski

1st Ass't Chief:
Thomas Ricotta

2nd Ass't Chief:
Daryl Kibler

Captain:
Jack Braun

Lieutenant:
Justin Smolinski

President:
Robert Pollinger