Why you have less time to escape a house fire today than 30 years ago
By Deputy Chief Philip HayesPublished On: January 19, 2016Categories: Safety FactsTags: FeaturedViews: 1076Research shows that 30 years ago, you had about 17 minutes to escape a house fire. Today, you have only 3 or 4 minutes. TODAY national investigative correspondent Jeff Rossen conducts a dramatic demonstration that shows why, and how you should prepare. http://www.today.com/video/why-you-have-less-time-to-escape-a-house-fire-today-than-30-years-ago-601680451516
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By Deputy Chief Philip HayesPublished On: January 19, 2016Categories: Creative, News, Web DesignTags: cameraViews: 463Nam lacinia arcu tortor, nec luctus nibh dignissim eu nulla sit amet maximus.
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By Deputy Chief Philip HayesPublished On: January 19, 2016Categories: Creative, Featured, TrendingTags: buildingViews: 435Nam lacinia arcu tortor, nec luctus nibh dignissim eu nulla sit amet maximus.
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Have A Very Safe and Happy Holiday Season
By Deputy Chief Philip HayesPublished On: December 24, 2015Categories: Department News, Media Releases, Safety FactsTags: FeaturedViews: 1408Here are some facts about home holiday fires One of every three home Christmas tree fires are caused by electrical problems. When Christmas trees catch fire, they are more likely to result in a serious fire. On average, one of every 40 reported home structure Christmas tree fires results in a death compared to an [...]
Quick Action of Passerby Helps To Prevent A Large Scale Fire in Abandoned Building
By Deputy Chief Philip HayesPublished On: December 22, 2015Categories: Media ReleasesTags: structure fireViews: 848Three engines, a truck company, a rescue company, an Incident Commander and a Rapid Intervention Team were dispatched to the area of Manhattan Street and Pacific Street for a fire in a building this evening. According to a 911 caller, who was a pedestrian on Dock Street, there was a small fire in the second [...]
