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Fire Detection

Protect Yourself . . .  Stop Fires Before They Start

Smoke Detectors Can Save Your Life

To be safe from fire in your home, everyone, and especially seniors, should have a smoke detector on every level of the house. And, remember, smoke detectors only work if their batteries are good. Be sure to change the batteries in your smoke detectors when you change your clocks twice a year.

Simple planning can help you and your loved ones stay safe from home fires.

  • Install and maintain smoke detectors. Check detectors every month and change batteries twice a year.

Do you know what to do if you hear a smoke detector?

  • Proceed to the nearest exit and leave the building in a calm manner.
  • Public places such as schools and hotels have clearly marked exits and exit routes. Take a few minutes to look at the posted fire exit information. If you do not understand what the signs say, ask an adult to explain them to you.
  • When you are at home it is important to know two exits out of every room.
  • Practice exit drills with your family and follow your plan

Protect Yourself . . .  Stop Fires Before They Start

Smoke Detectors Can Save Your Life

To be safe from fire in your home, everyone, and especially seniors, should have a smoke detector on every level of the house. And, remember, smoke detectors only work if their batteries are good. Be sure to change the batteries in your smoke detectors when you change your clocks twice a year.

Simple planning can help you and your loved ones stay safe from home fires.

  • Install and maintain smoke detectors. Check detectors every month and change batteries twice a year.

Do you know what to do if you hear a smoke detector?

  • Proceed to the nearest exit and leave the building in a calm manner.
  • Public places such as schools and hotels have clearly marked exits and exit routes. Take a few minutes to look at the posted fire exit information. If you do not understand what the signs say, ask an adult to explain them to you.
  • When you are at home it is important to know two exits out of every room.
  • Practice exit drills with your family and follow your plan

Hi there, I would just like to give a big shout out to my local Hall 8 in cloverdale. I have a little boy who is 6 years old. From the time he was 7 months old we have had the men and woman of Hall 8 attend our home, many times. Our son has a condition where he is need to emergency medical aid far too often, several times a year, sometimes a few times a month.....but the Fire department at Hall 8 always arrive within minutes, and they have been just amazing to our baby throug...hout the years.
One time a couple years ago I was working downstairs in my studio, and my babysitter turned on our oven and accidently lit a pizza box that was in our oven on fire, YIKES! The fire department was dispatched due to our hard wired alarm system and Hall 8 attended.WHen they got here we had taken the box outside but our house was so smokey, and we could not get the alarm off. It was so embarrassing. The chief at that time got on the phone with the alarm company and managed to get them to shut it down and in the mean time he had his crew set up this fan system and clear the house, not once making us feel as stupid as we felt. This MORNING we made a call to get ambulance assistance to the hospital for the little guy and of course Hall 8 arrived and started their assessment. Very kind and professional, always smiling and kind. Once the paramedics arrived and took over, what I didn't know is that the fire department was checking my smoke alarms! As my little one was being loaded into the ambulance there was 2 fire fighters on a ladder installing a brand new smoke alarm in our hall that had been found expired. I was so impressed. I just wanted to say thank you, and let you know as a single mom of 3 boys, knowing we are so close to the very hard working men and woman of Hall 8, its a great comfort and relief to know they are here for me and my boys. Lisa
HomeSafe Smoke Alarms,

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Surrey Fire Fighters' Association Local 1271
18922 88th Ave. Surrey, BC V4N 5T2
Tel: 604-574-5785 Fax: 604-574-2338
Office Hours: Tue - Thurs: 8am to 3pm

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