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FYI - Save The Date!
Incident Management Symposium
September 1-4, 2009
Fire Chief's columns from the Arizona Republic
Phoenix Fire Department Strategic Plan 2007 
Final Report on Southwest Supermarket Fire
On March 14, 2001 this 5-alarm Southwest Supermarket Fire took the life of a Phoenix Firefighter.
Bopsy, The Littlest Firefighter: The REAL Story!
You may have seen the story in "Chicken Soup for the Soul."
Smoke Detectors Save Lives!
Smoke Alarm Facts
Smoke Alarm Information
Home Safety Checklist
Move to the Right for Sirens and Lights!
Important Safety Information for Your Family - Home Safety for Kids! Phoenix Fire & Police, SRP & QuikTrip Partner to Warn People about Leaving Children & Pets in Hot Vehicles! Heat is much more dangerous to children than it is to adults. When left in a hot vehicle, a young child’s core body temperature can increase three to five times faster than that of an adult – causing permanent injury or death. The following PDFs are for you to share with family and friends: A Car is Not a Child's Toy: Preventing Heat Injury and Entrapment Preventing Heatstroke In Your Pet The Heat Is On: Phoenix Fire Department Advises Folks to Take Precautions! Phoenix Fire and Public Transit promote Personal Cool Events to help transit passengers stay cool and healthy in scorching summer months! This campaign provides information about the benefits of dressing for hot weather, using sunscreen and staying hydrated. Giveaways at the events will include free bottled water, lip balm, and other skin protection items. Event dates for July and August are:
Click here for Personal Cool Tips. "Your Hands - Their Heart" Compression-Only CPR Click here to learn more about continuous chest compression CPR on the A.D.H.S. Division of Public Health Services web site. If you witness someone collapse unexpectedly, follow these steps on this information card. For more CPR information, click here. Do You Know A Child Experimenting With Fire? Keep Our Children Safe Around Buses “Latchkey” Kids & Safety Safety tips to help parents keep their latchkey children safe.
Healthier Phoenix: Catch the Fire! We care about your health. Click HERE to join us in Catching the Fire of a Healthier Phoenix! |
