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Weekly Call Stats

2013 Year To Date Total
Fire: 32
EMS: 88
Total: 120

 
February 1-7
Fire: 5
EMS: 12
Total: 17
 
January 25-31
Fire: 4
EMS: 12
Total: 16
 

January 18-24
Fire: 6
EMS: 19
Total: 25

 

January 11-17
Fire: 11
EMS: 15
Total: 26

Safety Check

SMOKE DETECTORS
Check smoke detectors once a month and change the batteries at least once a year.

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Upcoming Events

Bingo

Every Wednesday at 7:00pm.
Doors open at 5:30
EMS Day & Open House 2012 PDF Print E-mail
Written by John Grove   
Wednesday, 09 May 2012 23:53

The Shepherdstown Fire Department is hosting an Open House in celebration of National Emergency Medical Services on Sunday, May 20, 2012 from 1PM to 5PM. There will be plenty of activities for all!

The adults of the community can enjoy: fingerprint kits for their children, vital signs taken; including blood pressure, heart rate, blood sugar and information on heart attacks, stroke and high blood pressure.

The children can enjoy: meeting
the character Spongebob and Sparky the Fire Dog, balloons, safety information and activity books.

There will also be activities for everyone to enjoy: tours of the fire trucks and ambulances, free hot dogs and soda, information about how you can help your community by volunteering with the Shepherdstown Fire Department, and if the children are between the ages of 16 – 18 they can find out about our junior firefighter program!

Come out and enjoy all the fun and learn how to help your community, we would love to have you!

 
Update: We have Smoke Alarms PDF Print E-mail
Written by Marshall DeMeritt   
Thursday, 26 January 2012 16:27
A Short update to the article below about Smoke Alarms being made available by us to the residence of our community. Yesterday, the volunteers of Shepherdstown Fire Department had the privilege to give out - at NO COST - 26 smoke alarms to residence of our community. These volunteers even took the time to install a few for people! 

If you, or someone you know is in need of the life saving tool, please reach out to us. You can send an email via this webpage, call the firehouse at 304-876-2311, or stop on by. We look forward to outfitting every home in Jefferson County with a working smoke alarm! 

 
Smoke Alarms Safe Lives, and We Have Them PDF Print E-mail
Written by Marshall DeMeritt   
Wednesday, 25 January 2012 15:46

The members of the Shepherdstown Fire Department have you, your family, and your property on our minds. Few members of the community realize how easily — and how quickly — fire can harm your loved ones. Before you even begin to speak about the harm fire can do, you must take a glance at the deadly effects of smoke alone. Fortunately, there is a simple, affordable way to help prevent a tragedy from smoke or fire: the smoke alarm.

By providing an early warning in the event of fire or smoke conditions, smoke alarms will aid in giving you and your family sufficient time to reach safety. Experts document that residents of a home with detectors may cut their risk of death in a home fire in half simply by having a smoke alarm installed. Smoke alarms are available at nearly all hardware, department and discount stores, often for under $20. So don’t delay – get out there and buy one.

The peace of mind you’ll have from knowing that you and your family is safe and secure is worth the investment. However, as I previously stated, the Shepherdstown Fire Department has you and your loved ones on our mind. We have successfully obtained, on your behalf, smoke alarms we are giving away to our community at NO COST TO YOU. 

If you are a member of our community and need a smoke alarm, please call our station – 304-876-2311. We will gladly give you a smoke alarm and, if it's necessary, install it for you as well.

If you currently have smoke alarms in your home, but have not checked or replaced the batteries, please do so. In an effort to assist you, SFD has obtained funds to provide 9V Batteries for the entire purpose of making sure you have a new power source for your existing alarms.

We would like to thank a couple local business in our community for aiding in our effort to outfit the citizens of Jefferson County with smoke alarms:

The Home Depot of Charles Town/Ranson has donated Smoke Alarms for the cause.

Fargo Insurance Group, Inc has donated funds to provide batteries to power the alarms.


Last Updated on Thursday, 26 January 2012 16:32
 
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