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Protecting Our Community Through Prevention & Education

At Alliance Fire & Rescue Services, we believe fire safety starts with prevention. Through proactive education, community programs, and life-saving resources, we help keep families, businesses, and schools safe. Explore our fire prevention initiatives below and learn how you can protect what matters most.

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Smoke Detector Program

Working smoke detectors are a critical part of fire safety, providing early warning in the event of a fire. Alliance Fire & Rescue Services offers a Smoke Detector Program to help ensure every home has functioning alarms.

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If you need a smoke detector or assistance, contact us for more information.

School & Preschool Fire Safety Visits

Fire safety education is an essential part of protecting lives. Alliance Fire & Rescue Services visits local schools and preschools to teach children about fire prevention, emergency preparedness, and how to respond in case of a fire.

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Topics covered during visits:

  • Understanding fire alarms and what to do when they go off

  • The importance of a home fire escape plan

  • When and how to call 9-1-1

If you would like to schedule a fire safety visit for your school or daycare, contact us for more details.

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Fire Prevention Tips

Fire prevention starts with awareness and preparation. Follow these safety tips to help protect your home and family:

  • Install and Maintain Smoke Alarms: Test alarms monthly and replace them every 10 years.

  • Plan and Practice a Home Fire Escape Plan: Identify two exits from every room and establish a meeting place outside.

  • Kitchen Fire Safety: Never leave cooking unattended and keep flammable items away from heat sources.

  • Heating and Electrical Safety: Keep space heaters at least three feet away from anything flammable and avoid overloading electrical outlets.

  • Electric Vehicle Safety: Always use manufacturer-approved charging equipment and never use extension cords or power strips to charge an electric vehicle.

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For more fire safety information or questions about fire prevention, contact Alliance Fire & Rescue Services.

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