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FIRE DEPARTMENT PUBLIC SAFETY ANNOUNCEMENTS

 

PSA  - NEW YEAR'S EVE DRINK RESPONSIBLE

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New Years Eve Drink Responsible
 

 

PSA  - BUCKLE UP SEAT BELTS - SAVES LIVES

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Seat Belt Safety - How To Save A Life...
 

 

PSA  - HOLIDAY FIRE SAFETY

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Holiday Fire Safety  - Let's have a safe Holiday Season by following quick easy steps...

 

 

PSA  - TEXTING AND DRIVING

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We know not to drink and drive.  What about Texting and Driving?

 

 

PSA  - dROWNINGS  ARE PREVENTABLE

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The city of Pembroke Pines Fire Rescue Department wants you to Stay safe and prepare your pools.

It only takes a second - Mistakes can be deadly

 

PSA  - FIRE RESCUE PRESENTS A NEAR DROWNING REENACTMENT

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The city of Pembroke Pines Fire Rescue Department wants you to Stay safe and prepare your pools.

Did you know that from 2005 to 2008 there were a total of 28 drownings of children age 5 and under in Broward County, an average of 7 deaths per year?  Play the video to learn a few tips on drowning  prevention
 

 

PSA  - SMOKE DETECTOR - CHANGE BATTERIES

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All smoke alarms should be tested at least once a month to make sure they operate properly. If a smoke alarm is battery operated, replace the batteries at least once a year to make sure the alarm will work when it is needed.

It’s a good practice to make replacement of batteries a seasonal routine, such as when resetting clocks in the fall or spring. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for testing smoke alarms and replacing the batteries.

 

PSA  - THE DANGER OF SMOKING IN BED           

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Fires started with smoking materials are the leading cause of fire-related deaths in the United States and also a leading cause of fire injuries among older people. Cigarette fires occur from being carelessly discarded in the trash, smoking in bed and being dropped in upholstered furniture.

 

PSA  - JULY 4TH FIREWORKS SAFETY           

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Fireworks are one of the biggest concerns for young children. Many of the type that you can buy yourself are just not safe for children. They can burn and damage children's hands, arms, or even faces. Be sure that you keep your children away from any fireworks. Carefully explain that the fireworks are not toys to be played with, and be sure to keep them out of reach and out of temptation.

 

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