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From the Bonita Springs Fire Control & Rescue District Fire Board March 2008 Board Meeting Minutes
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BRUSH FIRE SEASON 2008, are you prepared?
Most Floridians are accustomed to preparing for hurricane season, but don't realize that brush fire season lasts just as long and can be just as deadly. From December to June, during brush fire season, wildfires are easily ignited because of the dry weather conditions. MORE INFO.... |
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COMMUNITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM Looking for community volunteers to participate in a Disaster Preparedness Program, Thursday, April 17, 2008... MORE INFO...
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BONITA SPRINGS FIRE CONTROL AND RESCUE DISTRICT can help! For more Information, contact Nicole Giuliano at 239-949-6228
Car Seat Inspection FLYER
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BONITA FIRE-RESCUE EXPANDS ‘SHARPS’ DISPOSAL PROGRAM Bonita Springs Fire-Rescue has expanded its "sharps" disposal program to include three fire stations. "Sharps" include used syringes with attached needles and disposable lancets. - Fire Station Two at 28055 Mango Drive - Fire Station Three at 25001 S Tamiami Trail - Fire Station Four at 27701 Bonita Grande Drive MORE INFO...
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 CODES & STANDARDS COMMITTEE - Lee County Fire Marshals Association UPDATES.....
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 TAKE APPROPRIATE ACTIONS WHEN LIGHTS AND SIRENS APPROACH.... It's no secret that traffic is just about as bad as it gets right now in Bonita Springs. What should you do if you're sitting in bumper-to-bumper traffic and you hear the desperate scream of a siren coming up behind you? The actions you take could determine the difference in the critical minutes needed to save a life. Fire Chief Phil Kinsey, Jr. offers the following tips for drivers who find themselves in the path of emergency vehicles: MORE DRIVING TIPS...
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 Heading north for the summer? Don't forget to prepare your southern home By Gerald Campbell
Many of our neighbors are part-time residents, and who can blame them? They escape the cold winter and the heat of summer. They also escape most of hurricane season, but not hurricane hazards to their property.
Planning and preparation are critical to protecting your property, as well as your neighbors. The high winds of a hurricane create damaging missiles out of any loose items, and these "missiles" do not respect property lines. MORE INFO...
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Bonita Springs Fire-Rescue held their first Youth Day for students in the community on Saturday, April 12. Participating students were taught the everyday activities of life as a firefighter, how to become a firefighter, and what is expected of them. They were also taught the physical and educational requirements of a firefighter. The program is intended for students between the ages of 13-18. Firefighters educated the group on the background of the fire department in Bonita Springs. In addition, individual firefighters spoke to the students about their own experiences with the fire service and what they’ve done to achieve their careers. Students worked together as a group and individually as they assisted the firefighters with their morning chores and daily activities. Students were able to watch and participate in training activities that were scheduled as firefighters narrated the events. Students then participated in an obstacle course that instructed them on what is required to be hired as a firefighter. At the conclusion of the day students received a certificate of completion and a certificate for volunteer hours to submit for graduation. more info...
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