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Dialing 911 |
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A call for help is very serious and can determine the out
come of your emergency. Be ready for the call you hope
you never have to make with this simple guide.
Most of all Remain Calm |
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Bicycle Safety |
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Review the Laws and
the Rules of the Road in regards to cycling.
This guide will help
make every ride a safe, fun activity for the whole
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Fire Safety in the Kitchen |
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Unattended
cooking is one of the leading causes of
residential fire in the US.
Here are some
tips to help avoid fires as well as burn
injuries |
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The Silent Killer |
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Known as the "silent
killer," Carbon Monoxide Poisoning has been
in the news and has been the focus of
several in depth reports.
This guide covers how
it is produced and your best defense against
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
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Life Signs |
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If we can't
find you we can't help you. Therefore
The North Oakland
County Fire Authority has teamed up with
Life Signs, Inc. to sell reflective
emergency address signs to assist us in
finding your home as rapidly as possible
For more information
call (248) 634-4511 |
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Partners in Prevention
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listing of businesses that have become "Partners in
Prevention" by supporting our public education
program. |
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Using Fire Extinguishers |
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A fire extinguisher is an
important fire protection device to have around the
house.
Do you have the right type, do you
know the proper way to discharge it at a fire. This
guide covers it all.
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Smoke Detectors |
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Nearly 4,000 Americans die
every year in residential fires.
Most of these deaths are not
from heat or flames but from inhaling smoke and
toxic fumes. A smoke detector is the single best way
to protect your family in the event of a fire in
your home. This guide covers, types, purchasing,
placement, and care.
NOCFA
Smoke Detector Program |
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Sparky's Helper Forms |
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Sparky's Remember the
Steps to Get Out Game |
Sparky's Home Fire Escape Plan
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Sparky's Home Safety Check List
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Do you
have an event that you would like to have NOCFA's Public Education Team
attend?
NOCFA offers
a safety clown program, a home fire safety program, and we have several
interactive activities that we utilize to teach kids and adults of all
ages everything from stop, drop, and roll, to water safety.
Our public
education team can help with Boy Scout and Girl Scout badges too. To
schedule your event call Lt. Barb Weil at 248-459-8317. A minimum of 2
weeks notice is
appreciated.
To Find Out How You Can Schedule Fire
Education Activities For You Group or Organization Please Complete Our
Resident Assistant Form Located On The
Contact Information Page
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