By: Calais Darrell October 29 th 2010  Fire alarms can tell you if a fire is happening.  A fire alarm beeps.  Change fire alarm every ten years. 

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By: Calais Darrell October 29 th 2010

 Fire alarms can tell you if a fire is happening.  A fire alarm beeps.  Change fire alarm every ten years.  Change the alarm’s battery once a month.  Test your smoke alarm once a month.  Photo electric fire alarms are best.

 Lieutenant Tucker  Lieutenant Smith  Officer Wheatley  Sergeant Zuill  Fire Fighter Butterfield  Fire Fighter McGowan Sergeant Fox Officer Botelho

 Special-K  Water  Sand  Fire Extinguisher  Salt  Soil  Baking Soda  Blankets, rugs, towels  Urine

 The H V P is also called the High Volume Pumper.  It carries the equipment.  It has one mile of six inch hoses.  It can give us 2100 gallons of water.

 Shoots out 1000 gallons per minute.  It goes up 105 feet.  Remote control cage.  The wheels have to be off the ground to be able to move.

 If the stove is on without anyone watching it, turn it off.  Move the heater away from curtains, sheets or blankets because they may catch on fire.  Don’t leave lit candles unattended.  Don’t play with matches.  Don’t use hairsprays or flammable objects around open flames.

 Put a fire alarm in your house  Have an escape plan if your house catches on fire.  Make sure to keep young children away from anything that is or can become flammable.  Practice your fire escape plan.  If your clothes catch on fire stop drop and roll.  If your house is on fire stay low.  If you hear the smoke alarm go off in your room put the back of your hand on the door to feel if it is hot.

Created by Calais Darrell Pictures by Calais Darrell & Xavier O’ Connor Sponsored by the Calaco Company Stay Fire Safe