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Change your Smoke Detector
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Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) classes are available to residents, groups, teachers and healthcare workers. As a community training center for the American Heart Association, our 20+ instructors are available to meet your needs. Registration and fee payment for CPR classes must be made in advance and in person at our Fire Department administrative offices' reception desk located at Fire Station #69, 9500 Pines Boulevard, Building B, Pembroke Pines, from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Please note that Adobe Acrobat is required to view the "fee" schedule. Click here to download free Acrobat Reader.
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Fire Prevention Week
Fire Prevention Week is held every year during the month of October. The seven-day campaign is filled with lots of exciting programs aimed at educating the public on fire safety. Activities sponsored center around a different theme each time. There is always something for everyone: poster contest, fire safety presentations, fire station tours,
For more information, call: (954) 435-6531
Change
your Smoke Detector Batteries
The
Pembroke Pines Fire Department recommends that residential smoke detectors be
changed twice a year. A good way to remember is when daylight savings time
begins in April and ends in October.
Offered free, this pint-sized village where kids learn preschool/early childhood safety education through hands-on participation, is sponsored in conjunction with the Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital at Memorial. Arranged field trips are conducted every Thursday. Lasting two hours, children wearing safety helmets and riding on tricycles rotate through five "safety stations" where they learn safety awareness and accident prevention skills. For more information, call954-276-5991 |
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