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State of the District

State of the District Tuesday February 13, 2024 9:30am-10:30am Station 31 Bay Area Join us virtually! Zoom Link  https://zoom.us/j/99700363342?pwd=UGNqYXB2djFnMCtxeXVhSlA2NE1IUT09 Meeting ID: 997 0036 3342 Passcode: 658992

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Motivational Monday: Always Learning, Always Growing 📚🚒At South Kitsap Fire & Rescue, we believe that learning never stops—whether it's training for our firefighters or gaining new skills in our community. Every day is an opportunity to grow, adapt, and improve. 🌱This week, let’s embrace the mindset of continual learning. Whether you’re picking up a new skill, teaching someone else, or learning from experience, remember that each lesson brings us closer to a stronger, safer South Kitsap. Together, we can inspire each other to always grow and keep pushing forward. 💡Let’s keep learning, improving, and serving, hand in hand with our incredible community. 💪#MotivationalMonday #AlwaysLearning #SKFR #CommunityGrowth #NeverStopGrowing ... See MoreSee Less
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2024 Fire Prevention Week Theme- "Smoke Alarms Make Them Work for You"Working smoke alarms give you extra time to escape your home in a fire. According to the US Fire Administration in 2022 for reporting fire departments, the national average was 6.1 deaths and 19.8 injuries per 1,000 fires for fire casualties. In Washington State the statistic were 7.9 deaths and 17.1 injuries per 1000 fires.If your smoke alarm is more than 10 years old, it should be replaced. Test your smoke alarm every month. If you have parents or grandparents close by, check their smoke alarms as well. Numerous older adults need extra time to escape their home due to mobility issues. Fires can double in size every 30 seconds to one minute and they grow exponentially.Add more smoke alarms to give you early warning. Drop off your old smoke alarms at Fire station 8 at 1974 Fircrest Dr SE. Port Orchard The oldest smoke alarm I found was 49 years old. #fansofolalla #skfrcares #PortOrchardWA #southkitsap ... See MoreSee Less
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