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This workshop will be scheduled for a later date.
The Fullerton Fire Department is proposing to implement a new fee schedule to cover the costs of conducting State Mandated multi-family residential unit inspections. You are invitated to attend a workshop that will provide information and answer questions regarding the proposed new fee. This new fee will affect businesses. This workshop is for owners, property managers, and investors and is NOT intended for tenants or residents.
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If you have started planning your activities for the Fourth of July holiday, Fullerton's firefighters have a reminder: The sale, use or possession of fireworks is prohibited in Fullerton.
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The “Watch the Water” classes are offered free to the public. The classes offer information on drowning prevention, as well as advice on measures parents can take to make the areas around their swimming pools safer for children.
If you would like to host a class or if you are looking for a class in your area, please call the Fire Prevention Division of the Fullerton Fire Department at (714) 738-6500.
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Safety Awareness Day Saturday, May 15, 2010 from 10am to 2pm at the Janet Evans Swim Complex at Independence Park, 801 W. Valencia Dr., Fullerton. Free Event.
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The sale, use or possession of fireworks, even the so-called “safe and sane” variety, is prohibited in the City of Fullerton.
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The Spark of Love Toy Warehouse is still in desperate need of toys. This has been Orange County’s slowest donation year since the program began, yet the need is greater than ever. Please donate toys and/or sporting goods for boys and girls of all ages. Let them know the Spark of Love is strong!
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Busy shoppers, brightly decorated homes and family get-togethers are all signs that point to the fact the holiday season is upon us. But it’s the other “signs” of the holiday season that concern firefighters: homes burned and families devastated by fire caused by some of the very features which make this time so special.
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The holidays are on the way, and so is the Holiday Toy ExpressTM! The colorful, action-packed Metrolink Holiday Toy ExpressTM is a moving experience for the whole family. This child and crowd-pleasing show features a Metrolink train festively lit with over 50,000 colorful lights, Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus, plus a live singing and dancing cast performing an energetic show that will get you in the holiday spirit. And best of all, the show is FREE, with holiday fun for everyone!
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Fullerton’s firefighters are lighting a spark for needy children. The firefighters are participating in the annual “Spark of Love” Toy Drive for disadvantaged children. The drive runs through Dec. 24, and donations will be accepted up to 5 p.m. that day.
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Firefighter recruitment is now closed. This information is for those who have already submitted their application.
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Application Packets will be available online at this website FROM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2009 AT 7:00 AM TO THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2009 AT NOON.
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Saturday, October 10th 2009
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Saturday, October 10th 2009
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Bring your friends and family to this community-wide event. Learn the latest in water safety including rescue techniques and CPR. Enjoy a free lunch on us and educational activities for children of all ages!
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In the time it takes you to make a phone call or answer the doorbell, a child can drown – often in a bathtub, and often in as little as one inch of water.
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“AlertOC” has the capacity to send notifications of emergency conditions to registered participants within minutes via phone, cell phone, email and text. The primary use of the system is to disseminate messages pertaining to the health or safety of a community, and can include such situations as major fires, flooding, missing persons and road closures.
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"The holidays can be one of the loveliest times of the year," said Fullerton Fire Chief Wolfgang Knabe."Yet, too often they can turn to tragedy when someone forgets to take a few extra minutes for safety's sake."
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’s firefighters are lighting a spark for needy children.
The firefighters are participating in the annual “Spark of Love” Toy Drive for disadvantaged children.
The drive runs through Dec. 24, and donations will be accepted up to 5 p.m. that day.
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In an effort to ensure all citizens have a happy and safe turkey day, Fullerton’s firefighters offer the following kitchen safety tips
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There will be “Cause for Alarm” in the Gilbert Park neighborhood in west Fullerton Saturday, July 19, but residents need not worry.
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All aboard for fun!
Featuring vintage rail cars, exhibits, model train layouts, and railway memorabilia. Free Admission!
More Information: http://www.scrmf.org/rrdays/ or 278-0648.
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A new session of the Fullerton Fire Department’s “Community Response Volunteer/Community Emergency Response Team” (CRV/CERT) program is set to get under way in March.
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Busy shoppers, brightly decorated homes and family get-togethers are all signs that point to the fact the holiday season is upon us.
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The firefighters are participating in the annual “Spark of Love” Toy Drive for disadvantaged children.
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Fullerton Fire Department Open House & Pancake Breakfast
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Fullerton’s firefighters are dusting off their fire engines and polishing up their helmets in preparation for welcoming the community to Fullerton Fire Headquarters Saturday, Oct. 14, for an open house.
The open house will coincide with the start of National Fire Prevention Week.
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The Fullerton Fire Department is preparing to offer a fall session of its new “Community Response Volunteer/Community Emergency Response Team” (CRV/CERT) program, which is designed to enlist citizens in the city’s overall disaster preparedness and recovery efforts.
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The men and women of Naval Aviation will be the focus of a special salute Monday, May 29, at the 68th Annual Fullerton Memorial Day Observance.
The program, which will begin at 10 a.m., will be held at Loma Vista Memorial Park. Free to the public, the program is sponsored by the nonprofit American Veterans Memorial Association and the City of Fullerton.
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