S.F.D. News
Wild Fires
As warm weather returns this weekend, the risk of brush fires increases.
Rain that has fallen over the course of the week, has been replaced with the warm 80+ degree weather for the weekend, creating a elevated risk of brush fires. Residents are urged to be alert to fires or any type of burning outdoors, not only this weekend but well into the Fall season. Just last week careless burning caused a 40 acre wildfire in Exeter Township, which burned for two days before being extinguished. A 400 acre wildfire was also occurred in the Bear Creek area last Saturday, which burned well into the beginning of the week.
Remember, if you see a brush fire DIAL 911.
Mock Fire Drill | Monday April 27, 2009
The Shavertown Fire Department would like to thank all participating departments who were involved with the fire drill on Monday April 27, 2009. departments included: Shavertown, Dallas, Trucksville, Kingston Township EMS.
July 29, 2008 | On Monday July 28th, 2008 ten members of the Shavertown Fire Department attended a class titled "Courage to Be Safe So Everyone Goes Home". All members that attended this class have a greater respect regarding personal and crew safety.The Shavertown Vol. Fire Department is a proud supporter of "Everone Goes Home".
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October 5, 2008 | Governor Edward G. Rendell announced, October 5 to the 11, Fire Prevention Week. Don't forget to practice your fire drills, and review your designated "meeting place" in the event of a fire. Even though this week is Fire Prevention Week, fire safety should be practiced year round. Click below to view the fire safety page.
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