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Bill Culbertson
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The Smyrna
Fire Department is committed to serving the citizens and the
visitors to the Town of Smyrna with the highest levels of
life and property protection. We will achieve this
through prevention, education, preparation, response, and
suppression.
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Staff Contacts |
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The Firefighter's Prayer
When I'm called to duty god
wherever flames may rage
give me strength to save a life
whatever be its age
Help me to embrace a little child
before it is too late
or save an older person from
the horror of that fate
Enable me to be alert
to hear the weakest shout
and quickly and efficiently
to put the fire out
I want to fill my calling and
to give the best in me
to guard my neighbor and
protect his property
And if according to your will
I have to lose my life
bless with your protecting hand
my children and my wife. |
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Remember:
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Public Safety |
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Fire
Department
Town of Smyrna,
Tennessee
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An ISO-Class
3 Department |
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 Smoke
Detectors Save Lives!
Replace your batteries two times a year the same day you
change your clocks for Spring and Fall.
In 2006, there were 1,642,500 fires reported
in the United States (up 3% from 2005). These fires
caused 3,245 civilian deaths, 16,400 civilian injuries,
89 firefighter deaths, and $11.3 billion in property
damage.
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524,000were structure
fires (up 3% from
2005), causing 2,705 civilian deaths, 14,350
civilian injuries, and $9.6 billion in property
damage.
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278,000 were vehicle fires (down 4% from
2005), causing 490 civilian fire deaths, 1,200
civilian fire injuries, and $1.3 billion in
property damage.
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801,000 were
outside and other fires (up 10% from
2004), causing 50 civilian fire deaths, 950
civilian fire injuries, and $0.2 billion in
property damage.
The 2006 U.S.
fire loss clock
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A fire department responded
to a fire every 19 seconds.
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One structure fire was
reported every 60 seconds.
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One home structure fire was
reported every 80 seconds
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One civilian fire injury was
reported every 32 minutes.
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One civilian fire death
occurred every 2 hours and 42 minutes.
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One outside fire was reported
every 38 seconds.
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One vehicle fire was reported
every 113 seconds.
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SFD Operations |
Safety First |
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Department Information |
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Inspect Your
Smoke Detectors |
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Apparatus |
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Information on Home Fires |
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History |
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Fire Extinguishers |
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Honor
Guard |
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Holiday
Safety |
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Employment Procedures |
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Barbeque Safety |
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How to... |
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Space Heating |
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Obtain a burn
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Outdoor Safety |
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Handle
Gasoline |
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Water Safety |
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Keep
Fire Hydrants Accessible |
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Spring Safety |
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Severe Weather
Safety
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Photo
Spotlight |
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Winter
Fire Safety |
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Congratulations on your new addition |
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Joint Haz-Mat Training |
Kid's Fun Area: |
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Vanderbilt Lifeflight Landing Zone and
Dispatch Training |
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Coloring with Sparky the fire dog |
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Kids Zone
SFD
Coloring Book |
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State Arson Hotline
1-800-762-3017
is a phone line dedicated to
receiving information about suspicious and incendiary fires.
It is answered 24 hours a day and you may remain anonymous
when providing information.
Smyrna Police Department Crime Tip
Line
615.355.5730
E-mail:
spdcid@multipro.com
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Town of Smyrna - Fire Department Headquarters
145 South Lowry Street
Smyrna, TN 37167
615.459.6644
Info. Line:615.459.9742
ext.7550
Hours of Operation
8:00a.m. - 4:30p.m.
Monday - Friday |
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