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We’re proud to be at @HertsPRIDE today, alongside @HFRSyouth and @HertsFireVol Come say hello, learn more about keeping safe, meet our team, or take some pictures on the truck!
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🔥 We’re supporting @HertsPRIDE at this year’s celebrations on 30 August, with King’s Trust, cadet volunteers and staff.
👩🎤 Dummy Drag activity
💦 Hose running
🧯Home fire safety stand
🚒 Museum fire truck
🚒 The life truck
👩🚒 A crew and truck
🚰 Igloo refill station
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The #Hemel Kings Trust Team are busy raising funds for their community project. If you’re in the area, stop by the front Hemel Hempstead and treat yourself to some delicious homemade cakes!
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We are supporting Be Water Aware Week, raising awareness of the risk of accidental drowning and providing safety advice to reduce these preventable deaths in the UK.
To find out more visit orlo.uk/B1biX
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• Respect the water, its stronger than you think
• Cold water can kill
• Stay safe near open water
• Know what to do in an emergency
• Float to live
• Alcohol and water don’t mix
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Never enter water to rescue your dog. Who will rescue you? Fire services have attended numerous incidents where people have attempted to rescue dogs from water and found themselves in trouble. For advice and to find out more visit orlo.uk/VudHn
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Paths and riverbanks can be unstable after dry or wet weather. Be careful not to lose your footing on your waterside stroll or run.
Stick to proper pathways and keep clear of the edge. If in doubt take a different route.
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The @HFRSyouth team, along with 3 of our Fire Cadets and the duty crew, had a great time filming at Watford today, supporting @StayWiseUK with an exciting project that will help educate CYP on fire safety. Very proud of our cadets for stepping up to the challenge!
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Cheshunt Cadets undertook some hazmat training to deal with hazardous materials and substances, involving setting up a decontamination area, recording and researching documentation to identify the hazardous material involved, and how to deal with it @HFRS @UKFireCadets ☢️⛔️
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29 young people have completed the 12 week King’s Trust Team Programme. Fire Service Team Leaders provided support and guidance, helping this cohort to develop new skills and work experience, which will benefit them in their future careers. Learn more hertfordshire.gov.uk/service…
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This evening, Stevenage Cadets kick off our participation in the🚨Fire Cadets 999 Challenge - The Big Walk to fundraise for @firefighters999
You can donate at - shorturl.at/3KSle (Hertfordshire Cadets) @HertsFRSControl @UKFireCadets #stevenage
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Following recent calls regarding fires in the St Albans area, crews and community protection volunteers have been out offering reassurance to the local community and will be conducting anti arson patrols.
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Cadets today taking part in a mass evacuation training drill. Some great acting skills and a fantastic opportunityto see multi agency working first hand. 🚒🚑🚓@UKFireCadets
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What a fantastic day yesterday on the Watford LiFE 185 course. A great bunch of young people we are supporting throughout the week. Despite the drastic change in weather to heavy rain today, they have all returned for more fun @HFRS @FireWatford
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What an honour it has been to work with Cadet Crew Commander Tyler George. You have been a great role model to your unit and the wider Cadet Programme. We look forward to your returning as a Volunteer Instructor and joining the service soon @HFRS @UKFireCadets @StAlbansfire 🚒👨🚒
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Watford Cadets completed a team building exercise last week to see who could build the tallest tower, followed by search and rescue in the smoke house using the thermal image camera @HFRS @UKFireCadets @FireWatford
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Former Deputy Chief Fire Officer Andy Hopcraft attended his final parade last week to commemorate his career with the Fire and Rescue Service. Colleagues joined Andy in marking the occasion and his 31 years of service. We wish him and his family all the very best for the future.
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Future firefighters in the making and proud members of their communities! Learning, training and bringing the heat (safely, of course) @StAlbansfire @UKFireCadets #squadgoals #firecadets #nextgenheroes Supportive of each other


































