Long Beach Fire Department. Located in Long Beach, Indiana on the shores of Lake Michigan. Providing fire and medical services to our local residents.
Long Beach, IN
Joined May 2015
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It's that time of year again to change your clock, change your batteries. Changing and testing the batteries in your smoke alarms when setting your clocks back an hour on Sunday, November 1st. Remember Smoke Detectors Save Lives 4-1-8.
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TGIF, If you are working from home please take the time to inspect your home office. Please remember All In Illinois and Chicago, Let’s keep all of us safe. 4-1-8 & OSFM.
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PLEASE PASS THIS ON: Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb just announced a statewide stay-at-home order to curb the spread of the coronavirus. wndu.com/content/news/Indian…
Our annual Ice Cream Social is tomorrow from 6-9PM at the Fire Station! Come join us for some free ice cream! #LBI #nwi #toppingsincluded
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If you see a #firefighter today remember to thank him or her for protecting your community on this #InternationalFirefightersDay
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This weekend we change our clocks for Daylight Saving Time. Its a good time to change the battery in your smoke detector. A smoke detector cannot save your life if its battery is already dead!
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Time to change clocks this weekend. Good time to change battery in smoke detector. You have no smoke detector? Don’t be left out, get one and check the battery with each time change!
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It’s a fact: if your smoke alarm was installed before February 1, 2009 it needs to be replaced!
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The Chicago Fire Department encourages everyone to change the battery in your smoke detectors when clocks are set back for Daylight Saving Time this Sunday, November 4, 2018.
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With #Halloween just around the corner, make sure to keep these #LBPDSafety tips in mind for a safe and fun night! 👻 #LBPD #LongBeach
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Carbon Monoxide poisoning can mimic flu like symptoms of headache and fatigue and a desire to go to sleep. Pets may also seem lethargic before humans. If several occupants are experiencing same symptoms, evacuate and call 911!
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With falling temps, furnaces are coming on and we are expecting an increase in Carbon Monoxide issues. Please have a working CO detector and have furnaces checked out for exhaust blockage and leaks!
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Did you know that you may have as little as 2-3 minutes to escape safely in a fire?
Find out more ways to LISTEN and stay safe at ow.ly/89gw30m9Pte #FirePreventionWeek
