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Harrisonburg Fire Department

 

Harrisonburg Fire Department

101 N. Main St., Harrisonburg, VA  22802

 540-432-7703 

Chief Larry W. Shifflett

 


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The Child Safety Alliance was developed to assist citizens with Child Passenger Safety (CPS).  Call Cathy Stewart at 540-810-0527 to set up your FREE appointment for assistance with CPS.   Cathy's office is located at Fire Station 1, 80 Maryland Ave.  The Child Safety Alliance is a partnership between WHSV-TV3, Rockingham Memorial Hospital, and the City of Harrisonburg.   

 

Safe Kids USA is sponsoring a Pre-School Fire Safety Contest.  The contest running through February is for preschool teachers to teach children about how to escape a home fire.  Teachers can win prizes of $500 or $100 for educational rescources based on their implementation of a lesson plan and parent homework.  We encourage all teachers to indicate that they heard about the contest from  Central Shenandoah Valley Safe Kids when filling out the online application.  Register online at http://safekids.org.  Go to the right side of the page and click on Fire and Burn Safety.  For more information contact Wanda Willis, Fire Prevention Specialist for the Harrisonburg Fire Department at 540-432-7703. 

 

The Harrisonburg Fire Department supports the use of Residential Fire Sprinklers. 

Every year more than 3,000 citizens are killed in residential fires.  Residential fire sprinklers can save money for developers, builders and communities.  According to the Home Fire Sprinkler Coalition, installing both working smoke alarms and a fire sprinkler system reduces the risk of death in a home fire 82%.  For more information go to http://www.homefiresprinkler.org

 

 





 

Harrisonburg Fire Department 2009 Consolidated Report

 

Total Responses

4,408

Fire:

177

Mutual Aid:

172

Automatic Alarms:

220

EMS:

2,704

Good Intent:

272

Hazardous Conditions:

195

False Alarms:

499

Public Service:

169

Total Fire Loss:

$580,297.00

Total Property Saved:

$47,736,603.00

Total Number of Public Education Classes:

1,233

Total Number of Students in Education Classes:

16,956

Civilian Deaths:

 

Civilian injuries:

9

Career injuries:

23

Total Training Hours:

11,681.43

Buildings Pre-Planned:

276

Total Fire Inspections

1,846

Violations Cited:

1,486

 

 

 


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