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Fire Prevention Tips
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FIREWORKS!

"The burns caused by the intense heat of fireworks leave lifetime, disfiguring scars. Eye injuries, many leading to permanent visual loss, account for 20% of fireworks injuries."

Does Legal Mean Safe?
Don't think that fireworks are safe just because they're legal in your state. The largest share of fireworks injuries is caused by Class C fireworks, the kind that are legal in many states.

Play it really safe, and let professionals handle the fireworks. Professional fireworks make a better display, which you and your family can watch in safety. (More)

Celebrate Safely It's Your Responsibility!(click here)

Fireworks Fact Sheet

Descriptions of
Legal Fireworks Devices and Illegal Explosive Devices

Device recognition

Transportation of Fireworks

Fireworks Display Show link

WA State Fire Marshal's Office

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Residential Burning - Closed as of July 1st untill further notice!

Recreational Fires Allowed

Recreational Fire Rules

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Important message on Residential Fire Sprinklers (Video)

Did you know that the Federal government requires that when their employees travel on official government business that they must stay in a hotel or motel that is protected by a fire sprinkler system?  Surviving a fire in a building that has sprinklers is much more likely than in a structure that is not fire sprinkler protected.  Ever wonder why most commercial buildings, schools, theaters, warehouses have sprinklers and most homes do not? (Continued)

 

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Washington State Law lists three stages of car/booster seat arrangements for our children:

  • Age 1 & younger
    REAR FACING INFANT SEAT
  • Age 1 to 4 (20-40 LBS.
    FORWARD FACING CHILD CAR SEAT
  • Age 4 to 8 (40-80 LBS.)
    BOOSTER SEAT

Find out more...

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GOOD NEWS FOR HOMEOWNERS AND BUSINESS
OWNERS IN STEVENS COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT 1 (More..)

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If you'd like to take a look at our community photo gallery, please click here.

UPCOMING EVENTS

COMMISSIONER ARTICLES

Commisioneer Meeting Information

 

 

Important Information
Emergency - 911
District Office - Clayton
4532 Railroad Ave
phone: 262-9660
Fax: 262-9661
Station 1 - Clayton
4532 Railroad Ave
Station 2 - Loon Lake
4009 Cedar Street
Station 3 - Twin Mtn. 5128 Swenson Rd
Station 4 - Stone Lodge
6444 HWY 291
Station 5 - Deer Lake
4222 Southwood Shores RD
Station 6 - Ford
5227 Main Street
Station 7 - Springdale
52 Aspen
Station 8 - Suncrest
5990 HWY 291
phone: 466-4344
fax: 468-1876

FIRE DANGER LEVEL

HIGH

burn-risk

Industrial Fire Precaution Level Rating

Poor Air Quality Burn Ban Info click here before you burn

 

Make your home Fire Wise

Click on the Video Below

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SPECIAL NOTICE

OUTDOOR RESIDENTIAL BURNING WILL NO LONGER BE ALLOWED AS OF JANUARY 1, 2007 WITHIN THE FOLLOWING INCORPORATED AREA: SPRINGDALE.

AS OF MARCH 19, 2008 THE FOLLOWING UGA's ARE AGAIN UNDER A BURN BAN: LAKE SPOKANE (SUNCREST); STONELODGE AND CLAYTON

Chapter 173-425 WAC OUTDOOR BURNING

 

 

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