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Gulledge Volunteer Fire Department | Links to Pages of Firefighting Interest - Gulledge Volunteer Fire Department

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Gulledge Volunteer Fire Department. Training Calendar, News and other resources related to firefighting in Anson County). Anson Fire Group on Facebook. Intellicast Weather Radar for the Charlotte Region. Basic Firefighting Knots - video. North Carolina Office of the State Fire Marshall. Gulledge Volunteer Fire Department. Darrell Dawkins, Chief. Located at 34 Chewning Road, Wadesboro, North Carolina. Mailing address: 109 Baker Road, Wadesboro, NC 28170. In case of emergency, dial 911.

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Links

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STOP, DROP, ROLL. NC Fallen Firefighters Memorial.

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Smoke Detectors

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STOP, DROP, ROLL. What You Need to Know. The Impact of Smoke Alarms. In the event of a fire, properly installed and maintained smoke alarms will provide an early warning signal to your household. This alarm could save your own life and those of your loved ones by providing the chance to escape. Why should my home have smoke alarms? Okay, where do I put them? Also, smoke alarms should be installed on the ceiling or 6 to 8 inches below the ceiling on side walls. Since smoke and many deadly gases rise, ...

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Calling 911

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STOP, DROP, ROLL. Talking About 911 With Your Child. Not that many years ago, there was a separate telephone number for each type of emergency agency. For a fire, you called the fire department number. For a crime, you called the police. For a medical situation, you phoned the ambulance or doctor. Everyone needs to know about calling 911 in an emergency. But children in particular need specifics about what an emergency is. Asking your child, "What would you do if we had a fire in our house? For younger c...

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Fire Prevention

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History - Ansonville Volunteer Fire Department

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STOP, DROP, ROLL. The Ansonville Fire Department was started by group of concerned citizens in 1957. The departments first engine was an 1933 open cab Chevrolet. A block station was built to house the equipment. The water supply was a pond behind the station where they filled the trucks. Early 1970 ( left to right ) Robert Watkins, Joe Estridge, Walter "Buck" Edwards, Fred Carpenter, Bennett Hill, Hubert Edwards, Leon Edwards, Bob Cratty, Albert Ballard, Bill Shelton, Bill Shelton, Bobby Watkins.

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Apparatus

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Carbon Monoxide

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STOP, DROP, ROLL. Exposing an Invisible Killer:. The Dangers of Carbon Monoxide. Each year in America, carbon monoxide poisoning claims approximately 480 lives and sends another 15,200 people to hospital emergency rooms for treatment. The United States Fire Administration (USFA) and the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) would like you to know that there are simple steps you can take to protect yourself from deadly carbon monoxide fumes. What is carbon monoxide? Who is at risk? Call your local ...

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STOP, DROP, ROLL

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STOP, DROP, ROLL. STOP, DROP, and ROLL. Each year, hundreds of people are killed or seriously injured from burns received when their clothing catches fire. Many of these fatalities and serious injuries could be prevented if the proper procedures were followed. The "Stop, Drop and Roll". If your clothing catches fire, immediately stop. DO NOT RUN. Or try to pat out the flames with your hands. Immediately drop to the floor or ground and lay out flat. STOP, DROP and ROLL. Can save your life!