What information should I provide when reporting a 9-1-1 emergency?
When reporting a 9-1-1 emergency, be prepared to provide the exact location of the emergency, what is involved (auto, home, vegetation, etc.), number of persons involved, your location, and a phone number you are calling from so that you can contacted if you become disconnected.

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1. Should I have a fire extinguisher in my home?
2. How can I get my fire extinguisher serviced?
3. What can i expect when the fire department conducts a fire inspection in my place of business?
4. What do firefighters do when they are not responding to calls?
5. What information should I provide when reporting a 9-1-1 emergency?
6. Where can I get first aid classes or CPR training?
7. What is the best thing to do for a burn?
8. When I call 9-1-1 for a medical emergency, why does an engine arrive in addition to an ambulance?
9. When responding to a call in the middle of the night do firefighters have to have to use the sirens, even with minimal traffic?
10. How long does it take a fire engine to get to a fire or medical emergency after 9-1-1 has been contacted?
11. How do i schedule station tours or appearances for events?
12. Why do i have to call 9-1-1? Can i just call the fire station direct and save time?
13. Do I need a fire extinguisher in a commercial building?
14. How do i make sure my smoke detector works?
15. Where are smoke detectors required in my home?
16. Are we allowed to pop fireworks within city limits?
17. How do I apply for a burn permit?