Fire extinguisher training, free and open to the public! September 18, 2010 at 9 a.m at Station 2, 13790 Manchester Road. Call us at 636-227-9350 to register for this training or learn more about CERT opportunities in the area.
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Whether you have children in school or not you will no doubt encounter increased pedestrian and school bus traffic along area roadways. The helpful information below will remind you of the importance of staying alert when driving.
WHEN DRIVING
1. Be alert for children on or near the roadway.
2. Be aware of School Zones. Reduced speed limits usually apply.
3. When a School Bus is loading and/or unloading:
- Come to a complete stop when a bus displays its stop sign and flashing lights. You must stop no matter which direction you are traveling. On divided highways or roadways withfourlanes, stop only when traveling in the same direction of the school bus.
- With three lane roadways,like Clayton Road east of Mason, motorists must stop for school buses in BOTH DIRECTIONS when the stop arm is extended.
- Motorists may NOT use the center turn lane to pass buses with stop arms extended.
- Proceed only when the bus has started moving or when the driver signals for you to proceed. Before proceeding, be sure all the children are safely on the sidewalk or shoulder of the roadway.
4. Watch for suspicious activity at bus stops. lf something or someone appears to be suspicious it probably is. Call 911 without delay. Remember, it only takes a few seconds to abduct a child. |
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The West County EMS and Fire Protection District is currently requesting proposals for mattresses and box springs. Proposals must be received by West County EMS & Fire Protection District no later than 4:30 p.m. on September 9, 2010.
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Dorm Living? Be Fire Smart!
In 2003-2006, U.S. fire departments responded to an estimated average of 3,570 structure fires in dormitories, fraternities, sororities, and barracks. These fires caused an annual average of 7 civilian deaths, 54 civilian fire injuries, and $29.4 million in direct property damage.
To learn more about fire prevention and statistics about dormatory fires vist the National Fire Protection Association or Click here to view the NFPA's dorm fact sheet
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Are found under the "News" tab. Scroll down to "Requests for Proposals" and clck the link to view current bid notices and requests for proposals.
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