Spokane County Fire District 10 is proud to be home to twelve female firefighters. These awesome volunteers serve citizens of the West Plains with integrity and dedication. Their backgrounds are varied, and their experiences are wide ranging bringing to the district a wealth of knowledge and expertise.
Serving the West Plains of Spokane County
Thank you for taking the time to visit our Spokane County Fire District 10 website! We appreciate the opportunity to serve our friends and neighbors within the West Plains community.
Our Mission
- Protecting life, property and the environment.
- Presenting education and prevention.
- Providing fire, medical and emergency services safely.
- Performing professionally and politely.
Spokane County Fire District 10
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Is your child’s car seat installed correctly? Is it the right size for your child? Has it been recalled? Bring your child and their car seat to a certified child passenger safety technician and they will check your car seat for free! Visit the Spokane Regional Health District web site for more information.
Please slow down when you see Emergency Responders on the roadways.
3 weeks ago
I do to, but let people see it so they can see how bad it is.
I absolutely hate seeing those pictures. We have 6 first responders in our family. These tragedies are totally preventable. Slow down and don't rubber neck. Pay attention. PLEASE
HOT APPLIANCE/COOKING BURNS
I will never forget the first time I responded to a significant burn from cooking. The person was burned from the waist up from a greased pan on fire, the person mistakenly tried to take the pan outside rather than put a lid on it. I wish I could say it has been the only one. I would love to not see another one for the rest of my career so please read over these tips and share, thank you!
Always use oven mitts or potholders to remove hot items from the stove or microwave.
Use the back burners of the stove to prevent children from reaching up and touching hot pots and pans.
If you are overly tired, have consumed alcohol or medication, do not use the stove or stovetop!
After cooking, check the kitchen to make sure all burners and other appliances are turned off.
Keep a lid near the stove anytime cooking with grease, if a flare-up occurs just "put a lid on it."
3 weeks ago
Furniture and TV Tip-Over Public Safety Message
Bumps and bruises are a part of childhood. But some falls can be very serious. Each year, more than 2.8 million children are treated for injuries resulting from falls. In fact, falls are the most common cause of childhood injury in the home. Because preventing falls in kids begins at home, read these articles to help keep them safe.
The IAFF and Nationwide Insurance have teamed up as part of Nationwide’s “Make Safe Happen” child safety initiative to educate and raise awareness of preventable childhood injuries and death.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzxorroXZu0
1 month ago
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