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How do I request an incident report?

You can arrange to receive an incident report by filling out our Report Request Form online. If you only need one report and email is acceptable, we will provide the incident report to you free of charge. If multiple reports are needed or if the report must be mailed, then fees may apply. Patient Reports are confidential by law and can only be released in accordance with the provisions of HIPAA.

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Can you refill fire extinguishers?
No, we are not able to refill extinguishers. You can purchase a good home fire extinguisher from Amazon or other retailers for around $20.00. These types of fire extinguishers are typically not rechargeable. If you currently have a rechargeable fire extinguisher, you would need to find a private business that can... Read The Rest
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Can you fill swimming pools?
No, we do not fill or drain swimming pools, tanks, or ponds of any type. You can contact your local municipality or water provider for more information about the water in your swimming pool.... Read The Rest
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How do I dispose of unused medications?
Each Briaroaks Fire Station has a box mounted on the front of the station containing secure mailer envelopes to be used for prescription medication disposal. Please take as many envelopes as needed and follow the instructions on the envelope. The envelopes are postage paid and there is no charge for... Read The Rest
Two Ways Out of Every Room
Every family member should know at least two ways out of every room in the house in case one exit is blocked by fire. Practice your home escape plan at least twice a year with everyone in the household, including children. Pick a meeting spot outside — like a mailbox or tree — so everyone can be accounted for.
Electrical Fires Often Start Hidden
Electrical fires frequently start inside walls where you cannot see them, often caused by faulty wiring, overloaded circuits, or damaged cords. Warning signs include frequently tripping breakers, flickering lights, discolored outlets, or a burning smell with no visible source. If you notice any of these, call a licensed electrician.