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When was the last time you checked the date on the back of your smoke alarms? 🤔

Smoke alarms don't last forever. Most alarms should be replaced every 10 years, and the manufacture date is printed right on the back of the unit.

Take 30 seconds today to check yours. A working, up-to-date smoke alarm can provide the early warning you and your family need to escape a fire safely.

✅ Test your alarms ... (Full Story & Photos)

Members proudly displayed Engine 611, Brush 614, FOG 619, TAC 618, and our Special Operations Trailer.

A special thank you to the Hope Valley - Wyoming Fire District for joining us and bringing Ladder 911. We appreciate the partnership and support in helping make this event a success.

Thank you to everyone who attended and stopped by to visit us! 🚒🎉🇺🇸... (Full Story & Photos)

When temperatures climb, it's important to take steps to stay safe in the heat.

✔️ Drink plenty of water, even if you don't feel thirsty
✔️ Take frequent breaks in air-conditioned spaces
✔️ Limit strenuous outdoor activities during the hottest part of the day
✔️ Check on older adults, neighbors, and those without air conditioning
✔️ Never leave children or pets in a parked vehicle—even for a minute
✔️ ... (Full Story & Photos)

Exeter 2 fire was added as it was in close proximity to the Exeter town line.
First units arrived to find a working fire with an enclosed trailer in close proximity.
The fire was contained and took extra effort to mop up due to the dry conditions and deep pine needles.

Response : Brush 614 with Fog - 619.
Tanker-615
Tanker-625
Engine-617
Exeter- T-15... (Full Story & Photos)

Now is the time to prepare for extreme heat before temperatures climb.

Use this Extreme Heat Planning Timeline to help you and your family stay safe. Remember to stay hydrated, limit outdoor activities during the hottest parts of the day, check on older adults and neighbors, and never leave children or pets in a vehicle.

A little preparation can go a long way when the heat turns up. Stay cool, ... (Full Story & Photos)

Have a closed door may slow the spread of smoke, heat and fire giving you precious extra time to escape a home fire.... (Full Story & Photos)

We sent Brush-614, FOG-619 and manpower to assist.
Additionally, we were added to a second brush fire in West Greenwich with E-612 and a float pump with additional manpower.
Reminder that even though we are out of what is called Brush Fire Season, the dry conditions with elevated temperatures and low humidity will lead to more severe conditions to have fires occur.... (Full Story & Photos)

A first alarm was struck prior to our arrival. First arriving units found a well involved garage. The fire was contained to a detached garage. Our E-611, E-617, T -615, T- 625, B-614 handled the call along with mutual aid from Hope Valley, West Kingston, Ashaway, Exeter # 1 and Exeter #2 along with Hope Valley Ambulance and the Providence canteen.... (Full Story)