Fire

 

 
Fire Prevention Week runs this week from October 5th – 11th.   We are encouraging every child in Salt Lake County to take the Great American Fire Drill Challenge.  To see what UFA firefighters are doing this year,  click on the link below:
 
http://www.unifiedfire.org/comm_asst/safety.html
 

 

 

 

 


 

 

Cottonwood Heights is a member of the Unified Fire Authority for fire and paramedic services.  Please visit their website at   www.unifiedfire.org for more details.

Headquarters:

3380 South 900 West
Salt Lake City, Utah 84119
Phone: (801)743-7200
Fax: (801)743-7211

 


 

 

 

January 2006 Fire Report
 
  January-06 January-05
Medical Calls 70 63
Fire Calls 199 218

 


 

 

 

Safety Message
 
           
Cottonwood Heights is taking great measures to implement an Emergency Resopnse Plan.  City residents are encouraged to keep a 72 Hour Kit in the home.  Suggested items for the kit are: 
 
 
 
           
      Personal Supplies & Medication
Food & Water     First Aid Supplies
  Protein/Granola Bars       Water purification tablets
  Trail Mix/Dried Fruit       Table salt
  Crackers/Cereal       Baking soda
  Canned Tuna, Beans, Meat, Vienna       Eye drops
      Sausages, etc       Safety pins
  Canned Juice       Matches (lighter)
  Candy/Gum       Adhesive or paper tape
  Water (1gallon/4 liters per person)       Bandages
  Other as desired       Elastic Bandage
          Splints (popsicle sticks, newspaper)
Bedding       Heavy string
  Poncho/rain coat       Toiletries (roll of toilet paper, feminine
  Emergency Blanket            hygiene, folding brush)
          Cleaning supplies (hand sanitizer, soap,
Fuel & Light            shampoo, dish soap, etc)
  Batter Lighting (flashlights, lamps)       Paper towels
  Extra batteries       Medications (include Acetaminophen,
  Candles            Ibuprofen, children's medication)
  Lighter       Prescription medication
           
Equipment     Miscellaneous
  Can opener       Bag or bags to put kit items in (back packs)
  Dishesl/Utensils(paper & plastic)       Infant needs
  Shovel       Duct tape
  Radio (with batteries)       Storage buckets
  Pen & paper       Water barrels
  Axe       Books
  Pocket Knife       Coloring books
  Rope       Crayons
          Small games for children