| Dispose of Ashes Properly |
Do you have a wood stove or fireplace? Make sure the ashes are cold before removing from the stove/fireplace. Place them in a metal container with a secure metal cover. Never place ashes in an open paper or plastic container on the porch or near your home. Many fires are started when ashes, which are thought to be out, are blown around by the wind.
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| Monthly Fire Safety Tip |
Be sure to call for a permit before burning any brush or leaves.
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| News Headlines |
Tue. Jan 3rd 2012 Feb 2012
Welcome
Santa
We hope you had
a great
visit
Sant
a visited the fire
station on December 17th
to...
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Sat. Nov 19th 2011 Dec 2011
Annual Banquet and
Awards
On October 22,
past and present members
of HFD and their spouses
gathered at the station
for ou...
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Fri. Oct 21st 2011 Nov 2011
Joint Extrication
Training
In August,
September and October,
members of Hinesburg and
Charlotte Fire
Departments joined
t...
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The Hinesburg Fire Department
10340 Route 116
Hinesburg, VT 05461
Non-Emergency: 802 482 2455
Emergency: 911
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| The Palmer Water Company (Tanker 1) |
2006 International
The Palmer Water Company was dedicated to George Palmer in recognition for 50 years of service to the Hinesburg Fire Department. The Tanker is equipped with 2100 gallons of water and a 500 GPM pump, forestry tools and portable pond.
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| Engine 3 |
2003 Ford F550
Hinesburg Engine 3 is equipped with a skid mount CAFS pump, knight fighter command light, portable combi unit, scott air packs
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| Engine 2 |
2002 International
Engine 2 is our first due engine for almost all of our calls and is equipped with a 1250 GPM pump with CAFS (Compressed air foam system) 1000 gallons of water, six head 1800 watt night fighter scene light, generator,Scott air packs and spare bottles
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| Med 100 |
2002 Dodge Durango
Med 100 is our EMS unit with a full complement of medical supplies and equipment and responds to an average of 300 calls a year.
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| Wainer Heavy Rescue Company (Rescue 1) |
1998 International
The Wainer Heavy Rescue Company was made possible by a generous donation by Dr.Louis Wainer and is equipped with Amkus hydraulic tools,cribbing, Heavy lifting air bags, cascade system, generator, and a full compliment of medical equipment that enables Rescue One to serve as a second first response vehicle.
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| Engine 1 |
1990 International
Hinesburg Engine 1 is equipped with Scott Air packs, 1000 gallons of water,1100gpm pump and also serves as our backup tanker.
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