…to reduce them. Please see Client Assistant Memorandum #5970 Preventable Fire Alarms or “False Alarms”. For more information, please visit our website or contact the Fire Prevention Division at SFD_FMO_SystemsTesting@seattle.gov….
…has a disability. If you live outside the city of Seattle, please contact your local Fire Department to request assistance. To request a free smoke/CO alarm from the Seattle Fire…
…venues and how to prepare for a successful inspection can be found on SFD’s website. For more information, please visit our website or contact the Fire Prevention Division at SFD_FMO_SystemsTesting@seattle.gov….
…power outage Never touch or approach a downed wire or anything in direct contact with it. Immediately report the outage to your electricity provider (Seattle City Light’s phone number for…
…short steps and keep your feet in contact with each other and the ground constantly until you’re at least 35-feet away. If you see a downed wire: Call 911 to…
…smoke alarm or installation. Installing strobe smoke alarm Any Seattle resident who might be interested in a free strobe smoke alarm, should contact the Seattle Fire Department via email or…
…of a black cat, that looks very similar to Wally. Media interested in interviewing firefighters or the cat’s owners/neighbors, can contact Seattle Fire’s Public Information Officer via email at sfdpio@seattle.gov….
…and if you’ve been in contact with a confirmed COVID-19 patient. Relaying this information is pertinent so responding personnel arrive to the scene with the appropriate Personal Protective Equipment. Firefighter…
…Prevention Division (220 3rd Ave. S.) is temporarily closed, however all services and inspections can be arranged by email or phone (206-386-1450). See service adjustments and contact information here. Fire…
…your bathtub or shower. Do not run the hot water to try to clear the water. If the water remains discolored, please contact SPU’s Operations Response Center at (206) 386-1800….
