Bob Peters Fire Protection Inc.

Our hearts go out to Captain Rosa's Family and The Long Beach Fire Department. Thank you for your service to the community.

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We are currently experiencing phone issues. We are working with Spectrum to resolve this issues. If you are trying to reach us please call 866-776-7797. Thank You

"We take Fire Safety Month VERY SERIOUSLY." ~ Crusoe

APARTMENT FIRE CONTAINED At 2:05 pm this afternoon, Downey Fire Department responded to a reported apartment fire located in the 9100 block of Hall Road. Fire...fighters initiated an aggressive offensive attack and quickly extinguished the well-involved bedroom fire, eliminating the extension of fire to adjacent apartments. No one was injured from the fire. The cause of the fire is believed to be caused by burning candles. Date: 2017-03-26 14:05:21 Type: APT - F Apartment Fire Location: 91xx HALL RD, DOWNEY Units Responding: 611, 62, 64, 61, 642, 604

There’s a new Superhero in town! 10-Year Long-Life Smoke Alarms last up to 10 years. While they still need to be tested each month, they are a great upgrade! Learn more about how to maintain and test your smoke alarms: http://calfire.ca.gov//communications_firesafety_smokealar

SAVE THE DATE: READY Long Beach 2017 will take place on Sept. 16th this year! #RUREADY

With Valentines right around the corner, keep loved ones safe by following these cooking safety tips: http://calfire.ca.gov//downl/fact_sheets/CookingSafety.pdf

The Los Angeles County Fire Department, Los Angeles FD, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and the Grossman Burn Centers held a joint news conference today... (Friday) to remind residents about holiday safety. The news conference included a demonstration of how quickly and intensely a Christmas tree can burn. This demonstration was conducted by professionals; please DO NOT try this at home! According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), one out of every 31 reported home Christmas tree fires results in a death each year. One of every three home Christmas tree fires is caused by electrical problems, and a heat source too close to the tree causes roughly one in every four of the fires. If you choose to have a live Christmas tree, here are some tips: - Use lights that have the label of a recognized testing laboratory. Some lights are only for indoor or outdoor use. - Replace any string of lights with worn or broken cords or loose bulb connections. - Never use lit candles to decorate the tree. - Always turn off Christmas tree lights before leaving home or going to bed.

Be fire safe and make sure to have a fire extinguisher in the kitchen. Learn more #TurkeyTips http://www.fire.ca.gov//communications_firesafety_CookingS

PIO Jake Heflin sharing about our Community Services division to Lbcc Vikings Future Firefighter's Association! #lbfd #GoLongBeach