Public Safety
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'Unsung Heroes' At Bureau Of Maintenance Keep Our Rigs Rolling
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Stop The Bleed Campaign Equips 'First Care Providers' To Help Save Lives
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Category: Emergency Medical Services, General
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110 Years Ago: The Rhoads Opera House Tragedy Spurs Stronger Fire Codes
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Each year, the Madison Fire Department performs 25,000 inspections across the city to maintain fire code compliance in public buildings and
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Crews Practice Extrication Skills Using New Battery-Powered Equipment
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Station 5’s crew on the ‘A’ shift, with assistance from Ladder 8, recently had the opportunity to participate in vehicle extrication training at Liberty Towing and Roman Auto Body on Madison's east side.
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Tips For A Safe Thanksgiving
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Home cooking fires happen most often on Thanksgiving— doubling in numbers nationwide, according to the U.S.
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235 New Smoke Alarms Move Into Sherman Terrace!
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Volunteers from the Madison Fire Department, Fire Fighters Local 311, the American Red Cross, and the WisSAFE Coalition recently joined forces to insta
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On This Day In History: The First 911 Call Is Placed In 1968
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49 years ago today, the first-ever 911 call took place in Haleyville, Alabama.
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With Safety and Fire Prevention For All...
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How MFD's Fire Prevention Division Keeps You Safe During Special EventsCategory: Your Safety
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Generous Grant Brings New "Jaws Of Life" Equipment To Ladder 6
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The Madison Fire Department is thrilled to receive a generous grant from the IRONMAN Foundation and the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation for the pur
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National Preparedness Month: Don't Wait. Communicate.
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September is National Preparedness Month – a great time to review emergency plans with family, friends, and co-workers, or to
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Generous Scholarships Give More Kids A “Head Start” In Safety
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Each year, Safety Town teaches pre-kindergarten kids about home and neighborhood safety in a fun and nurturing environment. With the help of a generous donation, this valuable learning opportunity is now available to more children through the Wisconsin Head Start program.
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Madison Fire Aims To Keep Injuries Well Under Par At PGA Championships
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An estimated 12,000 people will make their way to the University Ridge Golf Course this weekend for the 2016 American Family Insurance PGA Champion
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Inside The Galaxie: Making Madison's Newest High Rise Safer For All
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One week ago in a Galaxie not so far away, Fire Prevention Officer Doug Milks stood by, clipboard in hand, preparing to run the final tests on
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Why We Do What We Do: Remembering the Our Lady of the Angels Fire
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Category: General
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Giving Thanks To MG&E
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Category: Station 1
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The Madison Fire Department Prepares For Inaugural "Shake the Lake" Event
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Months’ worth of collaborating, planning, programming, constructing, inspecting, and cross-checking all
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The Heavy Urban Rescue Team Practices Life-Saving Skills
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Utilizing acquired structures from our community stakeholders, members of the City of Madison Heavy Urban Rescue Team (HURT) routinely practice
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Safety Saturday 2015: A Day In Photos
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The Madison Fire Department was a proud participant in another successful Safety Saturday on June 13.
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Firefighter Fun Day 2015 is Saturday, August 8
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Meet us without the emergency! Join us at Fire Station 5 (4418 Cottage Grove Road) on Saturday, August 8 for Firefighter Fun Day. From 1:00-4:00 p.m., we’ll have food, face painting, activities, fire prevention resources, rig tours, a balloon twister, music, and more.
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Fire Station 13 is Open for Response
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After several years of planning, drawings, and staffing and response planning, Fire Station #13 opened for service today 0700 hours. The Department is very excited and proud to be providing a high level of EMS and Fire service to the citizens on the far east side of the city. As Madison continu
Category: Station 13