Johns Creek Fire Department

Did you know that Johns Creek Fire Department has a Customer Service Evaluation survey? Do you have an idea on how to make our department better? We want to hear from you! We strive to serve our community with the utmost courage, honor, commitment and duty. Your honest feedback can help us continue that mission. To complete the survey, click on the link http://bit.ly/JCFDcsSurvey

As we wrap up #NPPW21, we hope you are able to better prepare, prevent, and protect against a poisoning. Learn more about poison centerservices and ways to keep you and your loved ones safe at https://www.georgiapoisoncenter.org/

Be prepared in case of a poisoning emergency by adding 1-800-222-1222 to your contacts today! When seconds count, calling a poison center is faster than a confusing internet search. #NPPW21

Today is the first day of National Poison Prevention Week, and everyone should prepare, prevent, and protect against poisonings. Add 1-800-222-1222 to your phone and follow poison safety tips. But when life happens, poison centers are thereto help protect you and your loved ones. Call anytime. #NPPW21

Johns Creek Fire Department welcomes our newest firefighter, Jacob Bagwell. Congratulations - welcome to the crew!

Get prepared by having an emergency supply kit already stored. www.ready.gov/kit

Don't forget to check smoke alarms and fire extinguishers when you change your clocks. Make sure your smoke alarms are less than 10 years old and replace the ones that are. Consider replacing your fire extinguishers if they are not fully charged, are damaged, or they are more than 12 years old.

Take a look at your home from the street. If you can't easily find or see your house numbers, there's a good chance we won't either.

Severe weather can happen anywhere at anytime. Learn what to do when it happens and how to plan ahead by watching this quick video.

Tidying up around the house is a common practice as temperatures warm up. However, some of the cleaning chemicals we use may be hazardous to us and the environment. Make sure that you avoid mixing cleaning chemicals together. That may also mean that you should store some chemicals in different areas to prevent hazardous incidents and fire.

March is National Nutrition Month! This year’s theme is Personalize Your Plate. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to nutrition and health. We are all unique with different bodies, goals, backgrounds and tastes! Learn more about #NationalNutritionMonth: https://sm.eatright.org/NNMinfo

As people purchase the latest and greatest technology as gifts for family and friends, a little bit of caution should be considered upon first usage. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission tests consumer products for safety issues every year, including toys, cooking appliances and holiday lights, and issues recalls on products that pose a risk to health and safety. For more information on holiday safety, follow the link at https://www.cpsc.gov//Safety-Education-Cent/holiday-safety

Last tour before the big night! Come out and see him!

Winter officially starts in a few days, but the colder weather is already here. If you utilize space heaters in your home, take a few moments to watch this helpful video on how to use them safely.

When planning for road trips during the winter holidays, you should also consider what supplies you have packed in your vehicle. A winter car emergency kit is a good way to prepare for whatever the road throws at you. For tips on what you may need, take a look at the list here: https://www.almanac.com/content/winter-car-emergency-kit