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City of Bend, Oregon / Bend Fire Rescue / 6 Sep 2013
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From YouTube: Firebusters 2013 30sec Commercials

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Produced by the Central Oregon Fire Prevention COOP and targeted to young school kids, these PSA's are a combined effort of five fire agencies including Bend, Redmond, Sisters, Crooked River and the U.S. Forest Service.

A

Hi I'm firefighter Trish and today we're going to talk about keeping kids safe in the kitchen. I've got kids myself and from the time they were little I taught them to stay well away from the stove help your kids measure a kid-free zone around your stove and cook top make the zone at least three feet wide. So the Cook has plenty of space and the kids are out of danger. This kid free zone gives parents one less thing to worry about in the kitchen. That's my too got it on you.

B

Hi kids I'm captain Colin did you know that campfires left unattended or a leading cause of wildfires? This is the best way to put out your campfire first, you pour lots of water on the fire, then stir the ashes with your shovel then pour more water on the fire until it's completely out. Remember if it's too hot, to touch it's too hot to leave.

B

Remember what smokey bear says only you can prevent wildfires.

C

I'm firefighter Luke you've all practice fire drills at school. But what would you do if you had a fire at home? You must know what to do when the smoke alarm goes off, create your fire escape plan and practice it with the entire family.

C

If your smoke alarm sounds get out, go to your meeting, place, call 911 and never go back inside. For anything remember, you must make a plan and practice it together.

D

Hi kids on Fire Chief Tim did you know that more fires are caused by children who misuse matches and lighters? Children are fascinated by fire, but they don't understand how dangerous it can be matches and lighters or tools, not toys, and are only to be used by adults. If you find matches or lighters, be sure to tell a grown-up, and if you see a small child using them tell a grown-up right away.

D

Remember: kids! Fire safety is everyone's responsibility.

E

Hi I'm firefighter John I have a family of my own and I care about their safety.

E

Working smoke alarms dramatically increase your chances of surviving the fire in your home, place them inside and outside sleeping areas for extra safety, install at least one alarm on each level and remember test your smoke alarms at least once a month with your entire family.

E

It makes me feel more secure, knowing they're, safe.