Sheridan Fire-Rescue Ice Rescue
The ice program is designed to train Sheridan fire-Rescue members in the fundamental and practical skills needed to perform safe and successful ice rescues. Understanding the special conditions specific to an ice rescue, such as victim hypothermia and ice formation, can make the critical difference in a rescue attempt. With proper training, rescuers can more often save victims of ice-related incidents without risking the safety of their own personnel.Latest News
(02/12/2010) : 2010 Job Shadow Day At Sheridan Fire-Rescue
Sheridan Fire-Rescue participates in the 2010 Job Shadow Day
(02/09/2010) : 2010 Calendar of Events
Sheridan Fire-Rescue's 2010 Calendar of Events
(01/11/2010) : 2009 Annual Fire Prevention Report
Fire Marshal's 2009 Annual Fire Prevention Report
(01/07/2010) : Structure Fire 1224 Westview Drive
Sheridan Fire-Rescue Responds to Structure Fire At 1224 Westview Drive
(11/02/2009) : Structure Fire
1700 Bender Lane Structure Fire
(10/14/2009) : 2009 Fire Prevention Week Open House
Summary of Fire Prevention Week Open House on October 10, 2009
(10/08/2009) : Highland Avenue Structure Fire
Firefighters Respond to 1517 Highland Avenue
(09/14/2009) : Boost till 9
Sheridan Fire-Rescue promotes the Boost till 9 Car Seat Program
(09/14/2009) : 9/11 Remembrance
Local remembrance of 9/11 at Sheridan Fire station.
(08/26/2009) : Fire Extinguisher Training Demonstration
Third Thursday Fire Extinguisher Demonstration
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