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⏰ Change your clocks. Check your smoke alarms! 🔋As you turn your clocks back one hour, Reese Fire Rescue reminds you to replace the batteries in smoke alarms that use replaceable batteries.Have a smoke alarm with a sealed 10-year battery? Test it and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for replacement.Test every smoke alarm in your home, and replace alarms that are 10 years old.A few minutes today can help keep your family safe. 🚒
🎃 Happy Halloween, Reese! 👻Village of Reese trick-or-treat hours are 6:00 PM–7:30 PM tonight, October 31.Reese Fire Rescue fire trucks will be parked throughout the village handing out candy, and we’ll have candy at the fire hall, too! 🚒🍬Stop by, say hello, and have a safe and happy Halloween!
🚒 Our new website is live! 🚒We've rebuilt reesefire.org from the ground up so it's easier to find what you need, on your phone or your computer.Here's what you'll find:🔥 Meet the Members – get to know the volunteers who answer the call📝 Careers – apply online to join as a firefighter, a medical first responder (MFR), or both. No experience necessary; we provide the training🔥 Burn Permit – what you can and can't burn in the Village, and get your permit online📅 News & Events – our latest Facebook posts, right on the site🤝 Community, Donations, Contact and moreTake a look and let us know what you think: reesefire.orgIn an emergency, always call 911.Stay Safe out There!– Reese Fire Rescue
VOLUNTEERS NEEDEDSmall communities depend on neighbors who step forward. Reese Fire Rescue is accepting applications for volunteer firefighters and medical first responders (MFRs). Choose firefighter, MFR, or both.No experience necessary. We provide training and pay for the required firefighter or MFR course. MFR certification is not required for firefighter-only service.Help serve the Village of Reese and surrounding areas—at emergency calls, football games, bike to school, parades, Halloween, and other community activities.Applicants must live in or near our coverage area. Apply online: www.reesefire.org/careers/Call: 989-868-3661Email: info@reesefire.orgOr send us a Facebook message.Please share with someone who may want to serve.
Captain Ed Rushlo and MFR Megan Hager visited the Reese Unity District Library for story time!
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