The proper use of child
car seats can reduce fatal injuries to infants by 71% and toddlers by 47%.
Although participating in the program will not guarantee a child’s safety
in a motor vehicle accident, it can provide valuable information for parents
about child safety seats. It takes about 15 minutes to perform the inspection.
BOAT FUELING OF NO.
2 FUEL (DIESEL)
The City of Lighthouse
Point has a code governing the fueling of boats with No.2 fuel via mobile bunkering.
No gasoline is allowed.
The City Code, Sec. 14-5
Storage of LP Gas and No. 2 Fuel Oil, stipulates that only companies permitted
by the Lighthouse Point Fire Rescue Department are allowed to conduct mobile
bunkering services in the City. Before a permit to fuel is issued by the Fire
Rescue Department a fire Inspector will inspect the vehicle(s), verify that
the company has a third-party agreement with a cleanup company, and holds the
necessary permits and insurance to conduct this type of business. The permit
is renewed annually.
The following companies
are currently permitted to deliver No.2 fuel (diesel) docked within the City
limits. No gasoline is allowed.
A & E Fuel - (permit expires 5/31/11)
Anchor Petroleum - (permit expires 1/31/11)
Broward Oil - (permit expires 3/31/11)
Chadwick’s Fuel Company - (permit expires 1/31/11)
D&D Fuel Services LLC - (permit expires 1/31/11)
Land & Sea Petroleum, Inc. - (permit expires 2/28/11)
Lank Oil (Diversified) -(permit expires 4/30/11)
Port Consolidated - (permit expires 7/31/10)
No other companies have
completed the permit process set forth in the City Code.
If you have any questions
regarding this activity, please do not hesitate to contact the Fire Rescue Department
at 954-941-2624.
ICE PROGRAM Program your Cell Phone
for “In Case of Emergency --- ICE"
Program the person and
phone number that emergency personnel can contact in case of an emergency on
your behalf. If you choose to have more than one name and number as ICE, then
program ICE1, ICE 2 and so forth. This information is invaluable to emergency
personnel if you are unable to communicate to them at the time of an emergency.
The Lighthouse Point Fire
Rescue Department personnel as well as many other emergency personnel are aware
to check for any cell phone and try to locate any ICE information on the phone.
This program is widely used in Europe and is now being pushed in different areas
around the United States.
If you have any questions,
please call us at 954-941-2624.
SMOKE DETECTOR GIVEAWAY The Lighthouse Point Fire
Rescue Department is participating in the FAR SAFER Project which is a collaborative
effort by Family Central, Inc. and the Fire Chiefs' Association of Broward County
with a grant funded by FEMA to distribute 200 battery-operated smoke alarms
in Lighthouse Point.
To obtain one of the 200
smoke alarms from the Fire Rescue Department the following requirements are
necessary:
* A resident of Lighthouse
Point
* An owner of a single-family home, apartment, or condominium.
--Rental property is not eligible.
* Priority will be given to families with:
--Children age 5 and under, or
--residents 55 years of age and older.
Please call the Fire Rescue
Department at 954-941-2624 and provide your name, adress, and telephone number.
A representative will contact you as soon as possible.
We will provide any assistance necessary to help install the smoke detectors.
We are hopeful this project
will make all of us safer in Lighthouse Point. We are here to serve and protect
you.
CARDIOPULMONARY
RESUSCITATION (CPR) CLASSES
The American
Heart Association "CPR for Friends and Family" course is offered at the Fire/Rescue
Department.
If you
are interested in attending this course
or to sign up for the next class
please telephone the Fire/Rescue Department
954-941-2624.
Registration:
$10.00 LHP Residents
