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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How do I report non-emergencies?

How do I obtain a copy of a Fire Report?

How do I obtain a copy of a Medical Report?

How do I arrange a Fire Station Tour?

How do I arrange for a Fire Safety Talk?

What is the Life Safety Bus 911?

What is The Pueblo Fire Department's ISO Classification?

Five Steps for Planning a Safe Escape?

 

 


 

·                How do I report non-emergencies?

The Pueblo Fire Department has jurisdiction over incidents that occur within the city limits. You may report non-emergencies by calling the Fire Department Communication Center at (719) 553-2502. For general questions or information please contact the Fire Administration Office at (719) 553-2830 or

Fax (719) 553-2831

 

·        How do I obtain a copy of a fire report?

Fire reports are available within 3 working days of the fire. Reports may be picked up at the Fire Department Administration Office located at 1551 Bonforte Blvd. Normal hours of operation are 8:00 am to 5:00 pm , Monday thru Friday. You may also contact the Administration Office at

(719) 553-2830. It would be helpful if you had the following information:

      • Address of fire/incident
      • Date of fire/incident
      • Time of fire/incident

 

·        How do I obtain a copy of a medical report?

Medical reports are available within 3 working days of the incident. Medical reports are available only to the patient. Proper ID must be provided at the main desk of the Fire Department Administration Office located at 1551

Bonforte Blvd. Normal hours of operation are 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday thru Friday. You may also contact the Administration Office at

(719) 553-2830. 

 

·        How do I arrange a Fire Station Tour?

Fire Station Tours can be arranged by contacting the Fire Administration Office located at 1551 Bonforte Blvd or by calling (719) 553-2830. Normal working hours are 8:00 am to 5:00 pm., Monday thru Friday. A one month notice is suggested in order to accommodate the day and time of your choose.

 

·        How do I arrange some type of Fire/Life Safety Talk?

Fire/Life Safety Talks can be arranged by contacting the Fire Administration Office located at 1551 Bonforte Blvd. or by calling (719) 553-2830. Normal working hours are 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday thru Friday. A two week notice is needed to schedule these talks. Some of the topics available are:

v     Fire Extinguisher Demos: Videos, Hands-on Demo or both.

v     Fire Drills "Plan to Get Out Alive".

v     Fire/Life Safety Talks: Smoke Detectors, CO Detectors, etc.

 

·        What is the Life Safety Bus 911 and how do we schedule it?

The Life Safety Bus 911 is a mobile classroom on wheels designed to teach fire/life education and prevention to children and their parents. The bus has a kitchen, classroom and a bedroom which can be used to teach hot spots in the home, exit drills, 911 Emergency Calls and most important, how to Get Out Alive. The LSB is used at local elementary schools, day care centers, company picnics, and safety fairs. Contact the Fire Administration Office located at 1551 Bonforte Blvd or call (719) 553-2830. A one month notice is need to schedule Colorado's one and only Life Safety Bus.

 

               ·        What is the Pueblo Fire Department's ISO Classification?

The Pueblo Fire Department's ISO in 2006 is a 3. The purpose of this rating (Schedule) is to review the available public fire suppression facilities, and to develop a Public Protection Classification for fire insurance rating purposes. The Schedule measures the major elements of a city's suppression system. These measurements are then developed into a Public Protection Classification number on a relative scale of 1 to 10, with 10 representing less than the minimum recognized protection.

 

 

·        Five Steps for Planning a Safe Escape

1.      Draw a floor plan of your home.

2.      Use arrows to show every possible exit. Have at least two for every room.

3.      Designate a  "Safe Meeting Place" so you know everyone has exited.

4.      Designate a family member to go to a neighbor's house to call 9-1-1 .

5.      Practice, Practice, Practice! In a real fire you don't have time to think about what you should do. Fire drills will make the steps of a safe escape second nature.

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