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Crookston Fire Fighters, Shane Heldstab, and Jim Perrault visited Cathedral School to kick off Fire Safety Week. Perrault showed the classes his gear, while Heldstab talked to the classes about not being afraid of firefighters.
The Crookston Fire Department will celebrate Fire Prevention Week by hosting an open house on Saturday, October 9. This year’s theme for the week is “Learn the Sounds of Fire Safety.” Fire Prevention Week is from October 3 to October 9 this year. Crookston Fire Department Captain Bob Magsam says he would love to see
The Crookston Fire Department would like to remind local residents to practice cooking safety. Cooking is the number one cause of home fires and home injuries. Crookston Firefighter Justin Johnson provides some tips on cooking safety including not cooking if you are sleepy or have consumed alcohol. “It’s always good to be on alert if
Today’s fire prevention tip from the Crookston Fire Department is to install and test smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms. Today’s tips are presented by Crookston Firefighter Chris Klawitter who says smoke alarms should be installed on every level along with both inside and outside every bedroom in the house. “Smoke alarms are very important
