The reverberations of 9-11-01 still impact us all today. Knowing 343 firefighters lost their lives honoring their commitment to their city. Reflecting on the tragedy and the terror. Remembering the bravery and unity. #neverforget
We're honored to receive Hoods4Heroes equipment from @MNFFFORG. These particulate hoods protect firefighters from harmful chemicals. Funded by their golf tournament and supported by the @RSCRCFRandy Fund, we’re one of 24 Minnesota departments to benefit. Thank you!
In honor of National Pet Fire Safety Day we remind you to include your pets in your fire safety plan! Please:
*Check your smoke & CO alarm batteries
*Store leashes near the door
*Paw proof your stove with child safety knobs
*Secure electrical wiring from being chewed
Join the Bucket Brigade this Independence Day. Fill a large bucket with water and dip your used legal fireworks before throwing them in the trash. Stop by Minnetonka Fire Department and pick up a Bucket Brigade sticker today!
It's National AED Awareness Week spotlighting how CPR can help save lives. The Minnetonka Fire Department now provides loaner AEDs to residents for use in our community, including community events. Learn how to reserve one for your event: https://t.co/8yq8tcvHVs
May 18-24 is National Public Works Week. Today we celebrate our coworkers who keep our streets drivable, our water flowing and so much more. Thank you, Minnetonka Public Works! #NPWW
It’s National EMS Week @EMSWeek ! Thank you @HennepinHC@northmemorial for the dedicated care that you provide Minnetonka and answering the call with us!
☀️It's going to be nice this weekend! If you plan on cleaning up your yard, please keep in mind that burning brush, leaves and yard waste is prohibited by the city. Public Works provides a brush drop off open now. Spring yard waste and leaf collection is open until May 10th.
A huge thank you and shout out to our Hennepin County 911 Dispatchers. They are the *first* first responders, handling over 600,000 emergency and non-emergency calls each year for 50 police, fire and medical agencies. Thank you for always answering the call.☎️
Sirens will go off at 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. today. Use these opportunities to practice your family tornado drill. During an actual tornado, it's best to find a room away from doors and windows on the lowest level of your home. Learn morea at https://t.co/InZOUxDmwT
On scene of a small fire on the 11000 block of Fairfield Road, fire is contained and residents have evacuated. Crews are checking for extension and working to ventilate the building.
It is National Poison Prevention Week, please take some time to ensure that anything poisonous is kept away from children. Put this number in your phone now in case you have questions or need help 1-800-222-1222.
Sparky the Fire Dog turns 74 this week! Help us celebrate by checking your smoke alarms and replacing any that don’t work or are older than 10 years! There should be a date on the back. Hint- if they have turned yellow with age they are overdue for replacement!
On scene of a garage fire near YMCA Lane, fire is under control and there are no injuries reported at this time. Crews are working to ventilate the building. Fire cause is under investigation at this time.
Give the gift of life this Valentine’s Day by learning Hands Only CPR!! We’ll be at The Marsh until 1pm today teaching you how, it only takes about 2 minutes and you don’t have to be a member to stop in and learn! Only two steps to save a life, call 911 and do the compressions!
On scene of a fire in a garage near Cedar Lake Road and Hopkins Crossroad, garage was evacuated and there are no apparent injuries at this time. Fire is out and crews are working to ventilate the building.
Keep your home safe from a fire during these cold days by following these heating tips! Did you know that most Minnesota heating fires occur in fireplaces and chimneys? Click for more info: https://t.co/sit267Db9T
February is heart safe month. Did you know that a cardiac arrest and a heart attack are not the same things. Learn the differences here. Call 911 for both emergencies and provide CPR for someone whose heart has stopped.