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location suitable for helicopter landing in
order to permit air evacuation.
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Help us to reach you sooner by having
your house numbers posted conspicuously, and take other reasonable
precautions:
When working outside your home, carry a cell phone or cordless
phone;
Consider using inexpensive "walkie-talkie" radios to
communicate with a family member or neighbor when doing
potentially dangerous tasks like chain-sawing or brush-burning at some distance from your home;
Alert first responders to unique medical conditions by wearing
a "MedAlert" bracelet, if appropriate, and
contact us about our Rescue Outreach Program.
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Consider your own training in first aid and CPR (cardio-pulmonary resuscitation.)
When a medical emergency arises, the first few minutes are of vital importance. If you'd like to upgrade your first aid
or CPR skills, we'll work with you or your group to arrange for the proper training. Call the District office for further information.
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The Fire Department is also working with Sierra Family Medical Clinic
to provide Automatic External Defibrillators and training in their use.
Eventually we hope to have such equipment in area businesses, community
centers and other places where larger numbers congregate.
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