Dinges Fire Company

13 hours ago

As we wrap up Fire Prevention Month 2026, here is one last reminder for when you're charging your devices:

If a rechargeable device or battery pack feels unusually hot, starts swelling or bulging, produces smoke, leaks, makes popping or hissing sounds, or has a sharp or unusual odor, stop using it right away. A battery that is behaving abnormally is a red flag that shouldn't be ignored. Stop using the device, unplug it, move it away from combustibles when safe to do so, and replace damaged components with approved ones. For more tips, see the link below:

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Dinges Fire Company

14 hours ago

Happy Halloween from Dinges Fire Company! Stay safe out there and enjoy the last of spooky season 👻🎃🦇

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Dinges Fire Company

2 days ago

Hello, my is Alan Beaudet. I've been in the fire service for 5 years. Prior to that I worked in product development in the auto industry in various roles for almost 30 yrs. I have a passion for all mechanical things. I've been married to my wife Sandy for over 30 years, and we have always had a dog or three around. Currently we have a 9-year-old black lab named Lucy that is very spoiled. I enjoy hunting and the outdoors, and still play with my favorite passion,Hello, my is Alan i#dingesfired#firefHello, my isiHello, eHello,iHello, cHello, my #Hello, my is Ae#firefamilyfridaymilyfriday ... See MoreSee Less