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LIVONIA PROFESSIONAL FIREFIGHTERS
Serving The City Of Livonia Since 1941
❮❯INFORMATION UPDATE 
We no longer accept bloodborne pathogens or sharps dropped off at our stations. Thank you. September 10, 2024 
Livonia Fire & Rescue is sponsoring a scholarship program to put paramedics through a 12-month program at Dorsey College! Selected applicants will get paid to go to school and receive an ambulance internship with Livonia Fire & Rescue. Apply by Sept. 13 by contacting Lt.
Paige and Jaden are your Livonia Firefighters scholarship winners for 2024! They were selected through our process where we seek out student leaders in the community who have always looked out for those in need. Paige will be attending the University of Michigan, studying political science in the hopes of being a lawyer.
The Commission on Professional Credentialing® has just awarded Chief Robert Jennison the professional designation of Chief Fire Officer on June 15, 2024.
The Livonia Fire Prevention department has been installing smoke alarms and CO Detectors for Livonia Residents. If you need smoke or CO detectors for you home and your live in Livonia we will supply and install at no cost to you. Contact Lieutenant Furstenau at 734.466.2439 to schedule an appointment.
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PausedPREVENTING CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING
• Service all heating systems and all gas-, oil- or coal-burning appliances by a technician annually.
• Install a battery-operated and electric-powered carbon monoxide detector in your home and check or replace the battery when you change the time on your clocks each spring and fall. If the detector sounds, leave your home immediately and call 911.
• Contact a doctor if you believe you have carbon monoxide poisoning.
• Do not use gas-powered devices such as a generator, grill or stove inside your home, basement or near a near a window or door. Generators should be operated more than 15 feet from the home.
• Do not run any gas-powered motor inside a closed structure, such as a garage.
• Do not heat a home with a gas oven.
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