Services & Programs
The following services are offered through the St. Louis Park Fire Department
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Adopt-A-Hydrant
Volunteers help ensure that firefighters have fast access to fire hydrants in residential neighborhoods.
Requirements
- Shovel snow away from one hydrant after each snowfall for one winter.
- Call (952) 928-6025 e-mail krzesowiak.sarah@slpschools.org.
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- To schedule and appointment, please call 924-2595.
- Map to this location
***Appointments are required! Sorry, we are unable to accommodate walk-ins.
Additional information is available at:
- Auto Safety Hotline: 800-424-9393
- www.buckleupkids.state.mn.us
- www.safekids.org
- www.carseat.org
- www.hcmc.org/safecommunities
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If your smoke detector is sounding
Stay calm and assess the situation.
If you smell smoke or see flames or smoke, leave your apartment immediately! Be sure to shut the room door and the apartment door on your way out. Pull the fire alarm on your way out, and call 911 from a neighbor's phone. The safest place to wait is outside the building.
If your burnt toast or oven broiler is causing the detector to sound, but there's no fire, don't open your hallway apartment door to clear the smoke from your unit. Opening the door may activate the entire building's fire alarm system. Instead, open a window and turn on the exhaust fan to clear out any smoke.
If your apartment smoke detector is sounding but you don't see or smell smoke, it may be a false alarm. Try fanning air across the detector with a piece of paper, opening a window or running the exhaust fan. Report the false alarm to the owner or caretaker and request a replacement smoke detector.










