Christmas trees, candles, and cooking all are things synonymous with the holiday season. What you’re probably not thinking about is fire safety! However, an increased risk of a home fire is a reality of this special time of year. LPFPD4 wants to help you add a little safety prep to your planning. Here are a few safety tips to remember this holiday season:

With Thanksgiving just a few days away, holiday preparations have surely begun. You may be thinking about the menu, table arrangements and spending time with your loved ones. But, Livingston Parish Fire Protection District 4 wants to help you add a little safety prep to your planning.

As colder weather starts to set in, Livingston Parish Fire Protection District 4 would like to encourage residents to practice space heater safety and know the potential risks associated with home heating equipment. Home fires occur more in the winter months than any other time of year.

As summer temperatures remain high through August, so does the risk of heat-related illness. While temperatures remain in the 90s offering little relief for locals, it is vital to know the signs and symptoms of heat exhaustion and heat stroke so that you can respond quickly in an emergency.

LPFPD4 will be conducting OpenSafely courtesy visits to businesses within our district over the next several weeks.

Hurricane season begins June 1. Each year the Department of Atmospheric Science at Colorado State University (CSU) in releases its Atlantic hurricane forecast.

With the growing concern over the spread of Coronavirus, we feel it is important to keep you informed of the steps you should take to protect yourself and your family.