Press Release. Fire Marshal Sprecher

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Press Release West Fargo Fire Department Promotes Sprecher to Fire Marshal For immediate release 07-05-2016 The West Fargo Fire Department is proud to announce that Fire Inspector Dell Sprecher has been promoted to Fire Marshal. This is a newly created positon that supervises … [Read more...]

West Fargo Fire Department

4 days ago

Did you know that the department is hiring three firefighters and a captain? Read the job descriptions and pay information at the City of West Fargo's website. These opportinuities close tommorow, so act fast. ... See MoreSee Less

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With not being with a department would West Fargo fire department help me get my fire 1 and firefighter 2? Do you know if you can sign up for classes as a civilian?

Would be a great department to work for!

West Fargo Fire Department

5 days ago

#WestFargoStreets Alert: 🚧 Sheyenne Street is now closed for eight weeks from south of 26th Ave. W. to north of 32nd Ave. W. Please use Veterans Blvd or Ninth St. W. to detour around the closure. 🚧 www.westfargostreets.com ... See MoreSee Less

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West Fargo Fire Department shared West Fargo Police Department's post.

6 days ago

This morning, we participated in a training alongside West Fargo Police Department, FM Ambulance and West Fargo Public Schools. This was a drill for an active incident at the West Fargo High School.DRILL TIME: The West Fargo Police Department, West Fargo Fire Department, FM Ambulance and West Fargo Public School practiced coordinated response to an active incident this morning at the West Fargo High School. #WestFargosFinest #WestFargoPD #WestFargoFD ... See MoreSee Less

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• Recreational fires cannot be located within 25 feet of a structure (including decks and fences) or other combustible material unless they are in a approved container designed for this purpose, such as a screened appliance.

• Approved containers shall be at least 15 feet from structures.

• Any condition that could cause a fire to spread within 25 feet of a structure needs to be eliminated before lighting the fire.

• The fire cannot be more than three feet in diameter and must be two feet or less in height.

• All recreational fires must be constantly attended until the fire is extinguished.

• Do not burn anything other than dry wood.

• Any recreational fire that will be offensive or objectionable due to smoke or odor emissions is prohibited.

• A fire extinguisher or a garden hose must be available for immediate use.

• Be a good neighbor and don't use a recreational fire on breezy days that will spread the smoke through the neighborhood.

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United States

Month	Fire/Rescue
2017 Totals	507 YTD
Jan	31/3
Feb	21/5
Mar	29/3
Apr	38/2
May	31/3
Jun	50/7
July	45/5
Aug	53/8
Sep	29/4
Oct	39/4
Nov	42/10
Dec	32/12

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2018 Totals	391	508
Jan	49	78
Feb	65	69
Mar	40	75
Apr	58	76
May	60	66
Jun	65	81
Jul	52	63
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