CENTRAL TEXAS BOMBEROS

CENTRAL TEXAS CHAPTER

OF THE

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF HISPANIC FIREFIGHTERS 

 

 

                                                 "UNITY THROUGH SERVICE TO OTHERS"


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The Central Texas Bomberos is dedicated in assisting all Central Texas Fire Departments, the Austin Firefighters Association (Local 975) and the Travis County system in the delivery of better programs, programs that reflect our growing and diverse workforce and community.

FREE SMAKE ALARM PROGRAM

The Austin Fire Department has a special initiative to ensure all senior citizens of Austin have a working smoke alarms.  If you are a senior citizen or know someone who is and need assistance with a smoke alarm contact us at Info@NAHFaustin.com

 

CAREER DAY SPEAKER REQUESTS

Our members are available to share their experiences as professional firefighters with schools, churches and organizations. Providing a positive role model and encouraging the pursuit of education to better our communities. Send requests to: Info@NAHFaustin.com

 

SAFETY INFORMATION REQUESTS

Our members can help you with life and fire safety information presentations to your business, church or organization. For more information contact us at: Info@NAHFaustin.com

 

                      KITCHEN SAFETY 

    • Keep children at least 3 feet away from the stove when food is cooking.

    • Avoid loose-fitting clothing

    • Never leave food unattended when cooking

    • Always turn pot handles inward

    • Don't store combustibles items on the stove (eg. potholders, hand towels)

    • Don't use electrical appliances near water and unplug them after use

    • Don't overload electrical outlets

    • Have an all purpose extinguisher nearby

    • Be sure the kitchen is well ventilated to prevent the build-up of carbon monoxide from gas cooking appliances 

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