3/14/2023 Porterville Fire monitoring water levels at various locations in Porterville throughout the day. | Porterville Stringer

DID YOU KNOW? Porterville Fire Department conducts simulated fire suppression training and drills every day! While not on calls, the department conducts a variety of live training on everything from structure fire suppression and tactics to rescues, vehicle extraction, and much more. I was fortunate enough to be able to attend the training today, which was a simulated structure fire at an apartment complex in the 400 block of W. Morton Ave. Engine 73, Engine 72, Truck 71, Patrol #71 and Battali

382 reactions · 230 shares | Our community facilities will be closed effective Sunday 22 March as a precaution to slow the spread of COVID-19. Read more at: https://ourhamilton.co.nz/community-environment/council-closes-all-community-facilities-as-a-precaution/ | Hamilton City Council | Facebook

4.7K views · 22 comments |  Batteries are the leading cause of fires in bins  Please don't put them in your rubbish bin, you could be putting the people that handle your waste in danger ✅ Recycle them safely at any of Birmingham’s Household Recycling Centres. Book online first Find out more  | Birmingham City Council | Facebook

205K views · 397 reactions | Reminder to residents ✅ Put your rubbish in or next to your wheelie bin outside your property or at your usual collection point  Our collection crew will collect as soon as possible ❌ Please don’t dump your rubbish elsewhere, this will delay our crew from usual collections and is considered fly-tipping Find out more  | Birmingham City Council | Facebook