Home fires can start and spread quickly but a bit of planning can save the lives of your family.
Make sure children are able to hear the sound of a smoke alarm, and know how to respond.
Teach children two ways out of every room in your home.
Practice your home fire escape plan with your children.
Teach them how to get out of the home in case you are not able to assist them.
The Somerset Fire Department is currently seeking new members to help serve our community. Responding to almost 400 calls for service per year is a demanding job and WE NEED YOUR HELP! To learn how you can serve your community call 445.4343 for more information. 
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Incident Report for June 2018 |
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| Structure fires | 4 |
| Structure fire rekindle | 1 |
| Structure fire (mutual assist) | 1 |
| Small fire of minimal damage | 1 |
| Vehicle fire | 1 |
| Brush fire | 1 |
| Small fire of minimal damage | 1 |
| Automatic alarms | 7 |
| Vehicle accidents | 7 |
| Vehicle accidents (mutual assist) | 2 |
| Hazardous materials incident | 1 |
| Ruptured gas line | 1 |
| Physical rescues | 2 |
| Weather emergency | 1 |
| Flooded basements | 2 |
| Downed trees | 2 |
Total Incident Count: |
35 |
Incident Report for May 2018 |
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| Structure fires | 2 |
| Vehicle fire | 1 |
| Brush fire | 1 |
| Small fire of minimal damage | 1 |
| Automatic alarms | 4 |
| Vehicle accidents | 7 |
| Physical rescue | 1 |
| Haz mat incident | 1 |
| Flooding | 1 |
| Traffic control | 1 |
Total Incident Count: |
20 |
