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Fire & Life Safety
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911 Emergency Procedures
Three very simple phone numbers, 911, will connect you with highly trained dispatchers in the Seminole County Dispatch Center if you are an Oviedo resident.
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Children Fire Safety Interactive Resources
The City of Oviedo Fire Rescue Department recognizes that quality fire education for children is best accomplished with interactive technology absent the opportunity to visit one of our Fire Stations for a formal tour and fire safety presentation.
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CPR Certification
The City of Oviedo Fire Rescue Department encourages you to obtain CPR certification and/or maintain your current Certification for this life saving skill.
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Fire & Life Safety Programs
View various programs regarding fire and life safety in Oviedo.
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Fire & Life Safety Tips
Learn about tips and helpful ideas to keep you and your family safe in various fire and life safety situations.
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Heat Related Emergencies
A Heat Related Emergency is common during the high temperature summer months and particularly apply to those working outdoors, the very young, and the elderly or those with other medical conditions.
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Help Us Find You in an Emergency
The City of Oviedo Fire Rescue Department and Police Department encourage you to make sure your home address is properly displayed in order for emergency responders to find your home quickly in case of an emergency.
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Home Fire Safety Inspection
The City of Oviedo Fire Rescue Emergency Management provides a Home Fire Safety Inspections Checklist to use for each room of your home and offer fire safety tips and suggestions to safe guard your family from the threat of fire.
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Report a Fire or Life Safety Code Violation
The City of Oviedo Fire Rescue Department provides on going commercial building Fire and Life Safety inspections in order to maintain a fire safe community with a low fire occurrence.
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Safe Haven for Newborns Surrendered Infant Law
The City of Oviedo Fire Rescue Department is pleased to be part of a state wide program with A Safe Haven for Newborns-Gloria M. Silverio Foundation, which was created in response to the abandonment of newborn infants in the State of Florida.