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  • Michigan Fatal Fire Statistics

    Michigan Fatal Fire Statistics

    As we shelter at home to protect each other and reduce the spread of COVID 19, the Chesterfield Fire Department  wants to remind you that other risks to your home still exist!

    Being at home gives us a great opportunity to focus on protection. In the next weeks, we will share good information on fire safety, sever weather, security, and other concerns for your family.

    Sadly, Michigan leads the country in fire deaths for 2020. We are sharing some statistics from the Michigan Fire Inspectors and MI-Prevention. Please discuss this with your family and watch for future information from us!

    Be safe, be healthy!!

  • New Promotions

    New Promotions

    The Chesterfield Fire Department would like to congratulate James Schafer Jr. and Mark Bletch, who were just promoted to the rank of Sergeant.

    Well done – we know you will do a great job!

  • Be Prepared With a NOAA Weather Alert Radio

    Be Prepared With a NOAA Weather Alert Radio

    The recent tragedy in greater Nashville reminds us that severe weather season is approaching. Sadly, most people do not have the ability to be awakened and alerted of severe weather when they are asleep. Consider picking up a NOAA weather alert radio for your home or workplace. You can also select one of several smart phone apps that will alert when severe weather is approaching your area.

    Stay alert, stay safe!

  • Moonbeams For Sweet Dreams 12/19

    Moonbeams For Sweet Dreams 12/19

    Join the Chesterfield Public Safety Department for ‘Moon Beams for Sweet Dreams’ Dinner & Bus Trip to Beaumont Children’s Hospital Thu. Dec. 19th @ 5:30PM

    “Moonbeams for Sweet Dreams,” is a program created by the Beaumont Children’s Pediatric Family Advisory Council at Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak for the third straight year!

    Each night at 8PM December 1st- 25th, pediatric patients will shine flashlights from their hospital windows and look for community members standing outside the hospital to shine them back.

    Many children are unable to leave their rooms and can feel isolated in the hospital as the rest of the world continues without them. With the help of the community, we can make sure they go to bed with smiles on their faces!

    Tickets available at the Chesterfield Police Dept. 24/7
    and at Chesterfield Fire Station 3 (23 Mile / Baker) Mon-Thu 8AM-2PM

    Minimum Donation $12 per Adult / $8 per Child
    (All proceeds benefitting Beaumont Children’s Hospital)

  • Chesterfield Fire Dept. Open House – Sunday Oct. 13th

    Chesterfield Fire Dept. Open House – Sunday Oct. 13th

    Please join the Chesterfield Fire Department as we cap off this year’s National Fire Prevention Week with our Annual Open House!

    The event will be held at Fire Station #3 (corner of 23 Mile & Baker) Sunday October 13th from 12:00pm-3:00pm

    This FREE family-friendly event will feature kids activities, interactive demonstrations, refreshments and more – all while learning about your local firefighters, their tools and facilities.

    For more information, call 586-725-2233

  • National Preparedness Month

    National Preparedness Month

    If you are close to Selfridge ANG Base and you suddenly start hearing voices…don’t worry. Every Wednesday at noon the base will test its outdoor notification system. The “Big Voice” is commonly used at military installations, colleges, sports venues, and other outdoor facilities to give directions in an emergency. They will also test their system on the first Saturday of each month at 1pm along with our countywide siren test.

    This month is National Preparedness Month. Getting information in an emergency is vital. Know how to find out what is happening from a reputable source no matter where you are. Cell phone apps, text notifications, weather alert radios, TV, and radio are good starts. Please do not use 911 as a way to find out what is happening! Keep phone lines open for emergencies. Instead, call a friend or family member to confirm an emergency. For more information, go to www.FEMA.gov

  • Station 1 Renovation & Expansion Project Underway

    Station 1 Renovation & Expansion Project Underway

    Crews are on-site today to begin work on the Chesterfield Fire Station 1 Renovation & Expansion project!

    This $2 million renovation project will expand the station an additional 3,500 sq ft – including second floor living quarters, workout room, offices, and more apparatus bays.