Community Food Drive
During these harder economic times, our community members can use your help. Beginning Monday, all Titusville Fire Stations (and Fire Headquarters) will be collection points for food contributions. Suggested items include:
- Peanut butter
- Jelly
- Boxed cereals
- Canned meats (with pop-tops)
- Boxed macaroni and cheese
- Pork 'n Beans
- Canned soups
With hurricane season drawing to a close, this is a great opportunity to go through your pantry and dispose of the food stuffs you stockpiled for emergencies at the beginning of summer. Or, make the food drive a challenge match among your fellow employees, or challenge your civic organization, school, or church members to see who can donate the most! Regardless of whether you drop off one can or one case, everybody wins!
Titusville Fire Station Locations:
- Station #10: 617 N. Singleton Avenue
- Station #11/Headquarters: 550 S. Washington Avenue
- Station #12: 2150 S. Park Avenue
- Station #13: 4715 Barna Avenue
The members of the Fire and Emergency Services Department thank you in advance for your support of our community and its members! If you have any questions, please contact Titusville Fire and Emergency Services, 383-5708.
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SPRING FORWARD - FALL BACK
BUT, ALSO CHECK YOUR FAMILY'S FIRE PROTECTION
Fire & Emergency Services
TEST YOUR SMOKE AND CARBON MONOXIDE ALARMS
TO INSURE THEIR WORKING EFFECTIVENESS
CHANGE THE BATTERIES IN YOUR ALARMS WHEN
THE TIME CHANGES AT 2:00AM
Spring forward, Fall back
During DST, clocks are turned forward an hour,
effectively moving an hour of daylight from the morning to the evening.
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DST Begins |
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DST Ends |
| Year |
at 2:00am |
at 2:00am |
| 2009 |
March 8 |
November 1 |
| 2010 |
March 14 |
November 7 |
| 2011 |
March 13 |
November 6 |
| 2012 |
March 11 |
November 4 |
Titusville Fire and Emergency Services Department is encouraging all members of our community to take the opportunity during this weekend's time change to also change the batteries in their smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and make sure they are functioning properly.
The National Fire Protection Association statistics show that in homes equipped with smoke alarms, the units did not function properly in 3 out of every 10 fires. The devices did not work primarily because of missing, dead or disconnected batteries. Households with non-working smoke alarms now outnumber those households with no smoke alarms at all. This is an alarming statistic that must be reversed. Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms are one of the most effective means to provide early warnings to homeowners of impending fire or deadly gases.
If Titusville citizens need assistance in changing the batteries, checking their smoke detectors or installing new detectors, our firefighters are available to help. Also, if our citizens need smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, but can't afford them, Titusville Fire and Emergency Services Department will provide and install them, FREE OF CHARGE.
For more information or to set up an appointment for a detector check or installation, please contact Titusville Fire and Emergency Services Headquarters at 383-5708.
TITUSVILLE FIRE STATION LOCATIONS:
- Fire Station #10: 565 N. Singleton Avenue
- Fire Station #11: 550 S. Washington Avenue
- Fire Station #12: 2150 S. Park Avenue
- Fire Station #14: 4660 Barna Avenue
Adrian Kilgore, Media Services
City of Titusville, Florida
Office (321) 383-5895 ext. 214
Cell (321) 693-8560
Pager (321) 617-8698
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