As the saying goes, it’s always better to be safe than sorry. That couldn’t be truer when you think of the safety of your family. As a precaution, you should create a fire evacuation plan for your family in just … Continue reading →

Continuing Education “Ethics in Action” – 4 CE Credits DATE: Wednesday, February 22, 2012 PLACE: Disaster Kleenup, 701 N. Kings – Nampa, ID TIME: 12:45 – 5:00 PM TOPIC: “Ethics in Action” – Facilitated by the Better Business Bureau Seating … Continue reading →

Is There Mold In My House? There are a number of ways to know that you have mold in your house. Many people notice a musty smell, but most often, people will be alerted by health issues. Mold allergies, for … Continue reading →

Mold and mildew are not commonly associated with severe health risks—but these spores can cause major irritations such as skin rashes, elevated respiratory ailments, and nose, throat and lung problems. Minor irritations, such as sneezing, runny nose, and itchy eyes, … Continue reading →

Thu, Oct 20th 1:00pm FIRE SPRINKLERS: SCIENCE VS. MYTH (3 continuing education Credits — Course #3185244) Featuring the Nampa Fire Department & Deputy Chief Strosnider Come and learn about fire behavior myths and misconceptions, conclusions and questions about fire sprinklers … Continue reading →