ππ Join Us for the 37th Annual Deer Park Fire Department Parade & Holiday Ceremony! ππ
π Date: Saturday, December 7th π Time: Starts at 6:00 PM
π Parade Route: Starts at: Deer Park High School Ends at: Deer Park Fire Headquarters
Letβs come together as a community to celebrate the holiday season! Enjoy a holiday parade and ending with a holiday ceremony with light refreshment at our headquarters. Come light our tree and meet our special guests from the Northpole, Santa & Mrs. Claus.
π Help Us Support the Baggio Family Toy Drive! Bring a toy to the firehouse tomorrow night and help bring smiles to the children at Cohenβs Children Medical Center. Your donation will make a difference!
Letβs spread joy and support a great cause!
Canβt wait to see you there, Deer Park! π π€Ά ... See MoreSee Less
π¦ This Thanksgiving, keep the cranberry sauce on the table and the flames in the turkey fryer! The Deer Park Fire Department is here to wish you a wonderful holiday.
π₯§ Let's give thanks for no unattended ovens, and remember: if the turkey's smoking, you'd better be roasting marshmallows, too! π
ππ From all of us at the Deer Park Fire Department, have a safe and Happy Thanksgiving! ... See MoreSee Less
π¦πΎ Thanksgiving Feast Alert for Our Four-Legged Friends! πΆπ
Hey, Deer Park! As we start cooking to gather around the Thanksgiving table, letβs not forget our furry family members. Hereβs a quick guide on what your pups CAN and CANβT munch on during the festivities.
Keep those tails wagging and tummy aches at bay! Share this post with fellow dog-loving neighbors. πβ€οΈ
πWe have a very special message of gratitude to share with our community today! The Deer Park Fire Department extends a heartfelt thank you π to the wonderful Girl Scout Troop 499 for decorating our lobby Christmas tree with their creative and joyful decorations.
Their enthusiasm and artistic spirit have truly brought the holiday cheer into our headquarters, and we are proud to celebrate their efforts and community spirit.
Thank you, Troop 499, for your dedication and the bright smiles you bring to our community. We are incredibly proud of all you do. π
π¦π₯ Thanksgiving Safety Alert by Deer Park Fire Department! π₯π¦
We want to raise awareness about the peak days for home cooking fires - Thanksgiving, followed by Christmas Day, Christmas Eve, and the day before Thanksgiving. Our priority is your safety!
Here are some important fire safety tips to make this Thanksgiving hazard-free: 1οΈβ£ Be vigilant - never leave food cooking unattended. 2οΈβ£ Stay present - remain in your home while cooking your turkey, checking on it frequently. 3οΈβ£ Protect your loved ones - make and practice a fire escape plan. 4οΈβ£ Prevent accidents - keep anything that can catch fire (oven mitts, wooden utensils, food packaging) away from the stovetop.
π¦π Together, letβs ensure a safe and joyful Thanksgiving for our Deer Park community! Remember, safety starts at home. ππ¦ ... See MoreSee Less
π π»π Get Ready for a Magical Day, Deer Park! ππ€Άπ»
ππ The Deer Park Fire Department is thrilled to present Santa & Mrs. Clausβs Sleigh Ride through our community!
π Date: Saturday, December 21st β° Start Time: 10:00 AM
π π»π€Άπ» Santa and Mrs. Claus will be sleighing through town, spreading holiday cheer and joy! While time constraints mean they canβt visit every block this year, our dedicated volunteers will be bringing the magic to as much of Deer Park as possible for approximately 10 hours.
π· To ensure a safe and timely journey, we kindly ask everyone to gather curbside. Letβs create a magical atmosphere for all!
π² Stay Connected: Follow us on social media for real-time updates on Santa and Mrs. Clausβs route through Deer Park!
Wishing you a safe and healthy holiday season! πβ¨ ... See MoreSee Less
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ππ Join Us for the 37th Annual Deer Park Fire Department Parade & Holiday Ceremony! ππ
π Date: Saturday, December 7th
π Time: Starts at 6:00 PM
π Parade Route:
Starts at: Deer Park High School
Ends at: Deer Park Fire Headquarters
Letβs come together as a community to celebrate the holiday season! Enjoy a holiday parade and ending with a holiday ceremony with light refreshment at our headquarters. Come light our tree and meet our special guests from the Northpole, Santa & Mrs. Claus.
π Help Us Support the Baggio Family Toy Drive! Bring a toy to the firehouse tomorrow night and help bring smiles to the children at Cohenβs Children Medical Center. Your donation will make a difference!
Letβs spread joy and support a great cause!
Canβt wait to see you there, Deer Park! π π€Ά ... See MoreSee Less
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And, thanks for bringing Bob Kutch back!!!β€οΈ
π¦ This Thanksgiving, keep the cranberry sauce on the table and the flames in the turkey fryer! The Deer Park Fire Department is here to wish you a wonderful holiday.
π₯§ Let's give thanks for no unattended ovens, and remember: if the turkey's smoking, you'd better be roasting marshmallows, too! π
ππ From all of us at the Deer Park Fire Department, have a safe and Happy Thanksgiving! ... See MoreSee Less
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π¦πΎ Thanksgiving Feast Alert for Our Four-Legged Friends! πΆπ
Hey, Deer Park! As we start cooking to gather around the Thanksgiving table, letβs not forget our furry family members. Hereβs a quick guide on what your pups CAN and CANβT munch on during the festivities.
Keep those tails wagging and tummy aches at bay! Share this post with fellow dog-loving neighbors. πβ€οΈ
Have a pawsome Thanksgiving! 𦴠... See MoreSee Less
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πWe have a very special message of gratitude to share with our community today! The Deer Park Fire Department extends a heartfelt thank you π to the wonderful Girl Scout Troop 499 for decorating our lobby Christmas tree with their creative and joyful decorations.
Their enthusiasm and artistic spirit have truly brought the holiday cheer into our headquarters, and we are proud to celebrate their efforts and community spirit.
Thank you, Troop 499, for your dedication and the bright smiles you bring to our community. We are incredibly proud of all you do. π
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π¦π₯ Thanksgiving Safety Alert by Deer Park Fire Department! π₯π¦
We want to raise awareness about the peak days for home cooking fires - Thanksgiving, followed by Christmas Day, Christmas Eve, and the day before Thanksgiving. Our priority is your safety!
Here are some important fire safety tips to make this Thanksgiving hazard-free:
1οΈβ£ Be vigilant - never leave food cooking unattended.
2οΈβ£ Stay present - remain in your home while cooking your turkey, checking on it frequently.
3οΈβ£ Protect your loved ones - make and practice a fire escape plan.
4οΈβ£ Prevent accidents - keep anything that can catch fire (oven mitts, wooden utensils, food packaging) away from the stovetop.
π¦π Together, letβs ensure a safe and joyful Thanksgiving for our Deer Park community! Remember, safety starts at home. ππ¦ ... See MoreSee Less
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π π»π Get Ready for a Magical Day, Deer Park! ππ€Άπ»
ππ The Deer Park Fire Department is thrilled to present Santa & Mrs. Clausβs Sleigh Ride through our community!
π Date: Saturday, December 21st
β° Start Time: 10:00 AM
π π»π€Άπ» Santa and Mrs. Claus will be sleighing through town, spreading holiday cheer and joy! While time constraints mean they canβt visit every block this year, our dedicated volunteers will be bringing the magic to as much of Deer Park as possible for approximately 10 hours.
π· To ensure a safe and timely journey, we kindly ask everyone to gather curbside. Letβs create a magical atmosphere for all!
π² Stay Connected: Follow us on social media for real-time updates on Santa and Mrs. Clausβs route through Deer Park!
Wishing you a safe and healthy holiday season! πβ¨ ... See MoreSee Less
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