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Smoke alarms save live Fire Prevention week Starts today make sure you check you smoke alarms. #NFPA#Smokealarmsmakethemworkforyou

Ocean Rd. at South Pier Rd. north to Memorial Pl. now open to thru traffic. Boston Neck Rd. north/south lanes at Beach St. north to Dunes Club remains closed thru traffic. Local DPW and State DOT crews on site working to clear remaining debris & open; estimate by 3PM today.

Ocean Road at Boston neck Road north to Dunes Club in front of Town Beach closed north/south travel due to heavy surf and storm tidal surge inundation; roadway flooded. Seek alternate routes.

Check out this news article for Narragansett narragansettri.gov/CivicAlerts.as…

Impactful storm with Heavy Rains Wind/Coastal Flooding/ Potential for beach erosion. Friday night into Saturday. Storm system is similar to the last but not expected to be as intense. Heavy rainfall expected. Strong ESE winds could result in power outages. Fire/EMS crews on alert

Did you know fire extinguishers are easy to use? PASS it on, make sure your family knows the 4 simple steps. #Firepreventionweek youtu.be/BLjoWjCrDqg?si…

It’s National Fire Prevention Week! Did you know that cooking and heating mishaps are the leading causes of home fires and injuries? Stay fire-smart by following these essential tips.

IMPORTANT: On Wednesday, Oct. 4th at 2:20 p.m. ET, there will be a nationwide emergency alert test on cell phones, wireless devices, radios, and TVs. This is a standard test that occurs at least once every three years. No action is needed. Info & FAQs: fema.gov/emergency-mana…

Members of the Narragansett Fire Department are responding to a reported structure fire on Block Island, stations are being backfilled, and a callback has been initiated!

FIREFIGHTER RECRUITMENT - The Town of Narragansett is currently accepting applications for the establishment of an eligibility list for the position of Firefighter. Applications must be submitted through the FirefighterApp portal firefighterapp.com/Narragansett-R…

Shout out to the Narragansett Fire Department for fine work in 20 mph winds fighting an attic fire at 17 Spruce Ave. @RIBNS

Oily and solvent-wet rags can spontaneously combust if not disposed of properly. Store them in a tightly sealed metal container and then discard them. #HouseholdChemicalSafety #FirePrevention #BeSafe

@NarragansettFD has spent the last week working tough terrain to help contain brush fires in our town, West Greenwich, and Exeter! Dozens of great FD’s from RI and surrounding states worked tirelessly to protect lives and property. Great job everyone…let’s hope for rain!

Fire conditions in RI are extremely high and Narragansett is no exception! We responded to two fires today, one of which made its way dangerously close to a residential home. Great stop Engine 3!