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Seasonal Safety
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Cold Weather Safety
Cosumnes Fire Department officials want everyone to be prepared for cold weather temperatures.
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Dangers of Frying A Turkey
The Cosumnes Fire Department warns that cooking with deep-fat turkey fryers can be very dangerous as they have a high risk of tipping over, overheating, or spilling hot oil and could lead to fires, burns, or other injuries.
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Drowning Prevention
Prevent drowning with these easy A-B-C-D's of water safety.
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Flooding Awareness
A strong El Nino is expected to influence weather and climate patterns in various ways. Understanding the type of hazardous weather that may affect you and your family where you live is an important component to preparedness.
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Fireworks
The communities of Galt and Elk Grove allow the use of Safe and Sane fireworks in accordance with local, state, and federal regulations during the Fourth of July season only.
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Grill With Safety This Summer
The Cosumnes Fire Department would like to offer these tips for safer grilling.
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Heat Preparedness
The best defense for heat-related illness and injury is prevention. Here are some prevention tips.
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Holiday & Christmas Tree Safety
Safety Preparedness when dealing with a holiday and Christmas Tree decorations.
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Hot Weather Tips
When the body heats too quickly to cool itself safely, or when you lose too much fluid or salt through dehydration or sweating, your body temperature rises and heat-related illness may develop.
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Life Jacket Loan Program
The Department of Boating and Waterways has partnered with local fire stations to make life jackets available to the public on a loan basis.
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Storm Information and Preparedness
The Cosumnes CSD Fire Department recommends residents to prepare for storms. Visit the website to view recommendations and phone numbers that you may need in case of an emergency during the storm.
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