CPR Classes
The Sanford Fire Department is happy to offer CPR classes to the public. Whether you are an individual, business, or an organization interested, there is something for you. We have all levels of certification available, depending on your need. To find out more information, please contact:
Karyn Stanley at stanleyk@sanfordfl.gov
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Bike Helmets
In conjunction with the Sanford Police Department, we are working to help children ride safer. When a Sanford Police Officer sees a child riding without a recognized bicycle helmet, he will stop the child and issue him/her a special citation. This citation must then be taken to the Sanford Fire Department main station at 1303 S. French Avenue, to be exchanged for a helmet. Failure to do so will result in a fine for the child and his/her guardian. This is a one time only opportunity.
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A Safe Place for Kid's
Any store, restaurant, or building displaying the yellow and black sign shown here, is a "SAFE PLACE". The Sanford Fire Department is a "SAFE PLACE". Any kid, boy or girl, any age, can go to any Sanford Fire station, as well as many other fire stations in Seminole County if they need help. Ask someone who works there to help you...we know what to do. Help is free and confidential. In conjunction with Boys Town.
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Smoke Alarm Program
The Sanford Fire Department will provide and install smoke detectors in your home. These are battery operated smoke detectors and are supplied free of charge to those that request them. Please contact our Fire Prevention office.
Contact Mark James at 407.688.5000 ext 5300.
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Safe Kid's Car Seat Check
Authorized local Fire Departments will check out your child car seats/child restraints to ensure that they are installed and working properly. Contact your local Fire Department to see if they are participating. Then set up an appointment to have yours checked out.
Contact Mark James at 407.688.5000 ext 5300.
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Sharp's Drop-off
Authorized Fire Departments are available for citizens to drop off their used insulin needles and other bio-hazard materials. They will take your container and exchange it with a new container. Just bring your container in during normal business hours, or call for information on when you can drop it off.
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