pThank you to all the USR residents that participated in our Project Santa event raising funds for the USRFD 911 monument. nbspSanta was able to bring cheer to many USR children throughout the town nbspppbr typemozppHappy Holidays to all on behalf of the Project Santa Crewp

nbspTonight the members of the USRFD completed their annual mandatory mask fit testing. nbspA total of 30 members tested certifying them for interior firefighting.

nbspSantas delivery list is made and hes checking it twicenbspbrbrBe on the lookout for Santa making his way through USR on Saturday from 4-8PM.nbspbrbrUnfortunately the NORAD Santa tracker is down for maintenance on Saturday but it looks like he will be covering the north side of USR from 4-6PM and the south from 6-8PM.pp

pnbspThe gift drop-off tonight was a huge success nbspWe have the sleigh route mapped out for Saturday nbspMany thanks to the residents of USR for supporting the 911 monument project by donating nbsppdivbrdivdivGift delivery is on Saturday from 4-8PM. nbspKeep an eye out for Santa and his helpers on the streets of USRdivpp

pnbspUSRFD and HHKFD members assisted in the filming of the new TV series Positively Ernie. nbspThis show featured volunteers. nbspppbr typemozppClick this story to check out the link on YouTube nbspStory was initially aired on Fox 5 December 15 2012p

span stylecolor rgb51 51 51 font-family lucida grande tahoma verdana arial sans-serif font-size 13px line-height 18px text-align left Everyone set their DVRs Airing Saturday December 15 530PM on Fox 5spanbr stylecolor rgb51 51 51 font-family lucida grande tahoma verdana arial sans-serif font-size 13px line-height 18px text-align left br stylecolor rgb51 51 51 font-family lucida grande tahoma verdana arial sans-serif font-size 13px line-height 18px text-align left span stylecolor rgb51 51 51 font-family lucida grande tahoma verdana arial sans-serif font-size 13px line-height 18px text-align left NJ Firefighters to be Featured on Fox5s New Program Positively Erniespanbr stylecolor rgb51 51 51 font-family lucida grande tahoma verdana arial sans-serif font-size 13px line-height 18px text-align left br stylecolor rgb51 51 51 font-family lucida grande tahoma verdana arial sans-serif font-size 13px line-height 18px text-align left span stylecolor rgb51 51 51 font-family lucida grande tahoma verdana arial sans-serif font-size 13px line-height 18px text-align left Emmy Award-winning newscaster Ernie Anastos is hosting an episode of his new TV series from the Bspandiv classtextexposedshow styledisplay inline color rgb51 51 51 font-family lucida grande tahoma verdana arial sans-serif font-size 13px line-height 18px text-align left ergen County Fire Academy.brbrPositively Ernie is an upbeat news magazine spotlighting the many people and organizations that are helping to make our community our country – and even the worldbr- a far better place.brbrBecause of the nature of TV news Anastos explains after weve reported the major events of the day theres precious little time left to tell viewers about all the positivebrstories happening around us. Thats why Im so excited about this program. Were only covering stories that are going to make us feel better about life. Stories that will encourage and inspire us.brbrWith the help of volunteer firefighters from Ho Ho Kus and Upper Saddle River Ernie experienced firsthand what it takes to be a first responder. Donning turnout gear Erniebrwas shown the techniques for climbing an aerial ladder as well as how to work with a team to battle a raging car fire.brbrThe four episode series of Positively Ernie airs at 530pm on Saturdays starting December 1.brbrThe December 15th broadcast will focus on the essential role volunteer firefighters play in our communities. The program also calls attention to the need for more people to join their local fire departments.brbrPositively Ernie is a joint production of Ernie Anastos and Alan Weiss Productions.divpp

pnbspKeep YourHolidays From Going Up in Flamesppspan stylefont-size12.0ptUpper Saddle River Fire Department OffersFire Prevention Tipsnbspspanspan stylefont-size12.0ptfor a Safeiandispanspan stylefont-size12.0pt Festive Holiday Seasonspanspan stylefont-size14.0ptopopspannbsppp classMsoNormal aligncenter stylemargin-bottom0inmargin-bottom.0001pttext-aligncenterline-heightnormalopoppp classMsoNormal stylemargin-bottom0inmargin-bottom.0001ptspan stylefont-weightnormalFor most of us the holidayseason represents a time for family festivities and good cheer. What few of usconsider is that the holiday season is a time when there is an increased riskof home fires. According to Upper Saddle River Fspanspan stylefont-weightnormalire Department many households engage in holidayactivities that serve as some of the leading causes of U.S. home firesincluding cooking. Christmas trees candle usage and holiday decorations alsosignificantly contribute to the seasonal causes of home fires. Add to that thehectic nature of the holidays when people are trying to accomplish multipletasks at one time and the chance for home fires grows even further.spanpp classMsoNormal stylemargin-bottom0inmargin-bottom.0001pt–13557520479550–nbsp–13557520479551–opoppp classMsoNormal stylemargin-bottom0inmargin-bottom.0001ptAs everyonegets busier during the holidays we often become rushed distracted or tiredsays Erik Vierheilig Lieutenant of the USRFD.span stylefont-weightnormalnbspspanspan stylefont-weightnormalnbspThats when home fires are morelikely to occur.spanpp classMsoNormal stylemargin-bottom0inmargin-bottom.0001ptspan stylemso-spacerun yesnbspspanpp classMsoNormal stylemargin-bottom0inmargin-bottom.0001ptFortunatelywith a little added awareness and some minor adjustments to holiday cooking anddecorating the season can remain festive iandispan stylefont-stylenormal safe for everybody. By taking some preventative steps and followingsimple rules of thumb most home fires can be prevented says Lt. Vierheilig.spanpp classMsoNormal stylemargin-bottom0inmargin-bottom.0001ptspan stylefont-stylenormalspan–13557520479552–nbsp–13557520479553–opoppp classMsoNormal stylemargin-bottom0inmargin-bottom.0001ptWithunattended cooking as the leading cause of U.S. home fires and home fireinjuries Vierheilig sayspan stylefont-weightnormals tostay in the kitchen while youre frying grilling or broiling food. Mostcooking fires involve the stovetop so keep anything that can catch fire awayfrom it and turn off the stove when you leave the kitchen even if its for ashort period of time. If youre simmering boiling baking or roasting foodcheck it regularly and use a timer to remind you that youre cooking. The USRFDstrongstrongspanspan stylefont-weightnormalnbspalsosuggests creating a kid-free zone of at least three feet around the stove andareas where hot food and drinks are prepared or carried.spanpp classMsoNormal stylemargin-bottom0inmargin-bottom.0001pt–13557520479554–nbsp–13557520479555–opoppp classMsoNormalCandles are widely used in homes throughout the holidaysand December is the peak month for home candle fires. The nonprofit NationalFire Protection Associations NFPA statistics show almost half of all homedecoration fires are started by candlesb. nbspbThe Upper Saddle Rivernbspspan stylefont-weightnormalFire Department encourages spanUSRspan stylefont-weightnormalnbspresidents to consider usingflameless candles which look and smell like real candles. However if you douse traditional candles keep them at least 12 away from anything that canburn and remember to blow them out when you leave the room or go to bed. Usecandle holders that are sturdy wont tip over and are placed on unclutteredsurfaces. Avoid using candles in the bedroom where one-third of U.S. candle firesbegin or other areas where people may fall asleep. Lastly never leave a childalone in a room with a burning candle.spanpp classMsoNormalAccording to NFPA U.S. fire departments respond to 230 homestructure fires caused by Christmas trees each year. One of every three of themis caused by electrical problems and one in five resulted from a heat sourcethats too close to the tree. bThe bUpper Saddle Rivernbspspan stylefont-weightnormalFire Department offers the following advice forpicking placing and lighting the treespanpp classMsoNormal stylemargin-top0inmargin-right0inmargin-bottom0inmargin-left.5inmargin-bottom.0001pttext-indent-.25inmso-listl0 level1 lfo1–13557520479556–span stylefont-familySymbolspan stylefont7.0pt quotTimes New Romanquotnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspspanspan–13557520479557–If you have an artificial tree be sure its labeledcertified or identified by the manufacturer as fire-retardant.pp classMsoNormal stylemargin-top0inmargin-right0inmargin-bottom0inmargin-left.5inmargin-bottom.0001pttext-indent-.25inmso-listl0 level1 lfo1–13557520479558–span stylefont-familySymbolspan stylefont7.0pt quotTimes New Romanquotnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspspanspan–13557520479559–If you choose a fresh tree make sure the green needlesdont fall off when touched before placing it in the stand cut 2 from thebase of the trunk. Add water to the tree stand and be sure to water it daily.pp classMsoNormal stylemargin-top0inmargin-right0inmargin-bottom0inmargin-left.5inmargin-bottom.0001pttext-indent-.25inmso-listl0 level1 lfo1–135575204795510–span stylefont-familySymbolspan stylefont7.0pt quotTimes New Romanquotnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspspanspan–135575204795511–Make sure the tree is not blocking an exit and is atleast three feet away from any heat source like fireplaces space heatersradiators candles and heat vents or lights.pp classMsoNormal stylemargin-top0inmargin-right0inmargin-bottom0inmargin-left.5inmargin-bottom.0001pttext-indent-.25inmso-listl0 level1 lfo1–135575204795512–span stylefont-familySymbolspan stylefont7.0pt quotTimes New Romanquotnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspspanspan–135575204795513–Use lights that have the label of an independenttesting laboratory and make sure you know whether they are designed for indooror outdoor use.pp classMsoNormal stylemargin-top0inmargin-right0inmargin-bottom0inmargin-left.5inmargin-bottom.0001pttext-indent-.25inmso-listl0 level1 lfo1–135575204795514–span stylefont-familySymbolspan stylefont7.0pt quotTimes New Romanquotnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspspanspan–135575204795515–Replace any string of lights with worn or broken cordsor loose bulb connections. Connect no more than three strands of mini-stringsets and a maximum of 50 bulbs for screw-in bulbs.pp classMsoNormal stylemargin-top0inmargin-right0inmargin-bottom0inmargin-left.5inmargin-bottom.0001pttext-indent-.25inmso-listl0 level1 lfo1–135575204795516–span stylefont-familySymbolspan stylefont7.0pt quotTimes New Romanquotnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspspanspan–135575204795517–Never use lit candles to decorate the tree.pp classMsoNormal stylemargin-top0inmargin-right0inmargin-bottom0inmargin-left.5inmargin-bottom.0001pttext-indent-.25inmso-listl0 level1 lfo1–135575204795518–span stylefont-familySymbolspan stylefont7.0pt quotTimes New Romanquotnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspspanspan–135575204795519–Always turn off Christmas tree lights before leavingthe home or going to bed.brpp classMsoNormal stylemargin-top0inmargin-right0inmargin-bottom0inmargin-left.5inmargin-bottom.0001pttext-indent-.25inmso-listl0 level1 lfo1–135575204795520–span stylefont-familySymbolspan stylefont7.0pt quotTimes New Romanquotnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspspanspan–135575204795521–After Christmas get rid of the tree. Dried-out treesare a fire hazard and should not be left in the home or garage or placedoutside the home.pp classMsoNormal stylemargin-top0inmargin-right0inmargin-bottom0inmargin-left.5inmargin-bottom.0001pttext-indent-.25inmso-listl0 level1 lfo1–135575204795522–span stylefont-familySymbolspan stylefont7.0pt quotTimes New Romanquotnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspspanspan–135575204795523–Bring outdoor electrical lights inside after theholidays to prevent hazards and make them last longer.pp classMsoNormal stylemargin-bottom0inmargin-bottom.0001pt–135575204795524–nbsp–135575204795525–opoppp classMsoNormal stylemargin-bottom0inmargin-bottom.0001ptBy followingthese fire prevention tips and measure the Upper Saddle Rivernbspspan stylefont-weightnormalFire Department says you can greatly reduce therisk of fire in your home and enjoy a safe holiday season. The holidays canquickly turn from joyful to tragic when a fire occurs says Lt. Vierheiligspanb. bspan stylefont-weightnormalBy taking simple precautionspeople can avoid potential fire hazards and make this time of year a healthyand happy one.spanpp classMsoNormal stylemargin-bottom0inmargin-bottom.0001pt–135575204795526–nbsp–135575204795527–opoppp classMsoNormal stylemargin-bottom0inmargin-bottom.0001ptVisit a hrefhttpwww.nfpa.orgholiday fcksavedurlhttpwww.nfpa.orgholidaywww.nfpa.orgholidaya for moreinformation and safety tips.nbspp–135575204795528–

nbspMembers of the USRFD performed several extrication techniques at a Saturday extrication drill held at USRFD Headquarters including trunk tunneling roof removal side removal and basic door removal.

nbspspan classApple-style-span styleborder-collapse collapse color rgb34 34 34 font-family arial sans-serif font-size 13px Got anbspspan classil stylebackground-image initial background-attachment initial background-origin initial background-clip initial background-color rgb255 255 204 color rgb34 34 34 background-position initial initial background-repeat initial initial junkspannbspspan classil stylebackground-image initial background-attachment initial background-origin initial background-clip initial background-color rgb255 255 204 color rgb34 34 34 background-position initial initial background-repeat initial initial carspannbspcollecting dust in your garage or driveway ThenbspUpper Saddle River Volunteer Fire Departmentnbspwould love to take it off your hands.p stylemargin-right 0in margin-left 0in font-style inherit margin-bottom 8.55pt vertical-align baseline span stylebackground-color rgba255 255 255 0 The fire department is seeking donatednbspspan classil stylebackground-image initial background-attachment initial background-origin initial background-clip initial background-color rgb255 255 204 color rgb34 34 34 background-position initial initial background-repeat initial initial carsspannbspthat can be used for training exercises and not only will they remove it for you youll receive a tax deduction for your contribution Fire Lieutenant Erik Vierheilig said.uuuuspanspan stylebackground-color rgba255 255 255 0 nbspnbspuuuuspanpp stylemargin-right 0in margin-left 0in font-style inherit margin-bottom 8.55pt vertical-align baseline span stylebackground-color rgba255 255 255 0 The vehicles will be used for extrication training exercises being offered to volunteer firefighters from Upper Saddle River during the upcoming months. nbspEssentially they create mock accident scenes and let the firefighters hone their techniques on removing people.uuuuspanpp stylemargin-right 0in margin-left 0in font-style inherit margin-bottom 8.55pt vertical-align baseline span stylebackground-color rgba255 255 255 0 To donate annbspspan classil stylebackground-image initial background-attachment initial background-origin initial background-clip initial background-color rgb255 255 204 color rgb34 34 34 background-position initial initial background-repeat initial initial autospan call the fire department atnbspa hreftel201.327.0285 targetblank stylecolor rgb17 85 204 201.327.0285anbspor e-mail at a hrefjavascriptlocation.hrefmailtoString.fromCharCode1051101021116411711511410210046111114103 fcksavedurljavascriptlocation.hrefmailtoString.fromCharCode1051101021116411711511410210046111114103infousrfd.organbspnbspuuspanpdivspan stylebackground-color rgba255 255 255 0 brspandivspanpp

pnbspUSRFD Tanker 1233 along with a task force including a ladder and two engines from Pascack Valley and a rescue from Ramsey were deployed to Ocean County to assist their communities after Hurricane Sandy devastated the coast of New Jersey. nbspThe USRFD crew nbspfrom L to RppFirefighter Dane Funsch Lt. Erik Vierheilig Firefighter LJ Lupinacci Firefighter Jake Kossowski Firefighter Brandon Bachp

pnbspCongrats to the USRFD Firematic and Executive Officers for 2013ppbr typemozppChief John SchianchippAsst Chief Mark VogelsangppCaptain Erik VierheiligppLieutenant Craig Sklarpp2nd Lieutenant Erin McGuireppbr typemozppPresident Pat BertolloppVice President Phil DinizppSecretary Jim LevineppTreasurer Lou MankeppSgt at Arms Chet RobertsppChaplain Harrison Woodppbr typemozppBest of luck to all the officersp

nbspUSRFD Engine 1232 and Tanker 1233 responded mutual aid to Ramsey for a fully involved commuter bus fire on Route 17. nbspCrews from Ramsey and USR rapidly extinguished the flames and performed through overhaul. nbspGreat job by all

p stylecolor rgb34 34 34 font-family arial sans-serif font-size 13px margin-top 0px margin-bottom 0px span stylebackground-color rgba255 255 255 0 Santa Claus is Coming to Townspanpp stylecolor rgb34 34 34 font-family arial sans-serif font-size 13px margin-top 5px margin-bottom 5px span stylebackground-color rgba255 255 255 0 The Upper Saddle River Volunteer Fire Department is launching Project Santa this holiday season to help raise funds for the departments Sept. 11 Memorial Project.spanpp stylecolor rgb34 34 34 font-family arial sans-serif font-size 13px margin-top 5px margin-bottom 5px span stylebackground-color rgba255 255 255 0 Can you imagine a fire truck with lights and sirens and playing Christmas carols pulling up in front of your home with Santa ClausnbspFor a 20 donation from each USR family Santa will delivernbspthe familysnbspgifts by fire trucknbspon Saturday Dec.nbsp22 from 4-8nbspp.m.nbspA delivery schedule will be e-mailed prior to the delivery date.nbspspanpp stylecolor rgb34 34 34 font-family arial sans-serif font-size 13px margin-top 5px margin-bottom 5px span stylebackground-color rgba255 255 255 0 Thenbspservicenbspis open to Upper Saddle River residents only. To participatenbspbring a small wrapped giftnbspmust fit in a normal sized grocery store paper bag and a check made payable to the USRFD to the firehouse 375 West Saddle River Road Upper Saddle River.nbsp One gift per person pleasenbsp Drop-off of gifts will be on Wednesday Dec. 19nbspfrom 5-8nbspp.m.spanpp stylecolor rgb34 34 34 font-family arial sans-serif font-size 13px margin-top 5px margin-bottom 5px span stylebackground-color rgba255 255 255 0 For questions please call us atnbspa hreftel201-327-0285 fcksavedurltel201-327-0285 targetblank stylecolor rgb17 85 204 201-327-0285anbspornbspe-mail atnbspa hrefjavascriptlocation.hrefmailtoString.fromCharCode1121141111061019911611597110116976411711511410210046111114103 fcksavedurljavascriptlocation.hrefmailtoString.fromCharCode1121141111061019911611597110116976411711511410210046111114103projectsantausrfd.orgaspanpdivspan stylebackground-color rgba255 255 255 0 brspandivpp

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nbspThe USRFD monument is currently in the design phase and we are actively seeking donations to help fund the project. nbspIf anyone wishes to make a donation please contact us at infousrfd.org . nbsp